I am very interested in WS even if because it's such a phenomenon. Sort of 'you have to watch it if you are a dorama fan' thing. Plus, amnesia storylines crack me up and also, I am curious to see BYJ as this dorama lover after watching him be so unsavory in Untold Scandal. It's going to be hard to get over the whoring :P
And also because I kept having to take breaks to clean off my glasses which had gotten thoroughly blurry by the time Masaki was in labor.
Oh me too. Doramas and glases-wearing just don't mix. Oddly, I was feeling worse for Keigo than for Masaki. He was just such a soul in torment and feeling so helpless and when he just starts crying with the baby...oh God.
I could wax poetic about the visual and emotional dichotomies between Nao and Hiroto's characters but...I think I'll wait until the fourth episode to go into greater detail.
But...but...but...I totally WANT you to wax poetic.
The thing that strikes me about Hiroto is how gentle he is. It kills me. Of course, the scene that got me most verklempt was his
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I am also having "Winter Sonata" on my next-to-watch list, after vierran45 reminded me that the main lead is the same as in "Untold Scandal". I think I am in minority, but I really love kdramas so far. (It must be connected with my love for Dostoyevsky somehow, I feel :) .
It was completely unbearable, and you see Hiroto grab the edges of his jacket to sort of steady himself
He does seem to be having this habit when nervous, to fiddle with the string on his jacket. I was bawling the whole scene. He is the best guy. Unbelievably humble and EVERYTHING! Though winterspel was saying about the culture of kneeling in Japan.
Too many orders’ and as she starts out to say ‘Sorry’ he swoops down and kisses her
And he is so going to be wrapped around her little finger :)
I feel the same way about the ending - it was the best possible ending, and yeah, I was thinking how unbelievable it was that their child was born HIV negative. But to have Keigo caring for their child and continuing with his music was so sweet. The scene where he plays with her in the park was very cute ;) Certainly left me contented.
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And also because I kept having to take breaks to clean off my glasses which had gotten thoroughly blurry by the time Masaki was in labor.
Oh me too. Doramas and glases-wearing just don't mix. Oddly, I was feeling worse for Keigo than for Masaki. He was just such a soul in torment and feeling so helpless and when he just starts crying with the baby...oh God.
I could wax poetic about the visual and emotional dichotomies between Nao and Hiroto's characters but...I think I'll wait until the fourth episode to go into greater detail.
But...but...but...I totally WANT you to wax poetic.
The thing that strikes me about Hiroto is how gentle he is. It kills me. Of course, the scene that got me most verklempt was his ( ... )
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It was completely unbearable, and you see Hiroto grab the edges of his jacket to sort of steady himself
He does seem to be having this habit when nervous, to fiddle with the string on his jacket. I was bawling the whole scene. He is the best guy. Unbelievably humble and EVERYTHING! Though winterspel was saying about the culture of kneeling in Japan.
Too many orders’ and as she starts out to say ‘Sorry’ he swoops down and kisses her
And he is so going to be wrapped around her little finger :)
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wallace huo = love. although i've only seen him in At the Dolphin Bay , i was quite impressed by his cuteness acting. :)
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