She complains that Chan-young is probably cheating on her already, but the moment Manager Yoon agrees that his son was bad, Bo-na jumps to her boyfriend’s defense. I know she’s a ditzy girlfriend with a one-track mind, but I do find her attachment to Chan-young harmlessly cute. On the other end of the call, Manager Yoon hangs up and gets accosted by a friendly Bo-na, who’s already calling him “Father.” Haha. Also, Won will be there, and Tan understands that his presence won’t be met with brotherly welcome. Manager Yoon informs Tan of the stockholders family gathering he is to attend, per Chairman Dad’s decree. He gets a call from Manager Yoon, one of Jeguk’s executives (who stood up to big bro Won the other day) and also Chan-young’s father. Trying to cling to any reason to keep her here. But rather than relay that message, Tan tells Eun-sang to stay at the house until her friend calls. She says her goodbye and starts to head off… and then Tan grabs her bag from her and carries it back inside the house.īy now, best bud Chan-young has responded to her online plea for help and urges her to call him asap. They return to his house to pick up her luggage, by which time he’s become silent and gloomy.
Hers is the rational decision, but Tan is upset by the rejection. She declines, telling him he’s done enough for her. Clocking her avoidance, he relents and offers to take her to see the sign up close. Then he veers off-script, tacking on his own scenario about meeting a girl named Eun-sang that ends on: “Do I… like you?”Īfter a few charged moments, Eun-sang offers, “Probably not.” She points out that he’s engaged as though that’s explanation enough, and he brushes that aside impatiently: “What if I do anyway?” She says that’s too much like the movies, and Tan replies that this kind of thing happens in real life too.Įun-sang gets distracted with the realization, “Are we really in Hollywood?” Rather, it’s her excuse to be distracted, and she marvels at the Hollywood sign while studiously ignoring Tan’s attempt to have a conversation about what he just said.
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In the movie theater, Tan translates the conversation unfolding onscreen for Eun-sang. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Park Jang-hyun & Park Hyung-kyu – “Love Is…” from the Heirs OSTĪudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. And you know, I do think that’s quite the point. It feels fish-out-of-water-like for us too, giving us a taste of what the characters feel, being out of sync and not quite there, there.
There’s an interesting effect that comes from shooting a quintessentially Korean romance drama in a place that’s both so iconic and so NOT the norm for quintessentially Korean romance dramas-it’s weird, but in a good way. (The less we speak of those, the better.) (Soon!) I’m actually warming up to how the California setting is being integrated into the story, now that we’ve put the horridness of the Cali stereotypes behind us. The show is settling into its groove, and not just because we’re packing up to head back to Korea soon.
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