Fantastic Episode 6 Thoughts
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iaria+ The So-hye/Hae-sung kisses at the end were great. I so much more prefer So-hye kissing him and them kissing each other over her closing her eyes and holding still for him to kiss we saw in the first scene.
+ Loved that little So-hye/Sul texting of 'I love yous' and So-hye thanking her for her help.
+ Meanwhile every time we see more of Sul's home life it gets worse and I really just want So-hye (and Mi-sun) to save her from it already.
+ I loved So-hye's belief in Sang-hwa and her refusal to do anything that could negatively affect her before she had a chance to speak to her herself.
+ Hae-sung's compassion for Sang-hwa was nice to see. I love that part of it was sympathy based on having been in her position and part wanting to protect So-hye from being betrayed again. I loved that his third concession was her supporting him instead of Joon-ki, heh.
+ Hae-sung and Sang-hwa's sting operation against Jin-sook was excellent. I loved that it was his plan to turn the situation against Jin-sook. I was gleeful along with Sul when Sang-hwa went off on Jin-sook.
+ Chang-suk, the massive drama queen, is ridiculous and hilarious. I have completely changed my view on the Chang-suk/Hae-sung relationship. I was all 'poor Manager Oh' in the beginning but now it's clear that they deserve each other.
+ Chang-suk being so dazzled by Sul was excellent, and Hae-sung's reaction seemed to me to be the resignation of someone who's been in this place before. I'm not sure is he simply likes pretty (and 'shiny') people or if he's supposed to be bi but I'm enjoying it. I was a little surprised that he so unreservedly got behind helping Hae-sung with So-hye considering his own feelings for Hae-sung.
+ I love how honestly amused Joon-ki is by Hae-sung. Him losing the pool game was great as was him using the ribs as an excuse to delay Hae-sung. I loved Hae-sung musing that he could grow attached to him because of Joon-ki's smiling attitude. I want them to become genuine friends now.
+ Loved that little So-hye/Sul texting of 'I love yous' and So-hye thanking her for her help.
+ Meanwhile every time we see more of Sul's home life it gets worse and I really just want So-hye (and Mi-sun) to save her from it already.
+ I loved So-hye's belief in Sang-hwa and her refusal to do anything that could negatively affect her before she had a chance to speak to her herself.
+ Hae-sung's compassion for Sang-hwa was nice to see. I love that part of it was sympathy based on having been in her position and part wanting to protect So-hye from being betrayed again. I loved that his third concession was her supporting him instead of Joon-ki, heh.
+ Hae-sung and Sang-hwa's sting operation against Jin-sook was excellent. I loved that it was his plan to turn the situation against Jin-sook. I was gleeful along with Sul when Sang-hwa went off on Jin-sook.
+ Chang-suk, the massive drama queen, is ridiculous and hilarious. I have completely changed my view on the Chang-suk/Hae-sung relationship. I was all 'poor Manager Oh' in the beginning but now it's clear that they deserve each other.
+ Chang-suk being so dazzled by Sul was excellent, and Hae-sung's reaction seemed to me to be the resignation of someone who's been in this place before. I'm not sure is he simply likes pretty (and 'shiny') people or if he's supposed to be bi but I'm enjoying it. I was a little surprised that he so unreservedly got behind helping Hae-sung with So-hye considering his own feelings for Hae-sung.
+ I love how honestly amused Joon-ki is by Hae-sung. Him losing the pool game was great as was him using the ribs as an excuse to delay Hae-sung. I loved Hae-sung musing that he could grow attached to him because of Joon-ki's smiling attitude. I want them to become genuine friends now.
