Jan-di’s face shows just how much she doesn’t want to agree. I really want to get along well with him.
Pleased with the detailed description, Jae-kyung says, “You know him well. Jan-di snaps out of it, coming back to the present, and finishes by saying he’s childish and hot-tempered. He’s really scary when he’s angry, but when he treats you well, he’s tender.” Growing wistful, Jan-di starts to get lost in the memory: “If he likes something, he ignores everything else and goes for it all the way, like a bulldozer. Jan-di thinks, then answers that Jun-pyo is super arrogant and acts like he knows everything. Jae-kyung decides, “I like him more and more,” and prods for more details. It’s an awkward question, and Jan-di answers a bit ruefully, “He’s so busy thinking about his own style that I’d bet he wouldn’t even remember what the girl wears.” Jae-kyung knows Jan-di is acquainted with Jun-pyo, but not the extent of their relationship, so she asks Jan-di for advice on the type of girls Jun-pyo likes. Asked whether she doesn’t have friends for that, Jae-kyung says brightly, “I have no friends.” She’s moved around so much that she never had the opportunity. This is another thing Jae-kyung has always wanted to try - a day chatting and hanging out with the girls. She then “borrows” the girls, leaving her bodyguard behind with Master. Jae-kyung cheerfully introduces herself to Ga-eul, looking around and saying their job looks like fun she’s always wanted to try something like this. Ga-eul hears about the encounter as they work, playing the supportive friend who’s indignant at “that other girl.” But Jan-di has to be honest, saying Jae-kyung is actually a cool person - which is when she shows up. (I really love him for this he’s a nice guy, and as we’ve seen, he’s always the biggest advocate for friendly harmony.) Seeing her expression, Woo-bin approaches to explain that Jun-pyo’s starting at the university with the others. Jan-di watches quietly from the sidelines. Jae-kyung has accepted this engagement thing and intends to see it through, and declares: “I’m going to tame you.” Jun-pyo breaks free, calling her a crazy monkey (again). Unfazed by his brusque demeanor, she grabs him in a headlock and calls him fiancé. Speaking of the devil, Jae-kyung spots him walking by with F3 and bounds over to him. When Jae-kyung says she’s here to see somebody, Jan-di guesses that’s Jun-pyo. Since she’s Jun-pyo’s fiancée, Jan-di’s less enthused but tries to be polite. She’s going to be enrolling at Shinhwa University and suggests that they be good friends (as “unni-dongsaeng,” or a big-sis-little-sis relationship). Thus he broods as he eats his pancakes of sadness.)Īt school, Jae-kyung recognizes Jan-di and greets her enthusiastically. This is what makes him a good friend, but won’t get him the girl in the end, which is something he knows. (Ji-hoo’s act of friendly loyalty means he has again stepped back to help Jun-pyo and Jan-di.
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I’ll pray that your birthday isn’t lonely, and full of only happy things.” It comes with a note from Jan-di: “Gu Jun-pyo, happy birthday. Ji-hoo hands over the bag Jan-di left behind, inside which Jun-pyo finds a doll with curly hair. Jun-pyo tries to pretend he didn’t want to know that, changing the topic to demand a birthday present. Ji-hoo replies, “If you’re wondering about Jan-di, she’s fine.” Jun-pyo asks roundabout-ly how “everyone” is doing. That’s a tacit apology, and Ji-hoo smiles. Ji-hoo points out that Jun-pyo punched him too, so Jun-pyo tells Ji-hoo to hit him and they’ll call it even.
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He says he only dropped by because Ji-hoo’s house is closest, plus he had fought with Yi-jung in Macau and Woo-bin always has girls hanging around. Jun-pyo arrives at Ji-hoo’s, making an excuse rather than admit he just wanted/needed the company. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. How thrilled am I that Casker is out with a new album (and that it rocks)? Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Like basic logic, continuity, flow.Ĭasker – “아무도 모른다” (No One Knows). See, I’m not against the idea of “check your brain at the door” fun - but even that has fundamental requirements. Episode 16 had points that stretched believability, but at least they worked in context. No, it wasn’t the best episode we’ve had, and there were still a few hard-to-buy logic points, but I think there’s a key difference from the frustrating inconsistencies of Episode 15. 288 FebruJanuBoys Before Flowers: Episode 16 by javabeans
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