Largely hair-based on WBDS ep 7
Jul. 29th, 2011 12:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dangermousieI continue to be amazed how all these bedragged busy warriors have these amazing shining manes. Aragorn could have learned a thing or two. Exhibits 1 and 2:
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ockoala.) How, in between training in combat, rescuing Dong Soo from consequences of his lunacies, and angsting about parental and assassin trauma, Yeo Woon has any time to maintain that hair, is a mystery worthy of Poirot.
Here he is, showing off his hair while demonstrating unspoken but overwhelming relief that Dong Soo did not get beheaded. Oh you poor woobie future assassin, you really should not have feelings, as it will make your inevitable descent only worse:
Speaking of hair, our hero, Dong Soo, sports quite a mane himself. Perhaps as a comfort in his times of adversity.
I confess I cannot really dislike Dong Soo, even as it appears more and more likely, seven eps in, that they are indeed setting up him and Ji Sun as the OTP and I want Ji Sun with Yeo Woon. Hating Dong Soo would be equivalent to hating a big, loveable, sweet and very dumb dog. Just not done. Though the fact that he is going to look like this in an upcoming ep doesn't hurt:
Cherish that makeover, Dong Soo!
But back to Yeo Woon (who is my second favorite in this, behind Cheon because Choi Min Soo can do no wrong ever). Preview promises us a breakdown:
About time. The kid has been bottling everything in so much he could become a professional vintner.
And we conclude with Gwang Taek, the biggest BAMF that ever BAMFed. So BAMF is he, in fact, that he doesn't need to showcase his hair:
Yeah, as you can tell, I am enjoying WBDS. It's gorgeous and fun and popcorn. It's not as smart or has me as emotionally invested as The Princess' Man but it is a very good time.
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ockoala.) How, in between training in combat, rescuing Dong Soo from consequences of his lunacies, and angsting about parental and assassin trauma, Yeo Woon has any time to maintain that hair, is a mystery worthy of Poirot. Here he is, showing off his hair while demonstrating unspoken but overwhelming relief that Dong Soo did not get beheaded. Oh you poor woobie future assassin, you really should not have feelings, as it will make your inevitable descent only worse:
Speaking of hair, our hero, Dong Soo, sports quite a mane himself. Perhaps as a comfort in his times of adversity.
I confess I cannot really dislike Dong Soo, even as it appears more and more likely, seven eps in, that they are indeed setting up him and Ji Sun as the OTP and I want Ji Sun with Yeo Woon. Hating Dong Soo would be equivalent to hating a big, loveable, sweet and very dumb dog. Just not done. Though the fact that he is going to look like this in an upcoming ep doesn't hurt:
Cherish that makeover, Dong Soo!
But back to Yeo Woon (who is my second favorite in this, behind Cheon because Choi Min Soo can do no wrong ever). Preview promises us a breakdown:
About time. The kid has been bottling everything in so much he could become a professional vintner.
And we conclude with Gwang Taek, the biggest BAMF that ever BAMFed. So BAMF is he, in fact, that he doesn't need to showcase his hair:
Yeah, as you can tell, I am enjoying WBDS. It's gorgeous and fun and popcorn. It's not as smart or has me as emotionally invested as The Princess' Man but it is a very good time.
