Cindy
It's so nice to see a happy ending where the mains continue to be happy and successful. I love the cheesiness at the end.
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Dokko Jin confesses and is rejected?! Well, it's good to deflate his ego a bit. For me, I saw Camellias ALL around him from the beginning. If a guy declared himself to me with such swagger, I would find him very hard to resist but I would because he would be SO conceited. Dokko Jin's voice is deep, his hands are really different from the hands I usually think are attractive but somehow add to his allure. I don't know what that deranged laugh is about, but hey, I'll overlook that. :)
I like that he wants to protect AeJung despite himself. I also like that he's kept relationships out of his life because he took his career so seriously so there isn't any need for jealous women.. *hears car brakes screech!* Oh well, it just makes us root for AeJungee even more!
I like that he wants to protect AeJung despite himself. I also like that he's kept relationships out of his life because he took his career so seriously so there isn't any need for jealous women.. *hears car brakes screech!* Oh well, it just makes us root for AeJungee even more!
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Didn't Joon Gook learn anything from The Incredibles?!? Whenever you monologue you lose. It isn't all about you. :D
I love how everything comes together in this episode. I also like how they show how if you just miss one little thing (when Hye Sung is looking down at her cell phone in the taxi as Soo Ha runs by as she is off to "rescue" him from Joon Gook) everything changes. How many times in life have we missed that one, little thing?
I also admire Soo Ha for asking for help and not stupidly going in as a sacrifice to a demented person. Good episode-just when I thought it was dragging a bit in the last episode the writer gave us some excitement and a conclusion to the whole, bitter mess that brought our main characters together.
I love how everything comes together in this episode. I also like how they show how if you just miss one little thing (when Hye Sung is looking down at her cell phone in the taxi as Soo Ha runs by as she is off to "rescue" him from Joon Gook) everything changes. How many times in life have we missed that one, little thing?
I also admire Soo Ha for asking for help and not stupidly going in as a sacrifice to a demented person. Good episode-just when I thought it was dragging a bit in the last episode the writer gave us some excitement and a conclusion to the whole, bitter mess that brought our main characters together.
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This is definitely a drama for people who appreciate mature subject matter---EXCEPT Kim Woo Binny is in this!! WOOO HOOO!! I forgot how adorable he is. He steals all the scenes he's in. I really enjoy this drama. It's edgier than most other Kdramas because it deals with people in their 30's and 40's.
The characters do some growing and changing and yes maturing. It's worth watching.
The characters do some growing and changing and yes maturing. It's worth watching.
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How can Karl be so stupid? I know Su Jung was nasty to him before but that doesn't mean that the innocent-acting girl is ACTUALLY innocent. Why don't men see through this type of woman? She's a gold-digger in disguise. I guess I have a new sort of respect for women who are honest about their gold digging attitudes and don't slime their way into the rich guy's wallet.
In this episode the Hidden Gold Digger digs her way deeper into Karl's affections and Su Jung still is trying to convince herself that she actually is a materialistic woman though she still wonders why she cares about Man So.
In this episode the Hidden Gold Digger digs her way deeper into Karl's affections and Su Jung still is trying to convince herself that she actually is a materialistic woman though she still wonders why she cares about Man So.
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