Gooooooong!
May. 22nd, 2007 12:31 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dangermousieI have started my rewatch of Goong (my first kdrama and one of my faves).
Halfway into episode one, and yes, it's just as awesome as ever.
More so, actually. And I am still swooning over the colors, and grinning at the humor and adoring Chae-Gyung.
And oh Shin, you bastard. How I love you.
There are no words, you introverted, icy, supercilious woobie.
ETA: This of course comes much later, but I keep thinking why (even though I feel sorry for him) Yul so rubs me the wrong way. Maybe it's because I like characters who love to put the happiness of the other person above theirs. And it's clear that CG wants Shin to love her, and in any event, any divorce/brouhaha would damage her the most. I don't expect him to play matchmaker, but I do wish he would not meddle. He keeps pushing her and pushing her and pushing her (like that disastrous divorce request) even though it's clearly not what she'd want or what is good for her. And unlike Shin, Yul has no excuse of being emotionally frozen, not knowing how to show caring or to interact. And of course, his feelings aren't reciprocated, which automatically makes any of his posessive actions a bit odder than if they were.
Halfway into episode one, and yes, it's just as awesome as ever.
More so, actually. And I am still swooning over the colors, and grinning at the humor and adoring Chae-Gyung.
And oh Shin, you bastard. How I love you.
There are no words, you introverted, icy, supercilious woobie.
ETA: This of course comes much later, but I keep thinking why (even though I feel sorry for him) Yul so rubs me the wrong way. Maybe it's because I like characters who love to put the happiness of the other person above theirs. And it's clear that CG wants Shin to love her, and in any event, any divorce/brouhaha would damage her the most. I don't expect him to play matchmaker, but I do wish he would not meddle. He keeps pushing her and pushing her and pushing her (like that disastrous divorce request) even though it's clearly not what she'd want or what is good for her. And unlike Shin, Yul has no excuse of being emotionally frozen, not knowing how to show caring or to interact. And of course, his feelings aren't reciprocated, which automatically makes any of his posessive actions a bit odder than if they were.
