Can you tell this drama is my new obsession?
So I bring you two sequences from the end of ep 4 - one the credits/flashforward they keep playing, and one a preview for next week.
All that desperation and pain totally make sense now. And I love the way they cling. I wonder if it's the same warehouse from ep 3, in that last shot.
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It totally kills me - both Jung Woo and Soo Yeon's pain. But I am glad to see from the admittedly brief glimpses that the adults will be as spectacular as the kids. That brief clip of YEH and Yoo Seung Ho is full of so much longing on his part. And I love that Yoochun as the adult Jung Woo seems so out of control - he must have so much rage and guilt inside him, constantly eating at him. And next week is likely our last glimpse of the kids. I will miss them.
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So I bring you two sequences from the end of ep 4 - one the credits/flashforward they keep playing, and one a preview for next week.
All that desperation and pain totally make sense now. And I love the way they cling. I wonder if it's the same warehouse from ep 3, in that last shot.
It totally kills me - both Jung Woo and Soo Yeon's pain. But I am glad to see from the admittedly brief glimpses that the adults will be as spectacular as the kids. That brief clip of YEH and Yoo Seung Ho is full of so much longing on his part. And I love that Yoochun as the adult Jung Woo seems so out of control - he must have so much rage and guilt inside him, constantly eating at him. And next week is likely our last glimpse of the kids. I will miss them.
