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dangermousieEun-Young in a delivery outfit? That much cuteness should be illegal! I also love that she refers to Jae Ha as "Worst Luck" as a nickname when discussing him with her friend. LOLOLOL.
Speaking of Jae Ha? I have an unhealthy fixation with his hands. Unhealthy. Also, how much did I love the scene where he was leaning against the window at night, saying his former name (Lee Su Ho) as if he was trying to hold on to it and not let it (and by extention his former life) be erased entirely.
I love the chemistry between the leads. Love love love love. Mmmmmmm. I loved their mini-fight - she totally snaps Mr. Icy 'n' Emo out of his shell, btw. Heh. I love that despite it all he still asks where she is from - a part of him is still hoping she is his Eun-Young despite the confirmations. I find it interesting that when she says her last name which is different he feels almost relieved as if he can bury all that past again and not have it torment him.
I kinda live for the moment when he finds out she is who he thought she was, after all. OMG. I am going to die then, I think. But until then I want to watch him fall in love with her all over again, unknowing and grown-up. Mmmm. That is the kind of childhood love I can get behind - when that is not the only basis for an OTP but they fall in love all over again.
Yo, Jae Ha/Su-Ho! Eun-Young could totally cure your emo/angst/tortured artist thing, I'm just sayin'. Because I don't remember last time I saw a hero so much on the permanent edge of a nervous breakdown. No wonder he gloms onto Secondary Girl (who is creepily living in her elementary school past, I must add). As some sort of certainty/reconciliation of his identities. Because the scene at the school? So painful.
Phillip continues to be sweet and boring. I did love the scene with the main four though, the way the drama subtly showed Eun-Young does not belong socially. The other three aren't being mean but they are chatting in English and she is trying to pretend she is participating but is clearly not, and finally makes her excuses and leaves...
Speaking of Jae Ha? I have an unhealthy fixation with his hands. Unhealthy. Also, how much did I love the scene where he was leaning against the window at night, saying his former name (Lee Su Ho) as if he was trying to hold on to it and not let it (and by extention his former life) be erased entirely.
I love the chemistry between the leads. Love love love love. Mmmmmmm. I loved their mini-fight - she totally snaps Mr. Icy 'n' Emo out of his shell, btw. Heh. I love that despite it all he still asks where she is from - a part of him is still hoping she is his Eun-Young despite the confirmations. I find it interesting that when she says her last name which is different he feels almost relieved as if he can bury all that past again and not have it torment him.
I kinda live for the moment when he finds out she is who he thought she was, after all. OMG. I am going to die then, I think. But until then I want to watch him fall in love with her all over again, unknowing and grown-up. Mmmm. That is the kind of childhood love I can get behind - when that is not the only basis for an OTP but they fall in love all over again.
Yo, Jae Ha/Su-Ho! Eun-Young could totally cure your emo/angst/tortured artist thing, I'm just sayin'. Because I don't remember last time I saw a hero so much on the permanent edge of a nervous breakdown. No wonder he gloms onto Secondary Girl (who is creepily living in her elementary school past, I must add). As some sort of certainty/reconciliation of his identities. Because the scene at the school? So painful.
Phillip continues to be sweet and boring. I did love the scene with the main four though, the way the drama subtly showed Eun-Young does not belong socially. The other three aren't being mean but they are chatting in English and she is trying to pretend she is participating but is clearly not, and finally makes her excuses and leaves...
