Viki occasionally tells me that a video isn’t available in my area too, but after a refresh or two, it works (i live in the US as well). As far as actual subtitles go, more is always better so I toggle between the two subs (viki and kdrama.com) when watching. Viki definitely has some lines that are incorrectly translated though – some just don’t make sense in the context of the show when the corresponding kdrama.com subs do. Aunt Mi-jung tells Mom that she overheard Jang-mi say she was meeting someone at the restaurant, and Mom calls Hoon-dong’s mother to ask if he’s dating anyone. She says there was that stalker, but she doesn’t remember her name…but it’s enough to pique Mom’s curiosity. Mom says that Jang-mi doesn’t get to interfere just because she’s spent some time with the family, which is almost exactly what Ki-tae said to her the night before.

Mom pulls ready-to-go divorce papers out from under the register and prepares to sign, but Jang-mi stops her and agrees to help with the memorial. There’s no answer when she knocks, so Jang-mi lets herself in and creeeeps through the apartment, Ki-tae’s admonishment of her boundary-crossing echoing in her head. She calls out that she’s sorry, but she was worried because she once almost died alone at home when she was five, which explains her fear of being alone. It’s hilarious how she runs around touching all his stuff, causing Ki-tae to wig out, which just makes her do it even more to get under his skin.

Love and respect in arranged versus autonomous marital life

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He then comes up with a plan to introduce Joo Jang Mi, whom he thinks will never be approved by his family. Diarytuanputri.blogspot.comAfter a lot of conflicts, in the end, Jang Mi and Gi Tae get to married. It sure is fun watching him be tormented especially when the promised sexual affinity is so close. Se Ah tells Gi Tae that she told his mom everything.

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Having summed her up accurately, he has been counting on her to embarrass herself for him. He understands that she https://loveexamined.net/ can’t stop caring, that she cannot hide her true feelings. If she loves something, she hangs on for dear life.

Eventually, when Nick was 15, he joined with his brother and you can figure out the rest. Nick and his brother dropped school, the mother was addicted to crystal, as many prostitutes are, and the little girl, let’s call her Anna, was stuck in the middle of it all. Fast forward to the point in which I meet Nick again.

Ki-tae follows her out and offers to drive her home, but she just says that she did what she was supposed to do and now it’s over. She leaves him to face his family alone, and goes to meet Yeo-reum. Dad tries to calm her down and she rounds on him, calling him the worst of the family. She asks what he’s been doing while Mom sacrifices herself, and the looks of discomfort around the table hint that Ki-tae isn’t the only one who knows of Dad’s infidelities. Jang-mi starts to say that she saw him with a woman but Mom stops her, and pulls her aside. A memorial feast is laid out in front of a photograph of a distinguished-looking older gentleman.

After a long, long drama dry spell, this show gives me LIFE. It is hilarious, sweet, surprisingly realistic in its depiction of relationships, mature, zippy, fun, and the OTP is just perfect. I love that their relationship is not treated as this precious, immutable thing, but rather a pairing that pushes each person to grow in ways they didn’t expect or want, but needed. For now, I’m happy that they’re starting out just being concerned about each other.

Se-ah asks Yeo-reum to bring her information on the couple and offers him an envelope, which he accepts. He hilariously lays it on thick in front of the mothers, insisting that he’s the one begging Jang-mi to marry him, even getting on his knees to bow to Jang-mi’s mom. He ushers his mother out and Jang-mi’s mom gives a whoop of joy for her new doctor son-in-law. I’m home for thanksgiving break and I’m working at my Internship job at UMDNJ in Newark New Jersey.

I loved JangMi’s victory dance, beating KiTae with a fish and the dramatic way they showed her cooking, haha. Also KiTae crashing the date – so funny how jealous he is already and how much he behaves like his family, although he doesn’t even realize it. This show can be so silly and odd at times which I love but it also has a lot of heart. I completely agree that the leads are on opposite ends of the same coin and I love the idea that they can help each other find balance in their lives. Also I love their banter and how honest they are with each other.