She can’t actually manage to do her business for fear of noise, and when she catches herself cooing over their matching toothbrushes, she tries to talk some sense into herself, that he doesn’t like her and she shouldn’t bother him. In the bathroom, Ha-ni sits down the toilet and giggles to herself that it’s warm, and that they’re in a toilet-sharing relationship now. She pillow-attacks him till he bleeds and cowers in fear, all the while taking out her aggression on the pillows in her room, shouting, “Well I hate smart guys like you!” At that moment, Seung-jo steps out of the bathroom and into her doorway, sending her to the floor in mortification. That sends her into a fantasy tirade Matrix-style, where she accosts him with two pink pillows, dressed in black patent leather from head to toe. He corrects her that they’re not living together she’s living off his family. He tells her to stop bugging him at school, and she declares that she wouldn’t want people to know that they’re living together anyway. Seung-jo gripes at her for causing him inconvenience-now that she has this room, the two brothers have to share a room. At least she’s got one ally in the family. Ha-ni can’t believe such a pretty room is all for her, and Mom squeals in excitement over having a daughter in the house to buy pretty things for, and hang out with. Mom takes Ha-ni upstairs to her new room, which she has redecorated expressly for her. He refuses to greet Ha-ni because she “looks dumb.” Seung-jo’s little brother turns out to be a Mini-Me version of him. She can’t disagree, so she smiles awkwardly. Mom asks Ha-ni if Seung-jo is disliked at school, supposing that people don’t like his prickly personality and the way he looks down on others. The family sits down for introductions, and the dads confirm that they were as close as two boys could be.
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All she can do is shake her head at him, and then privately freak out over this unfortunate series of events. He offers to help carry her bags, but then glibly reminds her that she swore up and down never to receive any of his help. I have to say, I sort of like him mean, because it’s definitely a step up from bland. Heh, well I suppose if you’re going to be mean, I’d rather you own up to it rather than be oblivious to the fact that you’re making her squirm. He cocks his head sideways, taunting her like the bully that he is. Ha-ni reels from the shock of seeing Seung-jo, of all people, standing in front of her.
I think she’s got quite a career ahead of her, especially if she carries this drama on her shoulders the way she’s doing now. She’s delightfully expressive, and totally readable, making her character endearing, even if her bumbling antics are a little staid. Jung gets a little hammy, for sure, but she’s more in the acting her socks off camp, and because I’ve seen her in Bad Guy, I know that she’s capable of subtlety. She’s magnetic because she’s her, not X character. Yoon is more understated as an actor-naturalistic, because she’s got more charisma than downright acting ability per se. There’ve been a lot of comparisons to Yoon Eun-hye, because of her looks and the Goong similarities, but I think she’s got a different range than Yoon. Jung So-min, on the other hand, is pretty much born to do this role. I’m still not entirely sure that the entire range of human emotions is something you feel, but I can see that of what you’re feeling, you are showing. Okay, I’ll give you this, Kim Hyun-joong.
243 SeptemJanuPlayful Kiss: Episode 2 by girlfriday
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