It's a very touching episode , even Jang Geun-won feels sorry, but he decided that his father really loves him... He missed the usual fatherly love so much...
So the father proved himself....he showed Geun Won his inhumanity back in that chicken episode, repeatedly showing everyone in public what an idiot his son was, ridiculed him, despised him...Did anyone else doubt that he didn't care about his own son, that he would renounce him for the sake of business??A very obvious twist.It's mean and disgusting, even for such an old, insensitive blockhead.
Poor Se Roy, of course, justice still won't prevail...But damn, I feel so sorry for Geun Won in this episode....
@moonchildeus: well, actually, the eldest son wouldn't have grown up to be such a bastard if he had a normal father (and anyway, why is the mother missing again..)
It would seem that the father, given the family history he told, could have raised his son better and given him more love, but preferred to give him a lot of power and money, not the best example...As a result, everything turned into a tragedy, because of which many people suffered along the chain. It's sad that he never wanted to take any responsibility on himself and pinned everything on his son (who, even though he was guilty, probably would have immediately taken all the blame and repented without his father's influence). It is very interesting to see how the story ends, and whether there will be a just retribution from Seroi, whose dream he is living now.
Yeah. Jang Geun-won is being made out to be such an asshole, and I feel sorry for him. All his bad deeds are dictated by his domineering and overbearing father, who cares only about company and money. The chairman doesn't care about his children. He is not interested in the younger one, but remembers about him only when he started working at Sweet Night. The older one broke down in general, so to speak, the moment with the chicken is generally creepy, Geum Won was so sorry... And Geum Won just can't behave any other way in this position. Everything and everyone is against him. He gets attacked throughout the drama. Yes, he was to blame for that accident, but then he ran away because of stupid fear and childish thinking, and his father was to blame for allowing too much, and a cool car at school, and a lot of money. If Geum-won had apologized to Se Roy back then and accepted his guilt, then everything would have been fine. That's what he wanted to do, but the chairman stopped him.
@id97549922: I feel sorry for him too. The chicken scene killed everything human in him, but before that he wanted to give up and didn't want to kill the chicken.... The only real monster and scum here is the father!
+ to be honest, I want to see a couple with Ah and Geum Won. Well, when he looks at her with those puppy-dog eyes, it's impossible to look at him right away, he's just like that. Even though he's behaving abominably.
An enchanting role reversal on stage!!! How could you do this to us so abruptly without warning?! Ahaha Well, it's okay, I understand that something even bigger awaits us in the future, but I really want a really serious positive result of Pak SeRoi's work! But Jang Geunwon, abandoned by everyone, learned what responsibility for his actions is, it's bad that through betrayal. We will look further :z
This old asshole is just a great actor, we've already been shown this so many times that the moment he hugged his son, I immediately realized what he was up to))) But Seroy began to strain with his obsession, especially at the moment with the policeman - he forces him to surrender, even knowing that he will leave the child without a father! Not forever, of course, but for a girl who doesn't have a mother, at that age it would be a serious injury, and this "avenger" at least that. Moreover, I don't really understand why a policeman blames him so much, he was intimidated at work, a child was threatened, well, he would have acted according to his conscience, it's still unknown what would have flown to him in response from the old fox, from whom everything was bought.
Oh, I feel something is wrong. Someone from the team, or even Seroy himself, will surely get hurt. I hope at least not everyone gets it. It seems to me that we should also expect an unpleasant turnaround from the youngest son. That would be a pity, of course
It's not going to be the most popular opinion right now) I don't feel sorry for Geun Won at all. Yes, his father's act is mean and low, but Geun Won has a unique opportunity to take responsibility for what he did, reconsider his beliefs, and maybe become a better person.
Because in all his 30 years, he has never once taken responsibility for his actions. All the excuses above, "that he had no other choice, he grew up in such an environment, his father did not give him ..." - this is another removal of responsibility from himself and shifting it to circumstances and other people.
The main character shows that a person is free to choose what to do, even when your father does things differently. And if your actions violate the law, then he is ready to be justly punished for his actions, rather than hiding behind other people's backs and blaming the situation. Remember his cellmate, who thought his life was over. He had already fallen into crime and could do nothing more, "he had no other choice"... and while he had been doing something for 10 years, he had been working and was able to achieve something, although his chances tended to zero.
I didn't expect anything else from the chairman, it was immediately clear that he would turn in his son anyway. Geun Won is not at all sorry. But if he had called an ambulance then, maybe everyone's fate would have been completely different. I didn't understand why I cried at the chairman's speech and that he got down on his knees, like he was asking for forgiveness. It's obvious that he was working for the public.
Some kind of windy comments. A few phrases and the character has already been whitewashed. I love Ahn Bohen, but I didn't get into his role here at all. Geunwon doesn't arouse even a drop of interest - he's incredibly dumb, he pretends to be God knows what, and one could say that his vile character is the fault of his dead dad, but GinSu seems to have the same father. I absolutely do not understand the mass pity for GeuNwon - he got absolutely what he deserved. The fact that in the past he might have given up on his own does not negate the fact that if he is capable of feeling remorse, he would not have behaved like a creature. He is absolutely not taught by life, he can look at SUA with sad eyes, and a minute later come into a Sweet night "begging" to fuck him with a bat. For me, there is very little action to this series. I almost fell asleep during the speech, during the dialogue in court - damn, can I at least shorten these stupid pauses a little? I said half a sentence and hung for half a minute. Enrages. It's stupidly funny that Celik scattered money and foreigners! They rushed to collect them. It's so fucking unbelievable that I'm tired of rolling my eyes. How does Itaewon's freedom manifest itself, if even dark-skinned people are not allowed everywhere there? The good moments for the episode are only at the beginning with ISO's defense and Saroi's communication with Minchon. I take away my distrust, this woman is cool. When she "passed the baton" - damn, I was inspired to continue the drama. Considering that she was sent to Pajong, I'm really looking forward to making a couple with an ex-cop. But then again, she's an executive director, how can she be removed without a meeting of the same shareholders? Incredibly abruptly, they returned the former power to the old goat. In general, his tearful story does not cause sympathy. But I'm getting more and more worried about ISO - I'm sure Kozlyara will take it out on SEROE through her.
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33, even Jang Geun-won feels sorry, but he decided that his father really loves him... He missed the usual fatherly love so much...
that's a turn of events
Seo Joon is a handsome man I love
Poor Se Roy, of course, justice still won't prevail...But damn, I feel so sorry for Geun Won in this episode....
I feel sorry for Gins
And Geum Won just can't behave any other way in this position. Everything and everyone is against him. He gets attacked throughout the drama. Yes, he was to blame for that accident, but then he ran away because of stupid fear and childish thinking, and his father was to blame for allowing too much, and a cool car at school, and a lot of money. If Geum-won had apologized to Se Roy back then and accepted his guilt, then everything would have been fine. That's what he wanted to do, but the chairman stopped him.
Very touching..
Well, it's okay, I understand that something even bigger awaits us in the future, but I really want a really serious positive result of Pak SeRoi's work! But Jang Geunwon, abandoned by everyone, learned what responsibility for his actions is, it's bad that through betrayal.
We will look further :z
But Seroy began to strain with his obsession, especially at the moment with the policeman - he forces him to surrender, even knowing that he will leave the child without a father! Not forever, of course, but for a girl who doesn't have a mother, at that age it would be a serious injury, and this "avenger" at least that. Moreover, I don't really understand why a policeman blames him so much, he was intimidated at work, a child was threatened, well, he would have acted according to his conscience, it's still unknown what would have flown to him in response from the old fox, from whom everything was bought.
It seems to me that we should also expect an unpleasant turnaround from the youngest son. That would be a pity, of course
I don't feel sorry for Geun Won at all. Yes, his father's act is mean and low, but Geun Won has a unique opportunity to take responsibility for what he did, reconsider his beliefs, and maybe become a better person.
Because in all his 30 years, he has never once taken responsibility for his actions. All the excuses above, "that he had no other choice, he grew up in such an environment, his father did not give him ..." - this is another removal of responsibility from himself and shifting it to circumstances and other people.
The main character shows that a person is free to choose what to do, even when your father does things differently. And if your actions violate the law, then he is ready to be justly punished for his actions, rather than hiding behind other people's backs and blaming the situation.
Remember his cellmate, who thought his life was over. He had already fallen into crime and could do nothing more, "he had no other choice"... and while he had been doing something for 10 years, he had been working and was able to achieve something, although his chances tended to zero.
At one point, I even thought that it might stop Se Roy from continuing the battle.…
I love Ahn Bohen, but I didn't get into his role here at all. Geunwon doesn't arouse even a drop of interest - he's incredibly dumb, he pretends to be God knows what, and one could say that his vile character is the fault of his dead dad, but GinSu seems to have the same father. I absolutely do not understand the mass pity for GeuNwon - he got absolutely what he deserved. The fact that in the past he might have given up on his own does not negate the fact that if he is capable of feeling remorse, he would not have behaved like a creature. He is absolutely not taught by life, he can look at SUA with sad eyes, and a minute later come into a Sweet night "begging" to fuck him with a bat.
For me, there is very little action to this series. I almost fell asleep during the speech, during the dialogue in court - damn, can I at least shorten these stupid pauses a little? I said half a sentence and hung for half a minute. Enrages.
It's stupidly funny that Celik scattered money and foreigners! They rushed to collect them. It's so fucking
unbelievable that I'm tired of rolling my eyes.
How does Itaewon's freedom manifest itself, if even dark-skinned people are not allowed everywhere there?
The good moments for the episode are only at the beginning with ISO's defense and Saroi's communication with Minchon. I take away my distrust, this woman is cool. When she "passed the baton" - damn, I was inspired to continue the drama. Considering that she was sent to Pajong, I'm really looking forward to making a couple with an ex-cop.
But then again, she's an executive director, how can she be removed without a meeting of the same shareholders? Incredibly abruptly, they returned the former power to the old goat. In general, his tearful story does not cause sympathy.
But I'm getting more and more worried about ISO - I'm sure Kozlyara will take it out on SEROE through her.