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Post by BungalowDweller on Sept 8, 2005 14:52:21 GMT -5
Eunha is slipping fast. Everybody is holding back :-/when they should say what they really feel. Woojin's scene with Eunha when he compared her to a runner at the starting line was priceless. He tells her Andrea is going to Italy, watches her look at the clock and then says"ready,set,go". He KNOWS she is running out the door as soon as he leaves. And Andrea finally telling her he is not going to be a priest.It's about time!!! At first I was sceptical when he believed Woojin's assertion that the news would literally kill Eunha as she no longer would want to live. Why would Andrea believe anything Woojin says??? He's lied right down the line--if I were Andrea, the guy would have no credibility whatsoever. I thought Woojin was being disingenuous about his reaction to his father's letter. He's taking it to heart but doesn't want to give his father any credit for his gradual change of actions. Woojin is tired of loving with no chance of replacing Andrea in Eunha's heart, however I think that he's still under the misconception that if he could only get Andrea out of the way he'd have a chance. I liked the scene in which Andrea was speaking with the nun about the bishop and the bishop said that He'd prefer it if Jesus was loving Andrea through Eunha's love for him. That bishop is one great guy! And the way Eunha keeps plopping over! Why in heaven's name would Andrea leave her alone on the beach??? The nake-up, the black/blue lips--Eunha really looked sick in many of the scenes. This is a cliff-hanger!!
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Post by Lucy on Sept 8, 2005 15:08:29 GMT -5
I agree, BD--why would you leave a dying girl on the beach with such a long walk ahead of her? She needs to be helped back to the house. If you think about it, it's pretty funny that "sensitive" Andrea left her sitting there with just a quick, "I'll go now"--then pshoom! (Road-Runner sound effect), he goes. And then she topples over. It's sad, though; at that stage of her illness she probably needs help just to stand up, let alone take a long walk back to the house. If you've ever had an illness where you're weak and short of breath, you know your heart is pounding when you try to get up. I feel frustrated that everyone is still so rancorous when they should be putting Eunha's welfare first. At least Woojin told her where to find Andrea. I don't get, though, how she could still say that she wants him to be a priest. It's like no one ever makes up their mind permanently in this show. I'm happy that Andrea is finally giving up on the idea, though I didn't like his hint that he was ready to make a deal with God. And what kind of a Catholic engages in such superstitious thinking, especially in this day and age? I swear, if he goes back to the priesthood in exchange for Eunha's life, I'll be p.o'ed, and not just because I want them to be together. It would also be because they haven't established that the priesthood has that legitimate a pull on him, since he's said several times that it was his childhood dream to be a priest and that in later years, when he should have realized his vocation wasn't that strong, he was mostly using it to run away from his love for Eunha. I'm also puzzled by what this beach house is where Eunha has set up housekeeping, and why are they doing that? I'm not getting what we're supposed to know or think about that.
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Post by BungalowDweller on Sept 8, 2005 16:01:45 GMT -5
I'm also puzzled by what this beach house is where Eunha has set up housekeeping, and why are they doing that? I'm not getting what we're supposed to know or think about that. I'm confused as well. It seems close to the church and orphanage--look how the sister and other lady visited them. Weren't they eating together. . .I'm getting confused. And Andrea could pick her up and the next scene he's piggybacking her into the Emergency Room. He surely didn't run all the way to town!!!! I had the feeling that Eunha just wanted to escape from Woojin for awhile. It's probably on church property, but why feed the gossip mongers?? You're right--it doesn't make sense.
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