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"Yeong Ok, Jeong Jun, and Young Hee 2"

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Paper Tiger

This is my favorite episode of the show, even though it hurts so much to watch. Their relationship is tragic because Young Ok is set up for failure regardless of what she does. She's condemned for abandoning her sister at a facility and she's condemned if she takes her out in society. People are fine as long as her sister is not within a social space. So, if she takes care of her, she suffers in her work, in her personal relationships, and in her daily social life due to people's judgement, lack of tolerance, especially in the long-term, and lack of understanding. What I love about the kitchen scene, and about the drama as a whole, is that it isn’t afraid to expose the ugly, selfish thoughts people carry inside them. We all have those thoughts and we've all wished for things we'd be ashamed to say out loud. What sets people apart is whether they act on them, and, when they do, whether on impulse or without fully realizing it, whether they regret it afterward. That, to me, is the difference between a good person and a bad one, and it’s what makes every character here so complex, human, and compelling. I also like that they portrayed Young Hee as a fully realized person with hobbies, wants, needs and dreams rather than a character simply defined by her disability.

Paper Tiger

Young Hee's actress actually paints in real life and just recently had an art exhibition which Han Ji Min, Young Ok's actress attended. She also recently got married and a few of her castmates attended including Han Ji Min and Kim Woo Bin.

Arsene Lupin

This is my second favourite episode of the series. Han Ji-min is such a great actress. Cant wait to see her next year with Lee Byung-hun in a Disney production called 'The koreans'.