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dangermousieI am so obsessed with Someday that I actually downloaded an ep I have on DVD just so I could cap this scene.
I squeed like a crazy person during this scene in ep 10:
If I shipped Hana and Seokman any harder, I'd probably be locked up.
He makes her a cup of coffee and comes up only to find she's fallen asleep in the middle of her sketching:
Can you say it with me: "AWWWWWW"
When he is removing her sketchbook, he gets his first good look at the characters she is drawing:
Yup, she's based her lead on him. That's like a total confession of love! *ships*
Are you squeeing yet? because you should be.
Bonus from the earlier episode - look how adorable they are!
Currently am in the middle of episode 12 and such love! Of course, it says oodles of things about Seokman that I am cheering his basically drinking himself into unconsciousness and smashing his hands because it all means he's given up suicide attempts - yay. Good Lord, there are no words for how messed up that boy is.
(Btw, I need a Lee Jin Wook icon. For some weird reason, he really really does it for me in a ridiculous way. I remember watching Smile Again, where he's the secondary guy, and not only did I *gasp* actually uncanon-ship, but I basically went into a hormonal frenzy whenever he was on screen. I have no idea, why that is, but there it is. Oh well, I suppose I can have worse taste than sharing taste in men with Choi Ji Woo :) (They are one of the very few rl couples I find ridiculously adorable).)
Pssst, this is on Netflix.
ETA: There is self-destructive and then there is this. Idiot idiot idiot idiot you deserve to lose her!But that was my favorite scene in the drama so far - I am so sick. Mmmm, anger and love and angst and so much flipping dysfunction.
ETA2: I kept thinking that all his stuff in eps 11-12 is a hell of an overreaction on his part to the Hana-being-proposed-to thing - the stimulus and the reaction are out of all proportion. And then it hit me - it's not about Hana, not really - it's basically continuation/next stage of his epic breakdown - his "cheering up" to go see Hana and chosing her as his sole meaning in life (which is unsustainable to start with, I'd think, in any healthy individual!) was a temporary lull - his breakdown was nowhere near complete yet and so even if he didn't see Hana being proposed to, he would have come down from the artificial high soon enough for some other reason and back into messed-up-ville because he was nowhere near done with dealing with all that trauma. Even if it all worked out perfectly when he saw her, not only would have it only fixed it for a while, it was so very not good - he would have substituted his 'debt' to Jinwook's family with his loving/living for Hana and that would have been horribly unhealthy.
I don't think I have ever seen another kdrama character as much in need of good solid therapy.
ETA3: I totally love Haeyoung. Out of all the characters, she's the most mature and "whole" and I totally love how fearless and clear-eyed she is about everything. LOVE. Also, the scene with Hana and Hana's Mom was so very good. That was such a huge thing for them to actually talk.
I squeed like a crazy person during this scene in ep 10:
If I shipped Hana and Seokman any harder, I'd probably be locked up.
He makes her a cup of coffee and comes up only to find she's fallen asleep in the middle of her sketching:
Can you say it with me: "AWWWWWW"
When he is removing her sketchbook, he gets his first good look at the characters she is drawing:
Yup, she's based her lead on him. That's like a total confession of love! *ships*
Are you squeeing yet? because you should be.
Bonus from the earlier episode - look how adorable they are!
Currently am in the middle of episode 12 and such love! Of course, it says oodles of things about Seokman that I am cheering his basically drinking himself into unconsciousness and smashing his hands because it all means he's given up suicide attempts - yay. Good Lord, there are no words for how messed up that boy is.
(Btw, I need a Lee Jin Wook icon. For some weird reason, he really really does it for me in a ridiculous way. I remember watching Smile Again, where he's the secondary guy, and not only did I *gasp* actually uncanon-ship, but I basically went into a hormonal frenzy whenever he was on screen. I have no idea, why that is, but there it is. Oh well, I suppose I can have worse taste than sharing taste in men with Choi Ji Woo :) (They are one of the very few rl couples I find ridiculously adorable).)
Pssst, this is on Netflix.
ETA: There is self-destructive and then there is this. Idiot idiot idiot idiot you deserve to lose her!
ETA2: I kept thinking that all his stuff in eps 11-12 is a hell of an overreaction on his part to the Hana-being-proposed-to thing - the stimulus and the reaction are out of all proportion. And then it hit me - it's not about Hana, not really - it's basically continuation/next stage of his epic breakdown - his "cheering up" to go see Hana and chosing her as his sole meaning in life (which is unsustainable to start with, I'd think, in any healthy individual!) was a temporary lull - his breakdown was nowhere near complete yet and so even if he didn't see Hana being proposed to, he would have come down from the artificial high soon enough for some other reason and back into messed-up-ville because he was nowhere near done with dealing with all that trauma. Even if it all worked out perfectly when he saw her, not only would have it only fixed it for a while, it was so very not good - he would have substituted his 'debt' to Jinwook's family with his loving/living for Hana and that would have been horribly unhealthy.
I don't think I have ever seen another kdrama character as much in need of good solid therapy.
ETA3: I totally love Haeyoung. Out of all the characters, she's the most mature and "whole" and I totally love how fearless and clear-eyed she is about everything. LOVE. Also, the scene with Hana and Hana's Mom was so very good. That was such a huge thing for them to actually talk.
