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Honestly, there were soo many meaningful moments and quotes I saved in the final episode.

Certainly! They are very simple words to say as well. It's crucial we take the time to check in on others and take care of the special people in our lives. This drama truly highlights the importance and value of community, often overlooked in the modern world, particularly within cities. It's not just about yourself in this world. We should also uplift the people around us too!!

Despite having a rocky start, I have to say this is one of the best kdrama endings I have watched. It was well-fitting and perfect. My eyes welled quite a few times watching the finale. It was so wholesome and healing. I'm sad to say goodbye to this one. It had a beautiful message. I'll now be playing reunion by shin seung hun and dream by taeyeon on repeat until I get over this drama 😭

True. Don't get me wrong. I still don't like him. This episode was the only where I was able to truly sympathise. Perhaps because now everyone is being honest with each other but you can really see that he is drowning in grief and sorrow.

Ah, I see that upon a second read.

Agreed. Can it really be labelled as a love triangle if the other party is blissfully unaware

I'm still in tears 😭😭

I burst into tears when Ko Mi-ja started to cry. I could never bare to see her cry with such pain. Tbh, I didn't and still don't feel anything for Sang-do but the actor did amazing at portraying the character's realisation (and confusion(?)) that she had been in pain, just like him, all this time.

I agree with most of this up until you implied that Sam-dal's mum is to blame for Young-pil's mum's death. I respectively disagree with that. Yes, if she didn't decide to back in the water then she would still be alive but she is no way at fault for her death. Her death was just an unfortunate accident. And the fact that she has to endure such hate from Sang-do is terrible.

I'm glad that it was his dad that said it directly. This way there isn't any miscommunication.

Atrocious behaviour. I don’t care how hurt or angry you are, spitting on the ground in front of someone is very disgusting and rude.

Ep 12 is best episode so far 😊 I have absolutely no complaints!!! I got everything I wanted to see. Very wholesome and satisfying.

Right. It's little moments like that which make a drams wholesome and healing. Not the unnecessary love triangle (which isn't a love triangle)

Well said. I skip his scenes for the very same reason.

We'll need to brace ourselves for her entitlement next episode 🙄.

I completely agree. It's hard to even believe that they are in their late 30s. I picture them in their late 20s or early 30s, and even still their behaviour still comes across as quite childish. I understand that it might be intended for comedic relief, but personally, I do not find it amusing. It can be quite frustrating at times. Moreover, I find the sister's scenes more captivating due to the added depth they bring. The main leads made very little progress in this episode. Despite Young-pil repeatedly bringing up their breakup towards the end, I had hoped for a mature conversation and the revelation of the reasons behind their split. However, the writers chose to save this development for another time. In my opinion, if they choose to go in that direction, they should allocate more airtime to the sister's side stories and less on Sang-do's jealously, which, by the way, makes him a terrible friend to Young-pil. It seems he's been harbouring resentment towards Young-pil for most of his life, although nobody forced him to remain in his shadow. They've been adults for years, so bringing up incidents from their childhood seems very immature.

Same. Idk why or when but I'm soo invested in the eldest sister's love life. It might be because her ex brings out a much softer side to her when she isn't being "annoyed" with him 24/7. I hope he just completely distances himself from his family and stays at Samdalri, managing the theme park. I liked how at the end of the episode, they showed us her perspective - she heard the things that he said about her when he was drunk and even placed a blanket over her dad and ex. It just shows that her being constantly agitated by him is just a ruse. All of her actions when she hasn't got her guard up show that she still very much cares for him.

But yes, I would love if they delved more into the side stories, especially Jindal and Hae-dal. It's shame that Sang-do gets as much screentime as he does. He completely ruins the drama for me. I found the family interactions and their individual storylines more intriguing and healing.

I don't think there will be any revenge. I'm sure Sam-dal will go back to photography but almost certain she won't be doing any revenge. You can tell by how the story has played out and also Sam-dal's reaction to whole incident, e.g. worried her action might have actually driven her assistant to attempt suicide, subtly concerned about how her assistant is doing without her present (she didn't seem too pleased that she got fired from her project), her intrigued by her assistant's obsession with scarfs.

Did anyone else feel their heart melt witnessing the sweet moments between Hae-dal and Ha-Yul in today's episode? Their interactions were incredibly adorable and wholesome. It would be wonderful if we could see more scenes with them together. Looking forward to seeing more moments with the dolphin guy next episode. I'm also glad he now knows that Ha-Yul is Hae-dal's daughter.