At the very least, he won’t have that “you ran over my dog” look on his face every time he sees her.
Maybe Jin Heon won’t be mad any more, or, more likely, Jin Heon will still be mad but at least he’ll understand. And besides, Jin Heon doesn’t know something that is all-so-important – the reason why Hee Jin left 3 years ago. Hee Jin has too much history with Jin Heon to just let things go. Similarly, Hee Jin likely has the expectation that she just has to humble herself and after Jin Heon’s anger has cooled, and then they can get back together. Well, you know how k-drama characters sometimes submit their resignations, but then STILL show up for work the next day? Well, submitting a resignation doesn’t always mean The End – the expectation often is that you still can keep your job (the resignation being the required act of humility).
Note: you may wonder why Hee Jin comes back. This morning brings another guest to Jin Heon’s apartment – Hee Jin is at the door. Sam Soon’s delightful deadpan and needling continues through breakfast, but her fun is about to end. Therefore, by the Universal Law of Tits For Tats, Sam Soon certainly gets to see Jin Heon’s little Jinnie. Hehe! Note: I just realized something – If the bed wetting incident really happened, then Jin Heon saw Sam Soon nekkid, since he would have had to strip her entirely to get rid of the… um, soiled garments (ew). Jin Heon can’t remember much at all, and Sam Soon plays it for all it is worth. Jin Heon awakes to find Sam Soon swinging her hips, playing the part of an ahjumma who got lucky with a young buck. Jin Heon seems to be having his pastry chef and eating his cake too. Sam Soon would have to be a nun to simply remain still and think of nothing. Of course, when Jin Heon wraps Sam Soon up in his arms and legs ( Not quite as drunk as he first appeared? Copping a few feels? Arguable!), she might be thinking differently about her effort to be a responsible person. That said, Sam Soon has taken responsibility for her drunk boss. Now, I’ve passed out drunk in bed many times fully clothed, and to be honest, I don’t recall ever feeling worse off than had I been stripped first. For whatever reason, Sam Soon feels she has to strip him and not just leave him there fully-clothed. Sam Soon has somehow dragged Sam Shik, er, Jin Heon to his apartment and into bed. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.Įpisode 5 – Love Is Supposed To Be Childish. And now Sam Soon has to face up to the fact that her choice is now hurting not only that person, but ultimately Sam Soon herself as well.Ĭloud Cuckoo Land – “다시” (Again) Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. It took some effort, but things were going peachy until Jin Heon’s former girlfriend returned. A few episodes ago, Sam Soon makes the innocuous choice to trade her date-able-ness to borrow $50,000. But conflict shouldn’t just randomly happen – conflict should be set in motion because of choices that people make. K-drama watchers know that the bottom generally drops out when things are going well, because dramas fade without conflict.
96 AugJanuMy Name Is Kim Sam Soon: Episode 5 by samsooki
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