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I have always rooted for them but after the comments he made in episode 32, he does not deserve her.

Squinters never had a son. Soon Ae's son is from anothet relatioship. Remember Squinters reminded her, do you want to abandon another child, let's get together and take care of the child. She has three children from different men.

I am encouraging the relationship. I want the dancer to be kicked to the curb.

Heung Su was encouraging Chun Soo and Mi Sun to get married, and in return, they encouraged him to take his relationship with Ok Bun more seriously. Unlike him, who struggled with money, she was pleasant, hardworking, kind, and financially stable.

A few months ago, Heung Su had fallen madly in love with Kim, who had hidden the fact that she was married to a gang leader serving a jail sentence and had a child she did not acknowledge. One day, gang members connected to Kim’s husband stormed into Heung Su’s home and beat him up, warning him to stay away from her. He could have been killed if not for Ok Bun stepping in to help him. Despite this, he remained dismissive of the idea of a relationship with her.

Mi Sun advised, “If you keep trying to be hard to get, pretty soon someone else will snatch her.”

Heung Su replied, “Goodness, come on Mi Sun; you are being ridiculous.”

“How is that ridiculous? She has a great personality, she is independent, and she is pretty. Men would line up to date her from Seoul to Busan,” Chun Soo added.

Heung Su scoffed. “Even if men lined up from Seoul to Busan to date her, Ok Bun will still have eyes only for me. I am her world.”

Mi Sun raised an eyebrow. “Don’t you think you’re being a bit overconfident? What if a great guy suddenly shows up in her life?”

Chun Soo chipped in. “She is right. Don’t be too smug. You never know what will happen in life.”

Heung Su mockingly answered, “Guys, save it. Do not worry about me.”

The conversation made it clear how much he took her loyalty for granted. While she continued to support him despite everything, life has a way of surprising people—he might one day realize that she was the one person who truly saw his worth all along.

Here's your message translated into English:

Now that the drama is ending, I can say that the actors who, in my opinion, stood out were **Ms. CHOI JUNG YOON**, who gave her best and showcased her excellent acting talent. She truly excelled in the role of the antagonist! She put her entire being into it—playing with the nuances of her voice, using her eyes, her lips, and the movements of her body. **A flawless performance in every aspect. A big bravo!**

Additionally, **Ms. YANG HYE JIN** was outstanding in the role of the traditional Korean mother, portraying all the national Korean characteristics that define this social category.

Not to overlook the rest of the cast, everyone performed well in their roles. But, in my opinion, the two actresses I mentioned first were the best!

(Giannis Tofalos from Athens, Greece)
The spirit and emotion were kept intact. Does this translation feel right to you who know Greek?

A Stray, A Glance, and a Tilting Table

Just when things seemed stable, the unexpected arrival of a stray dog at the salon stirred up more than just curiosity. The dog had no badge, no identification, a mystery in itself. The ever-compassionate hairdresser took it upon herself to bring the stray to the vet clinic, determined to cover all costs and ensure the pup found its rightful owners.

But the moment she stepped into the vet’s office, something shifted. The atmosphere, once clinical and neutral, took on an undeniable warmth as her presence filled the room. Dr. Baek Sung Hyun, the newly arrived vet, found himself momentarily captivated, struck by the effortless charm of the woman before him. There was an energy there—an unspoken connection forming in that quiet exchange.

Meanwhile, the dancer, who had always believed he had the hairdresser wrapped around his finger, was in for a shock. The preview for next week reveals an unexpected twist—the hairdresser and the vet sharing a meal, lost in conversation, unaware of the eyes watching them. The dancer, full of assumed certainty, now faces a reality he never anticipated. His confidence shaken, his control slipping, the dynamics have changed.

With Dr. Baek now in the picture, the once steady table has tilted, the balance disrupted, and a brewing love triangle is ready to unfold.


PS I love the way the story is developing—there’s tension, shifting emotions, and an unpredictable edge. What say you.

Tak’s behavior as short of glory:

After testifying before the academic affairs department about her one-sided relationship with Boem Su, Seri disappeared, seemingly burdened by the consequences of a situation she had initiated. Upon returning home, she wasted no time in packing her belongings, ignoring her mother’s pleas to study abroad for several years. Seri wasn’t seeking escape through external opportunities—she wanted true independence, on her own terms. And so, she left.

Meanwhile, Tak, her father, refused to accept the reality of her absence. Convinced that Boem Su was responsible, he barged into the household with unwavering aggression. But his self-perceived grandeur soon crumbled into sheer spectacle when he spray-eagled himself onto the floor, declaring that he would not move until his daughter returned. However, the humiliation only deepened when he was forcibly picked up, his dramatic protest meeting an unceremonious end.

Clinging to his bruised pride, Tak threatened to sue them for assault, yet made no effort to report the incident to the authorities. The once-dignified figure—a man who believed he had "arrived"—was now reduced to a theatrical shadow of misplaced power, desperately clawing for control. His behavior, short of any real glory, reflected not a father’s grief, but a wounded ego grappling with irrelevance.

As Seri cut ties with everyone, even her closest friend Bom, her departure signified more than rebellion—it was a definitive act of self-preservation, choosing solitude over the suffocating expectations of her family.

We cannot get enough of Eagle Brothers - The drama has layers of pride, desperation, and raw emotion—truly gripping.

The fan fiction will floor you! The Youtuber says, Nam Jin and the actor are brothers. Tae Sang his adopted mum is the mother, no mention of Miju.

Pure makjang! I cannot believe that the actor is Soon Ae's son. I have to suspend my disbelief to continue watching.

She was pushed and knocked down by SA and her mother. She might have hurt herself in the process.

Suri as in Suri and Uri a family drama. The Vet in Eagle Brothers acted as Uri and Suri is currently acting in the Queen's House. The haidresser, the dancer and the Vet going by the name of Baek Sung Hyun will be involved in a love triangle as seen from previews.

I only watched one episode; will watch the rest when I am done with Desperate Mrs Seoju.

U Ri's partner is leading in the Queen's House series.

Here are some ways to deepen their quirks and personalities while keeping them engaging and memorable:

The Dancer – The Underdog with Big Dreams

Once a Rising Star, Now Struggling to Stay Afloat – He was almost famous, maybe had one viral moment, but never quite made it. Now, he constantly relives those "glory days" as if they were legendary.

Dramatic to the Core – He turns every minor inconvenience into a theatrical performance—whether it’s losing a sock or spilling coffee, everything is a tragedy or a triumphant comeback.

A Hopeless Romantic – Despite being penniless, he still dreams of grand romantic gestures—but his luck in love never seems to work out. Maybe he writes poetic letters to an uninterested crush.

Endlessly Optimistic (to a Fault) – No matter how many times he fails, he’s convinced that his big break is just around the corner. He’s always plotting his next “masterpiece.”

The Hairdresser – The Wealthy, Sensible Softie

A Secret Success Story – While she seems like just another small-business owner, she’s actually incredibly wealthy from smart investments, yet she never flaunts it.

Sharp-Tongued, But Deeply Caring – She has no filter when dishing out gossip or life advice, but behind the sass, she’s fiercely loyal and protective of those she cares about.

Hopelessly Devoted to the Dancer– Even though she knows he’s still fixated on his lost love, she quietly supports him, never pressuring him, but always hoping he’ll finally look her way.

A Collector of Odd Trinkets – Whether it’s antique hairpins or a wig from a forgotten celebrity, she has an eccentric collection of items that hold sentimental (or ridiculous) value.

Their dynamic is already fantastic—her quiet patience, his dramatic energy, and the unspoken bond between them. Maybe she keeps subtly helping him out, and he’s too caught up in his theatrical woes to realize what she truly means to him.

The dancer and the hairdresser could bring a delightful mix of humor and chaos to Eagle Brothers, serving as much-needed comic relief amid the drama’s heavier themes. Here are some ideas for how they could add their quirky charm:

The Dancer: The Over-the-Top Dreamer
- Always convinced they’re on the verge of stardom, despite never landing a major gig.
- Dramatically reenacts famous dance scenes in the brewery, much to everyone’s confusion.
- Has an intense rivalry with an imaginary competitor—who may or may not exist.
- Uses dance metaphors for everything, even business negotiations.

The Hairdresser: The Unfiltered Gossip Queen
- Knows everyone’s secrets before they do, thanks to salon chatter.
- Gives unsolicited life advice while aggressively styling hair.
- Has a habit of “accidentally” overhearing important conversations and misinterpreting them.
- Changes their own hairstyle every episode, claiming it reflects their “inner transformation.”

Together, they could form an unlikely duo—constantly meddling, misunderstanding situations, and unintentionally helping the main characters in ways they never intended.

The Silence and the Secrets of Her Parents

Seri had spent her life believing that her parents had always belonged among the elite. Their wealth, their status, their carefully curated image—it all seemed like the natural order of things. But the truth, as she would come to learn, was far more complicated.

It wasn’t until she stumbled upon an old photograph—an image of workers at Eagles Brewery—that she began to question everything. There, among the faces of laborers, stood her parents. They hadn’t always been powerful. They had once been ordinary, struggling to make ends meet, working under conditions they now condemned.

When she confronted them, expecting a heartfelt revelation, they responded with indifference. They spoke of the brewery’s poor working conditions, of the cruelty of its owners, but never once acknowledged their own rise from hardship. They avoided the deeper truth—the embezzlement, the choices that had shaped their fortune.

Seri saw through their deflection. The irony was glaring: the very people who had once suffered under unfair conditions had become the ones perpetuating them. Their silence wasn’t just about pride—it was about control. They had rewritten their history to fit the narrative they wanted, erasing the struggles that had once defined them.

Faced with this realization, Seri made a decision. She would leave. Without money, without a car, without the safety net of her family’s wealth. She would step into the unknown, determined to build a life that was truly her own.

Her parents had spent years crafting an illusion. Now, Seri was ready to break free from it..... hopefully.

Chun Su's story with his former wife is rich with betrayal, resilience, and shifting fortunes. Here’s a possible narrative:

A Story of Loss and Reckoning: Chun Su & His Former Wife

Chun Su was once a man of quiet strength, a dedicated father who put his family's well-being above all else. His devotion extended beyond his role as a businessman—he ensured his daughter received the best opportunities life had to offer, even sending her abroad for education. His sacrifices were supposed to secure a future for the people he cared about. But love and loyalty, as he learned, can be easily discarded by those blinded by their own ambition.

His former wife had always craved status and power. She once stood high, dismissing Chun Su with cruel indifference, going as far as humiliating him and stripping away his dignity. She belittled the man who had been the backbone of their family, telling him he was beneath her. But fate has a way of balancing the scales. As she reached for wealth, demanding inheritance and even pushing for the sale of Eagle Brewery, the very institution Chun Su had invested his life in, she overplayed her hand. Greed makes people reckless, and the same arrogance that fueled her rise ensured her fall.

Rumors swirled—YouTube whispered tales of her misfortune, of how she had been scammed, of how the world she once ruled crumbled beneath her feet. Perhaps this was karma. A woman who had dismissed the man who once cared for her now found herself scrambling for scraps, desperately clinging to the very wealth she had mocked.

Through it all, Chun Su remained standing. He continued supporting his daughter, who was studying at a university in Canada, ensuring she remained untouched by the chaos surrounding them. His love for his child never wavered, even as her mother sought to wring every last penny from him.

Now, the question remains: will Chun Su turn away, knowing that revenge was already delivered through time and circumstance? One thing is certain—his resilience has made him unbreakable, even in the face of betrayal.

This is the second time you have used the word, damn, in response to my comments. This word has different connotations. What say you?

May I ask, what do you imply?

Seri’s actions are contradictory.. On one hand, she’s asserting her independence by wanting to choose a man for herself, but on the other, her lack of financial stability means she’s still reliant on others—whether it’s her family or potentially Boem Su. If he had accepted her, she may have unknowingly shifted her dependence onto him rather than truly standing on her own.

His rejection, though painful, might actually be a necessary moment of growth for her. It forces her to confront the fact that independence isn’t just about making personal choices—it also requires stability and self-sufficiency. This could push her toward finding a job, building her own financial security, and establishing an identity that isn’t tied to family wealth or romantic relationships.

Do you think Seri will recognize this and take steps toward real independence, or will she still seek comfort in the structures she’s familiar with?