The King of Dramas Episode 16
- uitgezonden: December 25, 2012
The King of Dramas Episode 16 Reacties
I feel bad for PD Joo. Just went he was about to confess that other guys shows up.
So Kim Bong Dal is losing his sight due to inherited eye disease. Just when he was going to confess his feelings this happens.
I wonder how the last two episodes gonna be. I guess I'll have to wait and watch.
I wouldn't call the suspense fake, because it's not, eventho you know beforehand that anthony will porbably succeed. It's in how he does it that makes it good. It's very enteraining and i started to feel the absense of that entertainment in the last 2 episodes.
The cute scene between the main characters where really nice, but i wanted some more tension. In the end i got it, but it's not that tension i'm used to. This time it's really serious! Don't quite know how to feel about Anthony's state. Pretty depressing, poor guy.
AAARGG...i've lost the wil to root for Anthony and Go Eun a bit. This drama has succeeded in giving me strange feel!!
Episode 16 brought the Go Eun/Anthony relationship to a head, with the lasting question: When did it become 'like' for Go Eun? I would say the answer is gradual, but I wonder what she'll say to Anthony.
And Anthony? Oh geez. I know some will argue that the eye disease trope is sooo overdone in k-dramas and that the drama is suffering from the use of this. However, this is the FIRST time that it's realistic to me. Hereditary eye diseases do exist, and to me, it is no stretch for Anthony to have developed the disease that his mother has.
It is devastating though. Just when Anthony began to see the world as beautiful (via Go Eun), his eyes are failing. In the so many years his eyes were fine, he saw the world as cold, lifeless, and a piece of paper currency.
That brings me to Min Ah. I never feel bad for the 2nd female in most relationships. That's probably because they are usually conniving and evil, but this time, Min Ah is neither. Still, she acted incredibly classy despite reminding Anthony that he needs to be sincere about his feelings.
In addition, this translated to the scene with Hyun Min and Min Ah when she tells Hyun Min to look inside himself for the answers in his acting. I'm really glad this issue is being tackled in such a way. For most of the series, we've seen Hyun Min progress, but we've not seen him introspect much. I want him to find confidence in himself that isn't just a face.
Overall, I really enjoyed episode 16, despite the sadness. I can't wait for our last week of the drama and for what will happen with all of our characters.
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