In Awe

I am in awe of this drama. Sun Woo is explosive every time, even in her subtle ways. I like that she doesn’t hold back, and as much as Da Kyung might not want to believe her; she knows as the day is light Sun Woo tells the truth. The son, though, I have tried to understand him, but he continues to be so very angry, it's like he hates himself more than anyone else. He is ok with his father having a completely new life but doesn’t want his mom to have one; his destructive behavior towards his mother and at school is bound to catch up with him sooner or later. A storm is coming that none of them will be able to escape if he's not helped. Tae Oh’s problem is that he thinks he is smarter than Sun Woo. Whatever deal Sun Woo makes with the Director reinforces her as she strikes first at Tae Oh and Myung Soo’s plans, rendering any move obsolete at least for the time being. I would really prefer it if Myung Soo was fired. I want her gone, I really cannot stomach her anymore.When one plays with fire, they should expect to get burned. Selfish Tae Oh plays with fire, and it turns against him, threatening to engulf the son he says he so desperately wants back but sadly it also endangers everybody else as well. I desperately, desperately feel for Hyun Seo, she’s back right where she left two years ago. Everything is so twisted and I believe the seed of doubt was probably already there for Da Kyung, even before Sun Woo or Ye Rim said anything. But now it’s here to stay, and every now and then will continue to send out a little root that painstakingly changes everything, making the life she stole to be with Tae Oh a living hell. And, of course, in that pit of snake town, no one is to be trusted, and I mean no one, not even doctor love. I am completely mesmerized by the careful writing, direction, and acting of this uniquely extravagant, drama that just drags you in and keeps you transfixed.

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