"Can they listen, absolutely. However, their suggestions could harm you as again, they are likely not qualified…
that is where you both totally wrong.
based on what patient's condition, they will need both professional help, and their family care.
true that doctor, or professional won't care much about their patient more than their own family. but family probably didn't have qualification to examine physical or emotional condition of the patient.
patient is just a job for most professional, theyre not their family. but they can help family of patient to find suitable treatment for the patient. Family will create suitable environment for patient, at least by know patient's condition through professional help, family know how to react to the patient's certain behavior.
I'm in the middle of ep5 and met me tell you something. I totally love that Muhee and Hiro l8terally don't understand…
i dont think she will fall to someone like Hiro. she want someone kind.
her latest ex, the chef, whom left Mu-Hee to marry a pregnant woman to help her, are more kind than Hiro. Mu-Hee attracted to someone selfless like him. She even try to meet his ex oversea.
Ho-Jin is harsh on the shell, but he have kind heart, and he also polite. Remember when Ho-Jin kept visiting her when she is in hospital for around 6 months? She is need someone who gave her such attention, because of her past.
Hiro's stardom, or his narcistic part probably prevent Mu-Hee to be attracted to him.
yeah overly melancholy of Ho-Jin, and his overthinking behavior really annoyed me.But like you said, first part…
his realistic thinking always made him read people on the surface.
he can't really read emotion. the second part of the drama, the plot actually not to get rid Do Ra-Mi. But through Do Ra-Mi, he begin to understand her, and finally able to read her. He didn't really speak in her languange, but at least he can understand her, and know how to react.
remember when they saw their "waterfall"? realistic him can't see it, it's Mu-Hee optimism that made him saw it.
yeah overly melancholy of Ho-Jin, and his overthinking behavior really annoyed me.But like you said, first part…
yess it really explored deeper themes, that is why i found it not resonate well to many people. Its not a typical drama.
There is a speech from author Kim to Ho-Jin, that made him think how to learn about her. Author Kim's word is more or less like this "there are as many languange in the world as many as human population, because every person speak in their own languange".
The second part of the drama, he will receive help to understand Mu-Hee.
Up to ep 7, I feel like I am watching two different romances in one drama. When FL with the ML, it feels like…
what??? Ho-Jin is finally honest about his feeling to Ji-Seon, he literally is about to moving on to Mu-Hee, that is what happened in episode 06. When he is still have discussion with Ji-Seon, he left Ji-Seon after he saw Mu-Hee leaving the room.
second part of this drama is about him willingly available for her. He willingly learn to know her. In 2nd part of the drama, there is no more Ji-Seon in his thought, nor Mu-Hee's feeling that he still think about Ji-Seon.
What you think as "he doesn't convince me enough whether he is really emotionally available for her" is his overly melancholy, and overthinking behavior. Ep 06 is him already move-on, and to begin to learn about Mu-Hee.
I’m currently on episode 7.I really like this series — I find it very refreshing.I clearly have a serious…
yeah overly melancholy of Ho-Jin, and his overthinking behavior really annoyed me.
But like you said, first part of the drama exploring different things about them. First part is about their connection, interaction, and finally Ho-Jin's iniative to learn about Mu-Hee. Second part is about their past trauma or their unresolved past, then how they heal from it. (this part is when they learn to know eachother).
If we pay attention to their story, we will understand why Ho-Jin is overly melancholy and indecisive. He think in a realistic ways, and many times overplanning something, overthinking. He will learn through Mu-Hee.
the cast, story, cinema graphics, the characters literally everything about this drama is perfect and their feelings…
Do Rami is alcohol version of this drama. In many Kdrama, when sober and they can't say something, sometimes they use alcohol as a way to make the character to tell their hidden thought.
I like author Kim's words to Ho-Jin. He said something like this : "there are as many languange exist as many as human population, because every person have their own languange." So to understand someone, it's like studying languange, we need to learn about them. I think it's after this word then Ho-Jin started to learn to know Mu-Hee
then Do Rami is their interpreter when Ho-Jin and Mu-Hee lost in translation.
Is it good or not?I am seeing a lot of mixed opinions.How is their chemistry and dynamics and is the drama entertaining?
try episode 1 yourself.
me myself cant contain not to peek episode 2, when im just peek it, then it easily went to next episodes, and the next, and the next, in the end im consumed all 12 in a night.
for me, the drama is entertaining. it's not typical Kdrama that have romance and comedy in it. This one is melodrama with some heavy understanding from the middle. some comments called it dragging.
I think the number of episodes is just perfect as it is. It focusing to both lead's journey. It didn't felt dragged…
completely agree to disagree.
i'm among those who admiring (almost) everyhing from this drama. some scenes maybe too slow, i do skip it, but every part is necessary to tell the story. i didn't feel dragged. well, that me personally. really my opinion.
based on what patient's condition, they will need both professional help, and their family care.
true that doctor, or professional won't care much about their patient more than their own family. but family probably didn't have qualification to examine physical or emotional condition of the patient.
patient is just a job for most professional, theyre not their family. but they can help family of patient to find suitable treatment for the patient. Family will create suitable environment for patient, at least by know patient's condition through professional help, family know how to react to the patient's certain behavior.
her latest ex, the chef, whom left Mu-Hee to marry a pregnant woman to help her, are more kind than Hiro. Mu-Hee attracted to someone selfless like him. She even try to meet his ex oversea.
Ho-Jin is harsh on the shell, but he have kind heart, and he also polite.
Remember when Ho-Jin kept visiting her when she is in hospital for around 6 months?
She is need someone who gave her such attention, because of her past.
Hiro's stardom, or his narcistic part probably prevent Mu-Hee to be attracted to him.
he can't really read emotion.
the second part of the drama, the plot actually not to get rid Do Ra-Mi. But through Do Ra-Mi, he begin to understand her, and finally able to read her. He didn't really speak in her languange, but at least he can understand her, and know how to react.
remember when they saw their "waterfall"? realistic him can't see it, it's Mu-Hee optimism that made him saw it.
There is a speech from author Kim to Ho-Jin, that made him think how to learn about her.
Author Kim's word is more or less like this "there are as many languange in the world as many as human population, because every person speak in their own languange".
The second part of the drama, he will receive help to understand Mu-Hee.
well, it turns out it beyond my expectation. It extraordinary, and impressive.
second part of this drama is about him willingly available for her. He willingly learn to know her. In 2nd part of the drama, there is no more Ji-Seon in his thought, nor Mu-Hee's feeling that he still think about Ji-Seon.
What you think as "he doesn't convince me enough whether he is really emotionally available for her" is his overly melancholy, and overthinking behavior. Ep 06 is him already move-on, and to begin to learn about Mu-Hee.
The trailer can gave us wrong impression, and set wrong expectation.
But like you said, first part of the drama exploring different things about them.
First part is about their connection, interaction, and finally Ho-Jin's iniative to learn about Mu-Hee.
Second part is about their past trauma or their unresolved past, then how they heal from it. (this part is when they learn to know eachother).
If we pay attention to their story, we will understand why Ho-Jin is overly melancholy and indecisive. He think in a realistic ways, and many times overplanning something, overthinking. He will learn through Mu-Hee.
In many Kdrama, when sober and they can't say something, sometimes they use alcohol as a way to make the character to tell their hidden thought.
I like author Kim's words to Ho-Jin.
He said something like this : "there are as many languange exist as many as human population, because every person have their own languange."
So to understand someone, it's like studying languange, we need to learn about them. I think it's after this word then Ho-Jin started to learn to know Mu-Hee
then Do Rami is their interpreter when Ho-Jin and Mu-Hee lost in translation.
me myself cant contain not to peek episode 2, when im just peek it, then it easily went to next episodes, and the next, and the next, in the end im consumed all 12 in a night.
for me, the drama is entertaining.
it's not typical Kdrama that have romance and comedy in it. This one is melodrama with some heavy understanding from the middle. some comments called it dragging.
their chemistry is off the roof.
i'm among those who admiring (almost) everyhing from this drama.
some scenes maybe too slow, i do skip it, but every part is necessary to tell the story. i didn't feel dragged. well, that me personally. really my opinion.
It focusing to both lead's journey. It didn't felt dragged like some people's comment here.
their interaction really is good from the start