Rhetorical question of the year! Added dialogue

[JadeEyes]

From this morning's rebroadcast, I found only one slight addition to last night's ep, but it contained a LOL line by Min-joo for filing under the "Do I have to ask?" category.

The scene of MJ having the drink at the bar with her sister had a minute or so more of dialogue than we didn't see last night. After Sun-joo said if love was the most important value to MJ than she wouldn't get the divorce. MJ replied that she guessed she didn't love him enough to overlook "all his flaws". Then she asked SJ if she thought MJ had been a bad wife, just as she had been a bad daughter and a bad sister. I really cracked up over that...now MJ, how could you even think you were a bad wife??

SJ was very diplomatic and said "What makes you say that?", as if there was any doubt about it, on any of those fronts.

Other than that, though, there was nothing in this morning's ep. that wasn't in last night's.

Jade

[galacticchick]

Ha! I know, when she answered Sun-joo's "Isn't pride your most important value?" question with "I don't know, is it?" I wish I were their so I could say: Do you have any doubt in your mind?

Something that I thought was interesting was that when she first answered Sun-joo's question about what was most important to her she immediately said Yuna.
This led me to believe that she honestly and truly believes that what she is doing is in Yuna's best interest. She is trying to prevent Yuna from having a "tainted" family registry just like she did.

[JadeEyes]

Yeah, and I thought that was the most hypocritical answer she could've given. How does what she's doing right now work in Yuna's best interest? How would having Yuna's father on another child's family registry be worse than the emotional trauma and disruption this little girl is going through?

Sang-min is a jerk and has acted like a hypocrite too (all that nonsense about him standing up for truth and justice--phooey!). But Min-joo is disgusting and selfish. Instead of hitting Sang-min w/ divorce papers, why didn't she ask SM to hold off until they could meet with a family or marriage counselor. Surely they must have such things in Seoul. Korea is a developled nation and they have modern medicine and Lamaze classes. I can't believe they don't have mental heatlh professionals. I think she could at least stalled him on filing the papers w/ the condition they talk to someone objective first. Then possibly the counseling could've helped to get across her position to him and get him to see how serious she was about not wanting Ji-min on the registry. At least it would be worth a try. They have a vulnerable young child to think of and it's reprehensible MJ would break up the home and subject Yuna to such turmoil w/o even trying another course.

Jade