The Problematic of the Unproblematic

kakashi: Misery reaches new heights in these episodes! Especially mine! I'll do a ffward version of bullet point a recap then. It's best for all of us, believe me. JoAnne: I really like the bullet caps. But I also like the story. I would have hated it when I first started watching dramas, though. Isn't that weird? SakiVI: Oh, Dear Lord, how much longer of this childhood torture?

kakashi: This drama is so long and daunting. I will summarize this episode in bullet-form. I'm also THAT close to dropping it. JoAnne: It's no better or worse than other dramas set against similar backgrounds, to me. This is not your kind of drama at all.   SakiVI: I don't like it. It gets a bit more tolerable when Kim Ji Hoon shows up in later episodes, but only for his scenes.

kakashi: My darling Kim Ji-hoon, are you really making me go through hours upon hours of ultra complicated, melodramatic childhood stories? Yes, you are. This shit is pretty dark, people. SakiVI: This childhood stuff is so irritating when they could've addressed all this in a monologue. And one guy keeps crying to the point I want to slap him. JoAnne: I guess we're going to go through their WHOLE childhood, since we're starting with them so young. I'm not finding it hard to follow, though.  That's the crier. But I love Ahn Kil Kang!