Myung Wol the Spy Episodes 3 & 4 Thoughts
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iariaEpisode 3
• I really liked getting to see the end scene from the spies perspective
• Myung Wol’s expression when he asks “you love me?” still makes me laugh. It’s just so... “uh, sure? let’s go with that”.
• The post-kiss scene was even better than I ever could have guessed. LMAO. I loved that Myung Wol’s instinctive reaction to being ordered to retreat is to attack him. She is really not helping with the whole ‘crazy person’ idea he has of her.
• Why did Choi Ryu force that little encounter with Kang Woo? Mission-wise it make no sense. Some jealousy about the kiss perhaps?
• We’ve gotten a surprising amount of Choi Ryu/In Ah scenes. I wonder if they’re going to be a secondary couple? It could be interesting.
• I loved that the next plan is to stalk him, catch his attention always in a different look, and then leave... heeeeee. I really wish that they’d done that a bit more because it really amused me.
• Hee Bok hiding in a tree to spy... and he orders tea? Heh.
• I loved the river scene. Ok Soon’s assertion that no man ‘can resist a woman in water’ proves true when Kang Woo can’t take his eyes off Myung Wol. I loved his expression. And then it took a turn for the hilarious when she pretended to be drowning so he would ‘save’ her (in like 3 feet of water lol) and then ends up having to save him again instead.
• I love the whole idea of Myung Wol being Kang Woo’s bodyguard, and thus far I’m really enjoying it, but while I can see why both sides went with it the whole ‘high school student’ thing really bugs me. They don’t still think she’s a high school student do they? They wouldn’t hire a high school student to play bodyguard. I just can’t buy it.
• His reaction to waking up to find her standing there with water was a lot more mild than I would have expected considering his past with her. I love how every time he turns around she's standing there, watching him. This show really has all the building blocks for a good horror.
• I loved how Myung Wol dealt with the fanboys by intimidating them and then whipping them into shape. And I loved that they all got crushes on her.
• “I will let your crazy love wear itself out.” – Kang Woo. You know that’s almost sweet of him.
• “Don’t touch her.” – Kang Woo. Okay, I’m easy. I loved that. Judging by previous episodes though I’m betting it won’t go in the expected direction.
Episode 4
• “She’s crazy. Crazy in love. She’s not normal so don’t touch her.” LOL. I knew it.
• I loved the Kang Woo/Myung Wol. His expression when he saw her in the dress was great. I loved their dance. I loved his worry about her playing stunt woman and then him saving her. The spies wonder what his type is – clearly the answer is unpredictable and crazy.
• There were two moments that irritated me: The jeweller was rude to In Ah to an unbelievable degree. As in I didn’t buy her leaving when In Ah was in the middle of a sentence. The other moment was the random guy forcefully pulling Myung Woo into a dance – after she said no, and even after she walked away. I mean who does that?
• Various things that amused me/I liked:
- Myung Wol and Kang Woo’s competitive running. And that she beat him.
- Myung Wol practicing saying ‘oppa’ and then her using it on Kang Woo. Heh.
- Myung Wol giving the fangirl on of his t-shirts and the revelation that he had planned on giving her a signed CD. Aw, both of them have soft squishy centers.
- Myung Wol finding defeat when faced with fangirls. It’s ridiculous considering who she is but still funny. I’m choosing to believe that she was overwhelmed and unwilling to use too much force.
- Myung Wol’s reaction when In Ah ripped her dress.
• I really liked getting to see the end scene from the spies perspective
• Myung Wol’s expression when he asks “you love me?” still makes me laugh. It’s just so... “uh, sure? let’s go with that”.
• The post-kiss scene was even better than I ever could have guessed. LMAO. I loved that Myung Wol’s instinctive reaction to being ordered to retreat is to attack him. She is really not helping with the whole ‘crazy person’ idea he has of her.
• Why did Choi Ryu force that little encounter with Kang Woo? Mission-wise it make no sense. Some jealousy about the kiss perhaps?
• We’ve gotten a surprising amount of Choi Ryu/In Ah scenes. I wonder if they’re going to be a secondary couple? It could be interesting.
• I loved that the next plan is to stalk him, catch his attention always in a different look, and then leave... heeeeee. I really wish that they’d done that a bit more because it really amused me.
• Hee Bok hiding in a tree to spy... and he orders tea? Heh.
• I loved the river scene. Ok Soon’s assertion that no man ‘can resist a woman in water’ proves true when Kang Woo can’t take his eyes off Myung Wol. I loved his expression. And then it took a turn for the hilarious when she pretended to be drowning so he would ‘save’ her (in like 3 feet of water lol) and then ends up having to save him again instead.
• I love the whole idea of Myung Wol being Kang Woo’s bodyguard, and thus far I’m really enjoying it, but while I can see why both sides went with it the whole ‘high school student’ thing really bugs me. They don’t still think she’s a high school student do they? They wouldn’t hire a high school student to play bodyguard. I just can’t buy it.
• His reaction to waking up to find her standing there with water was a lot more mild than I would have expected considering his past with her. I love how every time he turns around she's standing there, watching him. This show really has all the building blocks for a good horror.
• I loved how Myung Wol dealt with the fanboys by intimidating them and then whipping them into shape. And I loved that they all got crushes on her.
• “I will let your crazy love wear itself out.” – Kang Woo. You know that’s almost sweet of him.
• “Don’t touch her.” – Kang Woo. Okay, I’m easy. I loved that. Judging by previous episodes though I’m betting it won’t go in the expected direction.
Episode 4
• “She’s crazy. Crazy in love. She’s not normal so don’t touch her.” LOL. I knew it.
• I loved the Kang Woo/Myung Wol. His expression when he saw her in the dress was great. I loved their dance. I loved his worry about her playing stunt woman and then him saving her. The spies wonder what his type is – clearly the answer is unpredictable and crazy.
• There were two moments that irritated me: The jeweller was rude to In Ah to an unbelievable degree. As in I didn’t buy her leaving when In Ah was in the middle of a sentence. The other moment was the random guy forcefully pulling Myung Woo into a dance – after she said no, and even after she walked away. I mean who does that?
• Various things that amused me/I liked:
- Myung Wol and Kang Woo’s competitive running. And that she beat him.
- Myung Wol practicing saying ‘oppa’ and then her using it on Kang Woo. Heh.
- Myung Wol giving the fangirl on of his t-shirts and the revelation that he had planned on giving her a signed CD. Aw, both of them have soft squishy centers.
- Myung Wol finding defeat when faced with fangirls. It’s ridiculous considering who she is but still funny. I’m choosing to believe that she was overwhelmed and unwilling to use too much force.
- Myung Wol’s reaction when In Ah ripped her dress.
