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3 days ago
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- The Review Geek
Our Unwritten Seoul – K-drama Episode 12 Recap, Review & Ending Explained
The End is a New Beginning Episode 12 of Our Unwritten Seoul begins this finale with Ho-su more hopeful than he was last chapter. He apologizes to Mi-ji for being selfish and pushing her away. Regardless of hardships, he wants them to stick it out together, his father's words echoing in his head. This time, Ho-su hands over the ring for her and he's already wearing his too. To make things even better, Mi-ji organizes for a new sign to go up at Ro-sa's restaurant and Ro-sa even speaks to Ho-su in confidence too, telling him he should hold onto the person who makes him laugh. What happens to Ro-sa? Ro-sa feels like a weight has been lifted now that everything has been settled as her name has been officially changed. She even offers Mi-ji the chance to take over the restaurant too. However, Mi-ji has a lot to think about right now as she's in the process of moving too. Later in the episode, Ro-sa does what she can to try and learn how to read before opening Ro-sa's notebook and reading the various poems and tributes for Sang-wol. Do Se-jin and Mi-rae say goodbye? Meanwhile, Se-jin is impressed by the way Mi-rae is starting to become quite ambitious. She wants to try running a business on her own, using her severance money to build a stock portfolio. She's also thinking of starting an investment blog and give back to the community. She suggests Se-jin take a look sometime, as he also agrees to let Mi-rae stay at the farm for the time being too. Mi-rae is confronted by Sang-yeong who points out that he's paid enough for what happened at KFMC and has been suspended. However, Chung-gu is not finished. He rocks up and decides Park needs to repent and pay interest for his wrongdoings. At the airport, Mi-rae shows up to see Se-jin and he rushes over, explaining that he didn't want her to disappear again. They say goodbye but Se-jin wants her to promise that they'll keep in touch. They do agree to keep talking before he turns and leaves for his plane. Does Ok-hui accept Mi-ji's plans? Ok-hui and Bun-hong talk about how they worry about their kids but the former is confident that her daughter is not interested in dating. When she heads over to see Mi-ji though, she notices her kissing Ho-su and is immediately taken aback. In fact she ushers Ho-su away and exasperates, saying 'good god' when she heads inside. A lot of this behaviour is her posturing because of finding out about Ho-su's hearing. She doesn't want Mi-ji to hurt him, and she's also, finally, here to help. Ok-hui offers to help front the cost for a deposit at Mi-ji's apartment and move into a bigger place. The pair go for food afterwards and this whole encounter is a lovely way of breaking generational trauma that's plagued the family. What does Ho-su do for Bun-hong? Meanwhile, Ho-su surprises Bun-hong at school with a bouquet of flowers, calling her mum. There's a bit of a misunderstanding with the strawberry farm, before Ho-su clears it up and explains that he's dating Mi-ji. As Ho-su gets treatment for his ears, Mi-ji is shocked when she finds out Wol-sun is being brought home. She's very old and sick, and she's been wanting to head home for a while. It's a difficult situation, especially when the end nigh, and the pair do what they can to make her comfortable. Does Wol-sun pass away? After some bickering with her sister, who reprimands Mi-ji and tells her she needs to study hard if she wants to pass her exams, Mi-ji winds up having a dream with a sprightly Wol-sun who's up and about. However, it's clear that this is just her spirit ready to move onto the next phase of life. Mi-ji struggles to let go, but eventually lets her leave, promising to live a fulfilling life. What happens after Wol-sun's death? With this chapter now closed, our characters move into the next stage of their lives. Ho-su learns sign language, Mi-rae works hard at the strawberry farm, and she continues to keep in touch with Se-jin, updating him on what's happening. The pair do continue to talk, and Se-jin admits he's left something 'bitter' for her, which happens to be a bottle of booze. At the same time, Mi-ji continues to work hard on her grades and eventually passes, while Ok-hui is much more cheerful and accepting than before. One Year Later We then cut forward one year. Mi-rae has a distributor meeting after a second strawberry harvest. She's learned a lot over the year and has a firm understanding of the business. As for Ho-su, he's taken up sign language to help clients and he even has respect for Chung-gu. The feeling is very much mutual, when Chung-gu reveals to his junior colleague that he's 'good'. Mi-ji is now at college studying psychology while Sang-wol honours her friend's memory by reading out her poems to a crowd of adoring fans. Among them happens to be Mi-ji and Ho-su, who show up to lend support for her big presentation. Do Mi-rae and Se-jin get their happily-ever-after? Meanwhile, Mi-rae visits Su-yeon, who's back working again. She hands over some strawberries to share with her colleagues and it seems she's in a better job and environment now. When Mi-rae leaves, she's surprised by a returning Se-jin showing up. He's back now and she messages her sister to let her know that she won't be heading over after all. How does Our Unwritten Seoul end? Mi-ji decides to stay at Ho-su's and she winds up finding a wedding ring in Ho-su's drawer. However, Mi-ji has also decided what she wants to do in life – she wants to be a therapist. As the episode closes out, Mi-ji reflects on life's ups and downs, deciding that each blank page is a new beginning, and an opportunity to live new experiences and make new memories. The Episode Review Our Unwritten Seoul's ending is pitch perfect and beautifully written, bowing things out with a realistic conclusion to this lovely story. The pinnacle of this chapter has to be the tearful farewell between Mi-ji and her grandmother which is honestly such a heartbreaking and moving segment. The whole scene is so pitch perfect and well paced, with Park Bo-young once again managing to show what an incredible actress she is. There are so many stand-out moments here showing real character growth, from Ok-hui finally breaking that generational trauma of abuse and actually supporting Mi-ji and helping her get a lease in Seoul. The scene involving Ho-su using sign language is another good emphasis on this chapter's title, with 'the end' definitely feeling like a new beginning as he leans back into law work again. It's rare to have a show like this manage to fire on all cylinders and pay off all the character arcs in a believable and satisfying way at the end. A slow beginning leading into one of the best finales this year; Our Unwritten Seoul is easily one of the best K-dramas this year. Previous Episode Expect A Full Season Write-Up When This Season Concludes!
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4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Our Unwritten Seoul – K-drama Episode 11 Recap & Review
At The End of the Sentence Episode 11 of Our Unwritten Seoul begins with Mi-ji getting rejected for numerous different jobs. Ho-su tries to cheer her up though, heading out and getting rings for them before heading to Ro-sa's restaurant. Then it happens. Ho-su loses hearing in both his ears but Mi-ji and Ro-sa are obviously unaware of this. In fact, Ho-su heads back home and he doesn't tell Mi-ji the truth when she shows at his apartment, worried about him. In fact, he slams the door and tells her he's tired. It's clear Ho-su is struggling though and simple things like getting a taxi to the hospital are monumental tasks for him, given his hearing loss. He does eventually get there and heads to the ENT department. They diagnose that he has sudden sensorineural hearing loss. The doctors give him steroids to help his hearing but it's still touch and go. His charts don't look good and his hearing is down across all frequencies. A full recovery is very unlikely and the doctor warns that he needs to brace himself and prepare for the worst. Meanwhile, suits from the Fair Trade Commission show up at KFMC looking for Gyeong-min. They're investigating the Sihan Construction Case and it even makes the press too. The CEO is pissed and lashes out at Director Choi, telling him to handle this. While Tae-i is happy with how things are going, Mi-rae is ready to quit and turn away. Hanging about just to see the management punished is not her style and she admits that coming to work still fills her with anxiety. Ho-su shows up to see Chung-gu and asks for his help in handling the Mi-rae sexual harassment case. He wants a lawyer like Chung-gu who will take no prisoners and win no matter what. Ho-su knows that Chung-gu has a soft spot for him, even with the bullying and Ro-sa restaurant fiasco, and Chung-gu does eventually agrees to do this for him. Ho-su also says goodbye to Ro-sa here too, explaining about his hearing… kinda. He shields her from the worst of it but Ro-sa explains that he can't hide this from Mi-ji. Ho-su explains though that Mi-ji has just starting to spread her wings, and he doesn't want her to see him as a weight holding her down. The thing is, even hiding this from her isn't going to be a simple task. At dinner, he doesn't hear the waitress switch the ingredients around and he can barely hear Mi-ji as she excitedly chirps on. Eventually he decides to hit the classic penultimate episode K-drama trope – he's going to break up with Mi-ji. She calls him out for it though and Ho-su eventually comes clean and explains that he may lose his hearing completely. He knows he'll change and it may be too much of an adjustment for her. He doesn't want her to compromise for him anymore as she of all people knows that being pitied sucks. Ironically, the words she uses to plead with Ho-su actually echo how she felt when she could no longer run. Unfortunately, just like in the past, it ends in heartbreak. Back home, Mi-rae is shocked about the break-up and tries to be there for her sister. It's Gyeong-gu who actually serves as a best friend though, and when he finds out about the break-up, he teases her about the reasons and tries to cheer her up. Elsewhere, Wol-sun has sodium deficiency and she's not eating much. Ok–hui shows up to see her in hospital but Wol-sun raves on about how her husband is beating her daughter. Now it makes more sense why she was so sensitive about Ok-hui being rough with Mi-ji, and what she's been so ashamed to keep from hr daughter. Wol-sun never told her any of this because she didn't want Ok-hui to live a bad life and follow in her footsteps. When she composes herself, Wol-sun apologizes to her daughter, prompting Ok-hui to break down in tears. At work, Mi-rae walks out with her head held high, ignoring all the badmouthing from her colleagues. She also leaves something for Tae-i to give to Su-yeon too. On the way out, Director Choi tries to intimate her but it doesn't work. In fact, one of the girls shows up and apologizes to Mi-rae for staying quiet all this time. She explains that Mi-rae's actions have helped give her the courage to stand up and speak out against the company. Meanwhile, Bun-hong is shocked when she receives a call and finds out about Ho-su's hearing loss. She breaks into his apartment and demands the truth. She's livid and eventually speaks plainly, pointing out how his dad brought them together so they can hold onto each other. Her love for him is the reason for her to carry on, reinforcing that they're family and as far as she's concerned, he's her son. At the hospital, Mi-rae reveals to Ok-hui that she's quit her job and the true reason for the switch-over with her twin. Having come clean, she shows at the strawberry farm and speaks to Se-jin next. She explains that his offer was a dream come true for her… but she's turning it down. She doesn't think she's ready and needs to prepare. Mi-rae is not sure on herself and she wants to see things through to the end where she is. Specifically, in being his replacement at the farm. She's following her heart, even if it's wrong, for once in her life. At Ro-sa's restaurant, Mi-ji finds a letter from the family court regarding the registry but it's signed from Ho-su, which makes her feel emotional. Of course Ro-sa and Mi-ji both know what's up with Ho-su here and eventually move over to the topic of the break-up. Ro-sa encourages her to be by his side and do what she's best at, just like she was all those episodes ago. Despite not knowing the answer to their relationship woes, just being there for him is enough. The thing is, Ho-su comes to the same conclusion thanks to a chat with Bun-hong about his father's words of encouragement. These resonate with him, offering encouragement to stick it out no matter what, even if you're on the losing team. Ho-su heads over to Mi-ji's and throws his arms around her, pleading with her to stay by his side and apologizing. As the episode closes out, Su-yeon finally looks set to leave her room, while Ho-su and Mi-ji look like they're going to be alright after all. The Episode Review So the 'we're going to break up in the penultimate episode before getting back together' trope is in full swing here. The difference here though, is that the execution is solid and grounded in reality, leaning into those aforementioned themes about courage, taking a leap of faith and pushing through your fears. The show dodges those miscommunications that usually comes with this, and lays all the cards out on the table first before slamming into the emotional crux of the relationship. Both Ho-su and Mi-ji know they're not going to have the perfect relationship and it's going to have a lot of ups and downs. They each have a reason for their motivations and across the episode, they're both helped along by the supporting characters, who have had their own journeys of self discovery and perserverance. Ro-sa's past speaks for itself, given the tragedies that have befallen her, and if anybody knows a thing or two about living with a 'burden' it's her. Meanwhile, Bun-hong finally gets through to Ho-su and there's some lovely moments between them as they reflect on Ho-su's father's words. 'Love isn't about winning or losing. It's about remaining on the same team until the very end even if you lose. Love isn't about staying together… even if you lose a hundred or a thousand times.' This quote is so powerful and works incredibly well, especially for those who know relationships are hard work at times! The break-up scene though is so eerily parallel to Mi-ji's past too and it shows how far she's come from all those years ago. Meanwhile, Mi-rae leaves work with her head held high. The moment she says 'My heart still pounds anxiously every time I come to work,' is going to relate to anybody who has been stuck in a toxic workplace, and thankfully Mi-rae has managed to bow out on a high. She's already won and no amount of badmouthing from management can change that now. Ultimately though, Our Unwritten Seoul has been a great watch and it's easily one of the best acted K-dramas of the year. Park Bo-young is absolutely killing it as the twins and if she's not up for some awards this year, I'd be shocked. Roll on tomorrow's finale! Previous Episode Next Episode Expect A Full Season Write-Up When This Season Concludes!
The Review Geek
15-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Our Unwritten Seoul – K-drama Episode 8 Recap & Review
An Unconventional Whole Episode 8 of Our Unwritten Seoul begins with a look at Ho-su's past. He was never fully happy with Bun-hong being part of their family, given he was always so close with his father. After the death of his mother, the 'three eyes' in his family became two, and it upset the equilibrium of their group. When Bun-hong ended up as his step-mum, Ho-su wasn't particularly happy, wishing it could go back to 'two eyes' once again. Ho-su and his father wind up in a car accident not long after, explaining Ho-su's injuries. He moved in to this house with Bun-hong, opposite the twins, and did his best to seem fine on the outside. He didn't want to seem like a burden to her and tried to sail through without causing drama. Back in the present, Ho-su and Mi-ji are officially seeing each other but things are awkward between them. Mi-ji heads back to Seoul for the time being while Mi-rae stalls and learns from her mum that having one unemployed daughter 'is enough'. This doesn't help her case for quitting her job! Mi-rae shows up at the strawberry farm and winds up with a big plan about helping his farm to thrive. In return, he offers to bring her out on a stargazing expedition that night. It's a nice moment and the pair certainly grow closer during this time. Ro-sa is discharged and offered to enrol in the Adult Guardianship program. She doesn't know who else to ring so she calls Ho-su. Unfortunately, Chung-gu shows up and questions Ro-sa about Sang-wol. He gives her an ultimatum to sell her restaurant to the company, promising to bring up Sang-wol again before stirring the pot further. He explains his ties to Ho-su, calling him one of his 'favourite junior colleagues'. Ro-sa, as a result, is frosty toward Ho-su. Ok-hui's behaviour with the twins though is the complete opposite to Bun-hong and Ho-su. The pair over-indulge and go over the top with their affection, and it's clear there's an undercurrent of uncomfortableness that's never fully been addressed. Bun-hong tries to compensate for the void in their life, while Ho-su wants her to live freely without his 'burden'. Further flashbacks do help to flesh out this awkwardness. On the anniversary of the ancestral rites for his mum and dad, Ho-su was hurt and saw this as performative. He called out Bun-hong for this and pushed her away, encouraging her to leave him alone. But then when she did leave the house one night, having got the wrong bus, he realized how alone he actually is. As for Bun-hong, the reason for her delay was actually because she learned her mum was in hospital. Her sister, unfortunately, completely snubbed her and refused to help, leaving her in an unenviable position. Kicked out of one family and struggling to fit into another; Bun-hong ended up in an impossible position. Interestingly, this is also the first time that a young Mi-ji wound up seeing how vulnerable Ho-su actually was. Mi-ji and Ho-su's ties are very different now though and they awkwardly navigate their newfound romance. The pair hang out and while Ho-su is happy to call her his girlfriend, Mi-ji lies and pretends to be Mi-rae when a couple of Ho-su's old work friends show up. Mi-ji explains after that she didn't want to be an embarrassment to him but this only feeds into what he said earlier about being a burden, so they cut their day short. Mi-ji bemoans how she's ruined the day but things get worse at work when Mi-ji notices that a returning Park Sang-yeong looks exactly like her father. This now puts Mi-rae's words before about their father into more perspective, and Mi-ji begins spiralling. After composing herself, she speaks to Park at lunch about the HQ project. He wants one of them to stop working on this (namely Sang-yeon himself) so it'll give people less reason to gossip. He promises to take care of the repercussions and do what he can to help her. Mi-ji appreciates the sentiment but instead decides that she's going to drop out and wants him to make sure that she doesn't get penalized in any way. He also has a gift for her too, which happens to be a bookmark. To make things even more awkward, this guy also has a daughter called Mi-rae too. Park Sang-yeong is in the pocket of senior management though, and they scheme between Mi-ji's back that night. Park explains that she won't be a problem anymore now that she's dropped out (clearly using reverse psychology with her) and they contemplate moving her out to the Childal Branch 'before she causes trouble'. They suss that the identical twins may have switched and intend to test them later on in the episode. That night, after all the awkwardness, Mi-ji rings her sister and questions her about Park. She demands to know her side of the story. Mi-rae has kept this a secret because she obviously misses their father so much, and Mi-ji feels the exact same way. They've both kept this pain from each other and they break down crying on the phone together. At work, Tae-i is surprised that Mi-ji has dropped out of the HQ Project. Given she and Mi-rae are about to switch back again, she tells him to be nicer to her (ie. Mi-rae) in the future. Ok-hui shows up to see Bun-hong and helps wash her hair. Midway through, Bun-hong admits that she's been trying to act like Ho-su's mum all this time and only realized what a bad impression she's done until now. Ok-hui is surprisingly encouraging to her, pointing out what a great family they have. Meanwhile, Ho-su clears the air with Mi-ji and explains he just wanted them to have a normal date and it wound being really weird and awkward. He hands over a guidebook and instead of a handshake, the pair wind up hugging. Mi-rae shows up to see Se-jin and they aren't quite on the same wavelength. The thing is, Se-jin was earlier visited by Director Yoon and apparently there are plans for someone taking over for him as he's not sure he'll be able to finish this year's farming. Apparently he's thinking about leaving to go back to the States to work again. However, Mi-rae hears this through someone else so it's unclear if that's actually true or not. That night, Tae-i shows up and confronts Mi-ji. He arrives outside her house and explains that he's Kim Su-yeon's brother. She's the Senior Specialist who left the company. Back at work, things take a horrible turn when the senior management confront Mi-ji about her identity and encourage her to scan her fingerprint to enter the data processing room, leaving things on a tenuous cliffhanger. The Episode Review Our Unwritten Seoul closes out this weekend's double-bill with a big episode that ends things on a huge cliffhanger. It's unclear whether Mi-ji will be able to get out of this in one piece, and what the repercussions could be if she's outed as the wrong twin. The situation at work is made that much more complicated by the revealed about Park Sang-yeong and the scheming between the upper-management too. It's clear he's not a nice person and very much forcing Mi-rae (when she was working there) to keep her head down and not make any trouble. Of course, Mi-ji is not that same twin, and she may have unintentionally caused trouble for her sister at work. The ties between Ho-su and Mi-ji are at least a little better and cleared up somewhat by the end of the episode, while the drama involving Bun-hong and Ok-hui takes an unexpected turn when the latter is actually nice to her neighbour. As for Mi-rae, we've got more misunderstandings when it comes to the strawberry farm and I can't help but feel this is just going to be resolved by Se-jin explaining it's only a temporary gig rather than a permanent position. Either way though, the ending certainly leaves things on a big cliffhanger and we'll have to wait and see where this one goes next week. Previous Episode Next Episode Expect A Full Season Write-Up When This Season Concludes!
The Review Geek
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Our Unwritten Seoul – K-drama Episode 6 Recap & Review
The Silent, Ever-Present Fool Episode 6 of Our Unwritten Seoul begins with Mi-ji's confession that she likes Ho-su. Of course, he's still under the impression that this is Mi-rae. However, her drunken antics come back to bite her in the morning when she realizes her memory has big gaps and she wakes up at Ho-su's place. Although she tries to explain herself, apparently Ho-su has already sorted things out, which only causes her to spiral even more! Mi-ji shows up at work late, where Tae-i has already got her some hangover cure medicine. It's a nice gesture, especially after their chat at the bar the previous night. When Mi-ji leaves, Ho-su finds himself pursued by Ji-yun, who brings him out to a restaurant. He continues to snap photos of her and tries to make future plans but he's very clearly not interested in her romantically. Still, that doesn't stop Ji-yun, who even tells Mi-ji (as Mi-rae) that she's 'got dibs' on him. Before all of this though, the Director brings Mi-ji along for the landowner meeting with Gyeong-min. The idiot manager fumbles his words and struggles to hold his own. Mi-ji effortlessly steps up and usurps Gyeong-min though, leaving him with egg on his face. Given how hard she worked on the project, and despite Gyeong-min chewing her out, all of this has helped her shine in the meeting. The misunderstanding trope continues here though after work, when Ji-yun stops by with Ho-su to drop off her bag. Mi-ji is still mulling over what happened that night but through flashbacks, we see that it's a simple case of her falling asleep on his shoulder and him taking her back to his place. There is slightly more to it but we'll wait until the end of the episode for that! Meanwhile, Mi-rae decides to hang in bed after quitting her job at the strawberry farm. Everybody is noticing her downcast behaviour, and both her mother and Gyeong-gu struggle to get through to her. Mi-rae is shying away from the rumours about Se-jin and her dating him, which is partly why she's quit. She's also worried and feeling anxious, which is something she relays to Mi-ji later on when they talk on the phone. In fact, Mi-rae wants to switch back the next week, which catches Mi-ji off-guard. Some of this stems from her work project with the returning Park heading back to the office. Now, it would appear something has happened between them but we don't know what just yet. Instead, Mi-ji is thrown into the fire when Lee Chung-gu arrives wanting to discuss Ro-sa and the HQ Project. He hands over a confidential file, explaining how they're building an LRT station at the new HQ site. This is a big project but she's sworn to secrecy, which only makes things more awkward – especially with the switch-back occurring soon and her own moral compass swaying toward telling Ro-sa the truth. Her inner-turmoil is only made worse when she finds out Ho-su and Ji-yun are going to the wedding that weekend together. Seung-hyeon rings and suggests they go too, and she reluctantly agrees. Ho-su rings though and asks to meet, given he's found her watch that she left at his the previous night. As they sit and talk, Mi-ji discusses the dilemma regarding Ro-sa's building and the confidential planning looking to take place. Ho-su encourages her to drop it when she brings it up, reiterating that she could get in massive trouble and he needs to keep her mouth shut. At work, Mi-ji is awkward and even more so when she believes Ro-sa might be keeping secrets too about her university days. For now, she plays dumb with Chung-gu but this is definitely going to come up in the episodes ahead! Speaking of secrets, the wedding goes ahead and all the guests attend… but there's a problem. No only has Mi-ji been invited, but so too has Mi-rae. And it's here where secrets are revealed. When Gyung-gu 'kidnaps' Mi-rae to get her to tag along, he mentions how he's got them a hotel room together. Mi-rae is livid and points out their boundaries and how it's not right. Of course, Mi-rae is unaware that Gyung-gu is gay, which spills out in dramatic fashion. Not only has Mi-ji known about Gyung-gu's sexuality, but so too has Ho-su. Back in school, Seung-hyeon convinced Gyeong-gu to give a public confession about his feelings to Mi-ji but Ho-su told him not to. Gyeong-gu didn't listen and instead, Seung-hyeon recorded the whole thing so he could make fun of him and get a kick out of the snubbed proposal. Ho-su, ever the loyal man, beat Seung-hyeon down in the classroom. Back at the wedding, Seung-hyeon talks smack about Gyeong-gu and Mi-ji at the table, eventually leading to our titular character leaving the wedding and ringing Ho-su. Funnily enough, when Ji-yun tries to stop him, bringing up how the twins have switched, he shrugs it off and tells her he already knows. Turns out, that drunken night at his place, Mi-ji answered Ho-su with her own name, which explains why he 'figured it out'. Mi-ji has always liked him and his foolish side, and its taken until now to figure that out. While they head home together, Mi-rae goes back to the strawberry farm, where Se-jin is struggling in the rain. We heard about the bad weather earlier in the episode, and she encourages him to head inside with her. He warns that them staying the night together is only going to fuel the rumours between them, but Mi-rae admits this is the only place for her that feels real, at least to her. Se-jin admits he likes the rumours between them, which is as good as a love confession I guess! As they stare at one another, the episode comes to a close. The Episode Review So this week's double bill of Our Unwritten Seoul comes to a close with a movement with both Mi-rae and Mi-ji's romantic endeavours. The swapping lives has been eye-opening for them both, better understanding what the other twin has been through and how difficult their lives are. The toxic work situation that Mi-ji has been thrown into looks like it could get a whole lot worse with this Park character returning, while Mi-rae has felt a bit directionless until she's met Se-jin. The idea of healing, growing and learning by switching lives with someone whom you believe has it better than you (and then eating humble pie when you realize their life is just as hard) is nicely realized and one of the stronger components of this show. The twins have been misunderstood their entire life and the fact their own mother can't tell them apart, but their grandmother can, from one single look at both Mi-ji and Mi-rae speaks volumes. Park Bo-young deserves a lot of credit here too because even without the hairstyles, the way she plays both Mi-ji and Mi-rae is instantly recognizable and distinguishable. This is definitely shaping up to be one of the stronger dramas this year and the chemistry between the two love interests is palpable. Roll on the next episode! Previous Episode Next Episode Expect A Full Season Write-Up When This Season Concludes!
