Episode 3 Review

Overall, episode 3 is an eventful and well-paced episode. The scenes were shot well, and the path they decided to take in terms of plot advancement was some what expected. However, it was definitely done nicely. The part I liked most in this episode was the transition. I feel that the transition out of the back story was done before, but regardless, it was well done. FINALLY, we are seeing the adult cast come in, and I'm glad they didn't spend more time giving back story (especially since people are harshly criticizing this potent drama SIMPLY due to it containing a back story). In terms of the scenes introducing the adult cast, I feel that I was generally able to discern who was who, but there were some circumstances that I wasn't able to tell (and it could be because I forgot who was Wolgang and Ki San as a kid or they were just being introduced for the first time). Lastly, I personally got confused in some of the closing scenes dealing with the antagonist, but I was still able to live with it.

P.S. Grown Do Ha is extremely pretty!

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