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𝔸𝕣𝕞𝕪 𝕄𝕒𝕘𝕒𝕫𝕚𝕟𝕖 𝕄𝕒𝕣𝕔𝕙 𝟚𝟘𝟙𝟠 𝕀𝕤𝕤𝕦𝕖

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I guess we're both introvert. We prefer staying at home , watch movies, listening to music rather than staying up late for parties or gatherings. We're both bookworms also !

Finally I am done.  

Celebrating the  success of JoonChae couple as the drama will be having its finale next week!

Thank you to all contributors of this thread as of today  .

More to come with this fanstastic, fated couple ! 

@thealterego @abovewalls @atingngpex @Darkarcana @battery @hazelyeot @Erdbeer @cloudcai @moonlight glitter  @Ashes @joongichaewon @eskate @jth

∂αу 7

𝕗𝕒𝕧𝕠𝕣𝕚𝕥𝕖 𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕖𝕨𝕠𝕟 𝕙𝕒𝕚𝕣𝕤𝕥𝕪𝕝𝕖 

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JG's caption   

Heol , the filming is almost over !

We are looking for an oppa estate agent to manage Yoo Yeon Seok 's shrine  

Hi Everyone !

Yoo Yeon Seok upcoming season 2 of Hospital Playlist is just around the corner ! 

With that we need more dedicated fans of Yoo Yeon Seok  to update our first page 

Please let me know if you are interested to take over the management of his thread 

Thank you !

@Darkarcana Thanks for the photos. Ah I have mixed feelings, I remember being giddy in January about the casting news. And here we are, down to 3 more episodes to go !

I applaud the cohesive teamwork this production has. And the outcome is very well deserved. I hope the ratings will improve. This drama became a hit despite the late timeslot, and on a weekday.

Yes, Eunha got met worrried from the preview. The cutest eggtart must be protected at all cost !

Another article :

‘Flower of Evil’ puzzle slowly piecing together … rating peak at 5.7%

As tvN’s Wed/Thu drama ‘Flower of Evil’ sees its puzzle pieces gradually falling into place, the previous episode ends by signaling the calm before the stormy confrontation between Lee Joongi and Kim Jihoon.

Episode 12 (September 9) of ‘Flower of Evil’ averaged 5.2% and peaked at 5.7% in Seoul, while averaging 4.7% and peaking at 5.3% nationwide, beating its previous record. Among tvN’s target audience aged 20 to 49, the episode also averaged 2.8% and peaked at 3.2% in Seoul topping the ratings for both cable and general programming channels, while averaging 3.0% and peaking at 3.3% nationwide, topping the time slot across all channels. (Based on all paid platforms, including cable, IPTV, and satellite. Source: Nielsen Korea)

Another translation version of Lee Joon Gi ‘s ‘story about the casting of FOE 

𝐼𝓃 𝐹𝑜𝒸𝓊𝓈: 2013 𝒟𝓇𝒶𝓂𝒶  

🆃🆆🅾 🆆🅴🅴🅺🆂

𝔸𝕓𝕠𝕦𝕥 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕊𝕙𝕠𝕨

Considering as one of the hidden gems in kdramas, Two Weeks is about the story of a small-time gangster Jang Tae San who struggled to save his daughter but became embroiled with political conflicts. 

Lee Joon Gi was nominated for Excellence Award - Actor during the 2013 MBC Awards. Recognition of his acting performance was then given by APAN 's 2nd Star Awards with his Top Excellence Award.

In this drama, Lee Joon Gi again showcased his skills as an action star, where most of the difficult stunts were done by him. He was even almost drown during filming.  He also admitted he got depression  after Two Weeks ended. 

Where to watch : Netlfix

𝕀𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣𝕧𝕚𝕖𝕨𝕤

Tencent 

Hankyung TV - “My goal as an actor? Be a useful actor all the way to the end”

My Daily -  The reason why Lee Joongi searches for hateful comments to read

TV Report - Two weeks’ Lee Junki “As a 32-year-old romantic fool, acting as a dad was difficult” (Part 1)

@Darkarcana that wax figure is like a saved image from his staff’ hard drive for teasing purposes 😂

Here’s a fetus   Lee Joon Gi after he was discharged from military service 

@katakwasabi I was scrolling for namgil videos and i saw this 

When I see a SSR I remember YOU 🤭😁

@SilverMoonTea I didnt expect that Kim Nam Gil and Lee Sung Kyun are very close friends! 

@abs-oluteM , here ‘s another Along with the Gods adjusshi,(and bff of KNG too lol)

Wallace Huo

My fave profiler , i watched this drama three times 

@im0202 for me Romantic Doctor was a gem because of him! He was brilliant in that show. And that voice acting always got me 🥰

Mama Cha! He looks so smexy while he cooks 

Kimura and his daughter . The genes 

Travelog by adjusshis 

This is a fun . lighthearted show. 

First off 𝙸 𝙻𝚄𝚁𝚅𝚅𝚅 𝚃𝙷𝙸𝚂 𝚃𝙷𝚁𝙴𝙰𝙳 

(But got to be lowkey opening these pages because it feels like I commit a 40 year old  while i do my ogle fest)

@Darkarcana I still don't consider LJG as adjusshi if I calculate my age range versus him. And he looks youthful looking he 's like a dongsaeng to me  (but sad)

@SilverMoonTea Yes uri dimple ajusshi! I love him in Marriage Contract. SWOON  times. But I have spent my time enjoying his dimples showcase in 3MAD (all seasons, yeah)

AND YES KIM NAM GIL OF COURSE *waves my 10 year old fangirl banner*

*trivia : he requested to be called "APPA" d-a-d-d-y by his fans instead of oppa 

 @Chocolate of course THAT MAN 

My adjusshi 

Jᴏᴏ Wᴏɴ ᴘᴜʀsᴜᴇs ᴇɴᴅʟᴇss ᴄʜᴀɴɢᴇ

[2015 ℍ𝕖𝕣𝕒𝕝𝕕 𝕀𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣𝕧𝕚𝕖𝕨]

Actor Joo Won is one of the hottest rising stars in Korea today, having built an impressive repertoire crossing the stage, TV and the silver screen.

He is best known for his roles as a doctor suffering from autism in the drama “Good Doctor” and his current role across actress Kim Tae-hee in the drama “Yong-pal.”

The Korea Herald sat down with the 28-year-old actor for an interview at a restaurant in Seoul to talk about his acting goals and his first thriller film, “Fatal Intuition.”

Joo Won was acutely aware of the different responses he has received for his TV and film work.

“Why don‘t I do well with films? I choose them the same way I choose my (TV) dramas,” he said with a sheepish laugh.

The criteria for choosing his work, according to him, has been the opportunity for change.

“I’m an actor who loves change. It‘s been that way since I was in arts high school,” he said. “I never wanted to do the same thing twice. I wanted to play the perverted old man, rather than the main character.”

He said he found that goal harder to reach once he broke into the TV and film scene.

“I never had to play similar characters again in plays or musicals, but in (TV and film) there seems to be a lot that’s decided for you,” he said. “I chose works that a lot of people had rejected, or been afraid to do. I always evolved. And I decided that at (Korean age) 29, I would bring a big change to my image.”

That change came in the form of Jang-woo, the distraught orphaned young man who tries desperately to find an elusive killer that murdered his younger sister in “Fatal Intuition.” In the film Jang-woo becomes obsessive, stalking and chasing a suspect despite having no evidence to support his accusations, derided by police all the while.

Moviegoers may be surprised to see Joo Won, known for his clean-cut heartthrob image, change into a gruff, rough-and-tumble laborer in the film.

“It was a character that I needed. It was even better because I know that change should never feel too forced. The director needed my image. He said, rather than having a tough actor play Jang-woo, it would be better to have a nicer, perhaps weaker-looking actor play Jang-woo in order to play to the audience‘s emotions.”

“That’s what I loved about this character. It was a character that had something that was already a part of me.”

Joo Won knew that the shift in his image was a gamble, but he believed that a sincere performance would bring the skeptics around to his side.

“My fans seem to like it when I do things like this. They like me as an actor, not just me as a pretty face. If I stick to my principles, and perform well, my fans support me.”

For Joo Won, “Fatal Intuition” is one step towards an ultimate goal.

“In the end -- even though this may be far off -- I want to be an actor like those Hollywood actors who can completely change,” he said.

“An actor‘s job is to make audiences relate to a variety of characters ... I want to be an actor who is warm, who is trustworthy, who instills faith.”

He also acknowledged that in order to reach this goal, he would need to selectively focus on important works in the future, rather than doing multiple projects back-to-back as he has been doing so far.

“I realized that I need rest, whether it’s physical or mental. But as of right now, I still feel anxious if I‘m not working,” he said. “I think I’ll be more comfortable in a few years. I‘ll work hard right now and be more cautious about the works I choose a few years later. I’ll invest more time in choosing my works.”

By Won Ho-jung (hjwon@heraldcorp.com)

𝔼𝕏ℂ𝕃𝕌𝕊𝕀𝕍𝔼 𝕀ℕ𝕋𝔼ℝ𝕍𝕀𝔼𝕎

ᕼᗩ ᒍI ᗯOᑎ

Demeanor of a 御姐 

*御姐 is usually used to describe a lady who is elegant, mature, successful and confident.

Unassuming Queen

Visited Taiwan Three Times in Eleven Years, Recognized Reporter Immediately

An actress like Ha Ji Won can be rarely found in the Korean entertainment industry. The photoshoot for our magazine cover was done on her first day in Taiwan. Upon arriving in the dressing room that we had prepared for her, she smiled in a friendly manner and exuded a strong aura. Unexpectedly, she is breathtakingly beautiful. (Every parts of her) from her hair to her toes are so well taken care of that one could not find any flaws in them. When choosing her costumes and accessories, she never made any fuss. She is a person with own thoughts, bearing some resemblance to the resolute personality of female characters that she often portrays.

In late 2003, Ha Ji Won first came to Taiwan to promote a video game that was endorsed by her. She, who was then 25 years old and became popular after playing the leading roles of movies ‘Sex is Zero’ and ‘Phone’, was dressed up as a sexy angel. She was slightly shy and didn’t talk much, but kept her friendly smile, leaving a deep impression on everyone. In July 2004, through the arrangement of Lee Kim Production Company, the reporter was able to have an exclusive interview with Ha Ji Won, So Ji Sub and Jo In Sung, the three leading cast members of ‘What Happened in Bali’ at 63 Building in Seoul. At that time, she was already extremely popular and possessed some temperament of a leader. During the interview, she talked with ease and confidence, and was quite charming.

In October 2007, when Ha Ji Won came to Taiwan again for the second time to promote ‘Hwang Jini’, she was already a huge star in Korea, but she remained amiable and easy-going, and even complied with the TV station’s request to do promotions at the Shilin Night Market where she had Taiwanese snacks and played pinball. This time after almost seven years, film and TV actress Ha Ji Won again reached another career peak through ‘Empress Ki’. Although she is already a super star (queen of film/drama), she is still friendly and unassuming. When she saw the reporter whom she has not met for many years while doing this interview for our magazine, she immediately recognized the reporter and greeted him/her enthusiastically.

Goddess, Even Her Toes Are Perfect

Frankly speaking, the technology of photoshop these days is so good that it adds some bonus points to the hair quality of female stars. However, Ha Ji Won appeared at the photoshooting scene directly with her silky, elastic and shiny hair. Her hair quality is so good that she could almost film a shampoo CF (there). We could tell that she set standards for herself, and showed respect to the photoshooting work. During the photoshoot and interview, we even found out that every single toe of hers are very beautifully maintained.

Unlike some actresses who cannot endure the discomfort of heels, and will only wear their heels when shooting starts, Ha Ji Won insisted to wear her high heels right after she changed to her dress, and then walked to the place of the photoshoot. Even during the interview session, she kept her posture straight, showing the demeanor of a 御姐 (a lady who is elegant, mature, successful and confident etc.) from her head to her toes, causing every member of our fashion team to be unable to hold our praises ~ she is truly very beautiful.

Ha Ji Won is always friendly every time she comes to Taiwan. She would answer every question from the reporters. Last year, she established her own management agency, Haewadal Entertainment, with herself being the only artist under her agency. When she came to Taiwan (this time), her autonomy became stronger, and she was able to make any decision on her own. She was very easy going during the interview, change of costumes and makeup process, almost never raise any other opinions, unlike other Korean artists who disallowed many types of questions to be asked, and set a lot of restrictions and regulations when they came to Taiwan for interviews. This time when Ha Ji Won came to Taiwan, other than the many staff members of her agency who came with her, the famous entertainment news program ‘Section TV’ of Korea’s MBC TV Station also followed along to capture her entire Taiwan trip. She is neither pretentious nor contrived in front of and behind the cameras. She is the same on and off stage.

a) her secrets in maintaining her youthful appearance – eat more fruits, exercise, use cold water to shower etc.;

b) her ideal type, what qualities she look for in a man – must have a sense of humor, kind, warm etc.;

c) the hardships in filming EK – actions scenes, horse riding, the cold weather etc., and also the fragrances that she used for her character;

d) advancement into Hollywood, Chinese directors whom she would like to work with – John Woo & Ang Lee, places in Taiwan that she would like to visit, happy to see her Taiwanese fans etc.

When asked by the reporter, she confirmed that her real name ‘Jeon Hae Rim’ in Hanja is 田海林, and not 全海林, both of which could be found on some websites under her profile.

source: TVBS Weekly via facebook

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10aѕιa ιnтervιew

A throwback interview of Kyungho made in 2010, when he landed his first leading role in the drama 'Smile You'. 

10: It has been quite a while since we saw you in SBS TV series “Smile, You.”

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Jung Kyung Ho (Jung): I had very little time to rest before I started working on “Smile, You.” I had consecutively shot films “Sunny”, “Running Turtle” and SBS TV dramas “Princess Ja Myung Go” and “Smile, You.” And I was pretty exhausted so I took a little break this time. I went to Jeju island where my father is filming [Jung’s father is legendary television producer Jung Eul Young who is currently shooting SBS TV series “Beautiful Life”] and took a short trip to Japan. It wasn’t really a long break, only about two months, but I feel like it’s the first time I took that much time off.

10: But after the break, you made an unexpected choice to appear in KBS’ “Drama Special.” I thought you would choose a drama that would increase the popularity you gained from “Smile, You.”

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Jung: I have never thought that I wanted to be a more popular star, not even once. I don’t choose my work to make myself look cool. What is important is whether it has a good story, a good director or who my co-stars are. In the case of “The Great Gye Choon Bin,” which I just started filming, I chose to do it because my close friend [actress] Jung Yoo-mi is in it, it has an interesting story and I have known the show’s executive director Ham Young-hoon since I was young. The show has situations that are a bit unpredictable and funny. I think the drama will be jolly overall.

10: What is your character like? I heard you play an art therapist who is afraid of the dark.

 

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Jung: There are no so-called normal people in “The Great Gye Choon Bin.” Everyone has his own pain, relies on others and wants to heal their wounds. My character Wang Gi-nam treats other people with art but he is really the one who should be treated and he doesn’t even know that himself. Then he meets a plain girl named Gye Choon Bin (played by Jung Yoo-mi), gets healed and learns how to make it through the darkness and to love.

 

 

 

10: In other words, he grows up in the story. You often play people who gradually mature — like your characters in the films “Herb,” “My Love Week” and in “Smile, You.”

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Jung: I think all the characters end up growing up inside the story. Just like my character in “Smile, You” became a man when he met Jung-in (played by Lee Min-jung). I was able to show that process because I was lucky in getting to work with good directors.

10: Do you tend to be more attracted to such characters?

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Jung: I think it would be boring if the character stays too consistent throughout the story. When something happens, he will go through some psychological changes relating to the incident and he will face the next incident through those changes. The process will definitely not be the same. And I enjoy those changes that occur in the process.

10: In that sense, it was a bit unexpected that you chose to play an expressionless fugitive in the film “Running Turtle.”

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Jung: I had a pretty tough time shooting “Running Turtle.” My character was actually a very difficult one to play. I mean, if I had met a real fugitive in life I would know how to play one. (laugh) I tried to make my character talk less and cover his face up even more but I don’t know which would have been better. But I got to meet [Korean actor] Kim Yoon-suk in that film, so I was able to learn a lot and grow as an actor.

10: You talked about working with senior actors and it seems you often work with people who have acted for a particularly long time. Like Choi Bul-am and Chun Ho-jin in “Smile, You.”

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Jung: Actor Kang Suk-woo even came to my first birthday party. So I really have to work hard. (laugh) I grew up watching these veteran actors since I was young and it is truly an honor that I get to work with them. Plus, the atmosphere on set was really fun. Actor Chun Ho-jin, who played my father in the show, guided me so that I could act naturally. I am truly grateful to him.

10: Perhaps that kind of atmosphere helped you portray your character Hyun-soo in “Smile, You” more naturally.

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Jung: I try to keep it as natural as possible. I hung around and talked a lot with director Lee Tae-gon before the shooting and he wanted me to act like I wasn’t acting. He told me to just be myself. Being comfortable on set, even I could see that I was acting comfortably. I try to make the acting natural in all my acting projects like it was in “Smile, You.”

10: But there must have been some roles that are hard to make seem natural.

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Jung: It was really hard to do that in the role of Choi Yoon in KBS TV series “I’m Sorry, I Love You.” And you know, there are characters who have jobs that are not easy to make seem natural. Like the national intelligence service agent in MBC TV series “Time Between Dog And Wolf” and the fugitive in “Running Turtle.” But getting into such characters is also what makes this job appealing. If I prepare and make my character solid before the shooting, the drama comes out great. I try to work hard in that respect.

10: You mean becoming another person is appealing to you?

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Jung: Of course, any role I play is done by me Jung Kyung Ho and so it can’t go outside of myself. I still lack in a lot of things and it is hard to live a completely different life like some famous Hollywood actors. But I think it is important to show myself comfortably and naturally within what I can do best as a twenty-eight-year-old actor.

10: Do you want to keep doing something you’re good at or do you want to start showing some changes little by little?

Right now, I just want to work on a good story with a good director and cast.

That’s what I enjoy.

10: Since you use the word ‘good’ a lot, what do you think that is? For example, what exactly is a good director in an actor’s point of view?

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Jung: It’s hard to explain. It goes the same for actors as well. It is hard to define a good actor. A senior actor who is a good actor may not be a good person. And even if he is a good person, I don’t think you can call him a good actor unless the viewers appreciate him. Basically, I think that in order to be called a good actor or a good director, you have to be a good person, more than anything. You can’t really call someone a good person or actor if they give people around them a hard time. Luckily, the people that I have met so far were all good actors and directors.

10: There is a difference between working hard and doing it well.

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Jung: Oh, it’s different. That is why I feel a lot more responsibility, like how much love I can receive with this production. For instance, there will be a time when I won’t be hired for a job I want if my current project doesn’t do well. That is why you have to be responsible in everything you do.

10: So, as an actor what do you think is good acting?

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Jung: Just being natural. My biggest concerns are not to show off or swagger.

10: There are some actors who are competitive with their co-stars but you don’t seem like the type.

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Jung: I can’t do that because I’m sort of timid. If they are mad, I try to cheer them up. (laugh) When I was shooting “Time Between Dog and Wolf,” director Kim Jin-min was worried that actor Lee Jun-ki and I would be competing to see who the better actor is. He was worried that it might make things uncomfortable luckily, he said we both looked pretty comfortable. (laugh)

10: Are you the type to just melt in with the background?

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Jung: I think I’m the type of person who likes to be with others. I also like drinking. (laugh) When you spend time with someone for eight months it’s inevitable that you become close like a family. When you’re shooting a drama, it may be hard to form a relationship with the tight schedule but eventually as time goes by you become close. Five years ago I shot KBS’ “My Sweetheart, My Darling” for about a year, and I still meet and keep in touch with veteran actor Lee Soon-jae and the rest of the crew.

10: The reason I asked that question is, how do you further your acting skills outside of work?

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Jung: I would like to study more in any I can. I don’t think I have ever studied for acting. I want to and need to read more books and also travel a lot. Up until now, I kept on working and learned a lot from the work, but I feel that I have more to learn outside of that. Actress Bae Jong-ok who was in the movie “Herb” with me, she reads many books and studies a lot. I don’t know anyone who knows as much as her and she doesn’t even show off about it. I envy that.

10: You don’t want to become a star and you aren’t motivated by your father’s influence. What is the biggest motivation for you as an actor?

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Jung: It’s always more fun to watch people who have pain or have failed. Through acting I want to live out their lives and feel their emotions. What would I do if it were me. I like approaching characters like that and expressing their lives.

 

 

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I would say, the palettes of green and blue

Moon Chae Won is a calm person. 

She always has deep thoughts on things.

She could take strong, feisty femme fatale characters in her projects

but she  belongs to the quiet, relaxed ones. 

A woman of warmth through expressions of visual arts like paintings. 

Hex #57b2a3  to  #83bfa3

sea

sky

gardens

ᴅ ᴀ ʏ 5

🅕🅐🅥🅞🅡🅘🅣🅔

𝓁𝒾𝓃𝑒𝓈 𝒻𝓇𝑜𝓂

🅒🅗🅐🅔🅦🅞🅝'🅢 🅒🅗🅐🅡🅐🅒🅣🅔🅡🅢

I have a memory of a goldfish, so I have chosen the following quotes from Chaewon's characters:

𝒞𝒽𝒶 𝒥𝒾 𝒲𝑜𝓃

(Flower of Evil)

𝐿𝑒𝑒 𝒮𝑒 𝑅𝓎𝓊𝓃𝑔

(The Princess' Man)

How much hurt you must have endured…I can’t even imagine how you survive from all that pain. If taking my life will lessen your pain, then I’m willing to die a thousand million times.

𝒞𝒽𝒶 𝒴𝑜𝑜𝓃 𝒮𝑒𝑜

(The Good Doctor)

The change in you is not because of someone else. It was because of you, yourself.

@Chocolate Thank you for the Hyun Bin buff and tan fest !  

Can't wait to see how his new film will be gracing our screens ! 

ᴱᴾᴵˢᴼᴰᴱ 12 ᴹᴬᴰ ᶜᴬᴾ

a.k.a my incoherent summary 

Baek Monster 

This episode revealed how Heesung went into coma while Hyun Soo survived and living fine instead. There were medical questions regarding the severity of Heesung's wounds in order for him to be in comatose state. Stab wounds on abdomen may not be enough.  But maybe the director/writer deliberately omitted that justification for the fact that : (1)Baek Man Woo is a reputable hospital director who carries the credibility of being a good doctor (remember on earlier episodes that he is Heesung's attending physician, at the same time some comments from persons in  medical field mentioned how the procedure he conducted to feed Heesung was detailed and flawlessly done); (2) There was a scene when he woke up asking his dad why he did not answer the phone. When Heesung went home to bury Hyunsoo, Minja's hysterical reaction may have delayed the rescue more. She can't think clearly enough to ask for help. 

Here comes the variable--Heesung woke up. So what now? Apparently, he doesn't trust the housekeeper at all. At the same time , here comes the frames in succession suggesting that Minja is not to be trusted either. She could again betray her son .

Coffee Treat

Hyunsoo is very consistent , cold beverage for "let's make this conversation real quick".  Hilarious that Detective Choi sighed deeply, twice. He picked the message quickly though, and he went to verify his gut feeling is correct. Do Hyun Soo is innocent. I also like how he evaluated the evidences not just for fact finding--but also want answers on the motive. He did not get any concrete answer from Hyunsoo, but his intuition is indeed right. I am glad we have credible police/detectives in this show unlike the hackneyed crook police officers we usually see in dramas. 

Detective Choi mentioned this, and we may able to know who when things go downhill.

Crybabies

It's the cutest thing in this episode. 

Hae Soo and Moo Jin 

Sigh, this couple. After 18 years they still did not reconcile. They need the Hyunsoo-Jiwon compass to do this. Their contrasting intentions make them grow apart. I am looking forward for Hae Soo to open up more to Moojin by not letting him sit in the dark about her worries and fears. Moojin at the same time need to become more patient if he wants to win Haesoo's trust once again. I get where Haesoo is coming from-she want to at least make up to his brother who took all the blame while she is free from the stigma of being the accomplice. She has her reasons, but how I wish she opens up to her brother too, if not to Moojin. Her decision alone will create domino effect not only to Hyunsoo but to his family as well--Jiwon and Eunha. 

Plan A 

This IS the plan and it might still happen in future episodes based on the hinted photos of JG and his stunt double. A scary thought (Waves to cliff of doom). There were just the variables- Hyunsoo and Detective Choi did not know that Heesung woke up and Haesoo is turning herself in to the police.

My Person --No matter what hardship comes his way, he has a wife who'll stand by his side. 

Ah, Jiwon-shi You're such a strong woman, even into admission that you're horrible. Like I said, I understand where Haesoo is coming from. But before she turns herself in, she could have seek his brother's thoughts  about this. There may be no absolute answer who suffered the most, but Hyun Soo's identity is for him to decide--of whether to have it exposed or not. Once, Hae Soo will admit that she was the one who killed the village chief, police will have to dig both of their history including Hyun Soo. And who is Hyunsoo now? 

Yet I am more to Jiwon's plea on this one. If the identity of Hyunsoo will be exposed before the emergence of the accomplice--Do Hyun Soo will be question either way because of stolen identity; The real Baek Heesung is married to Jiwon by paper, even has a daughter too. A complete chaos. 

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And Jiwon is right, because when Moojin runs to Hyunsoo to tell about Haesoo's plan, he just calmly remarked that she is fine and he is sure nothing happened. This couple really.

Love Rain 

Hyunsoo has been a thoughtful husband to Jiwon even before they get married. Rain will always be a memory to Hyunsoo because this has been their very first date. It was raining that day. Jiwon complains about her dress, shoes and hairstyle being ruined because they were caught up by the rain .  From then, Hyunsoo will see to it that he will fetch Jiwon from work if it does. The pluviophile in me is squealing. For the first time, Hyunsoo is more open about his past . Jiwon also is more open about her feelings. Their trust and love rebooted .

Rise of the Monster

There was this scene in episode 8 when the housekeeper was fixing Heesung's foot strap. With the director being keen to details,dropping hints and there--the inevitable for housekeeper was about to happen in episode 12. This has been one among the strengths of director Kim Gyul Chu. He did not only showcase aesthetics in order to highlight one or two pivotal scenes in the show. It was like a blueprint was alreadycast out even before the series began its production. 

Then this happened. I think the scarf being a strong evidence to pinpoint Heesung, will be of use later on. Again, Mija's included in this frame. 

When we think that episode 12 will just be a filler, it is not. The show keeps on escalating the complications. Solving one conflict to another. The show is indeed one big puzzle piece for its audience to solve. 

Final rave, reasons why this couple is the new superstar couple in kdramas. They had been the yinyang represent. A trust and love combo despite of the absurdities they had. I am one among those who are rooting for them to live a peaceful , comfortable life after these hurdles. I rely on those lights behind them screaming for a happy ending. They deserve it so much, because they are continuously fighting for it no matter what are the odds.