This episode is full of good news for everyone.
Whichever
camps you’re in – I’m assuming there are three camps here, Park Tae Yun’s, Jo
Eun Cha’s and Cha Ki Young’s – you might find that episode 9 will revive your
spirit a little bit.
What
are the good news?
Firstly,
we finally have a new born baby to adore. He is the only character in this
drama that will get the full love and support of everyone. Viewers and actors
alike.
Secondly,
Jo Eun Cha is signing the hospital paper work that basically declares he is the
father of Cha Ki Young’s son. Yay!
Thirdly,
Hyun Myung Yi has lost her baby. Which I think is the best news ever for those
in Park Tae Yun’s camp. Even I who don’t root for Park Tae Yun is pleased by
the miscarriage.
The
only person who is devastated by the lost of the baby is Hyun Myung Yi herself.
Although I’m not convinced that she mourns the lost of her baby for the right
reasons.
It’s
more likely what she really mourns is the lost of her most powerful weapon. Her
golden ticket to get everything she wants from her extremely wealthy in laws.
It
sounds awful to be happy when a life has just lost but it’s really hard for me
to sympathize with her misfortune. That girl just doesn’t inspire love. So what
if you’re not rich and can’t be with your parents. Your crying doesn’t move me.
There
are millions of other people who don’t even have a roof on top of their heads. There
are millions of other people who don’t even know whether they can eat today.
And
there are millions of children out there who are orphans. Little kids who have
to fend for themselves. Little kids who’ll never see their parents ever again.
If
not having a penthouse and luxurious lifestyle or your parents with you
justified the kind of behaviour Hyun Myung Ki displays, are we going to be understanding
if those poor people turn bad and do whatever they can to better their lives?
Park
Tae Yun is detestable. But Hyun Myung Yi is just as detestable if not more so
in a completely different way.
Despite
not liking this pair – I’m sick and tired of their behaviours, I want them to
grow up and be a better person (although there is a possibility that this show
will increase their loathsomeness instead).
The
lost of their child is actually a good chance for both of them. It offers them
a second chance that will define their characters and the rest of their lives.
Park
Tae Yun has been given a chance to rethink about what he really wants in his
life. Does he still want to stay married to Hyun Myung Ki? Does he still want
Cha Ki Young to be his mistress with Hyun Myung Ki as his wife?
What
are his true feelings towards these women?
At
this point I no longer believe that he loves Cha Ki Young. Nor do I believe
that he sleeps with Hyun Myung Ki and marries her just to spite Cha Ki Young
and his parents.
I’ve
come to a conclusion that the most important thing for Park Tae Yun is Park Tae
Yun. I dare you to prove me wrong show.
Park
Tae Yun might be relief that the chain that ties him to Hyun Myung Yi is finally
gone. He might feel a little bit guilty and sorry for her plight but the most
important thing is what is he going to do about it?
Will
he run to Cha Ki Young to relay that awesome news to her? Or will he stay by
Hyun Myung Yi’s side and make the best of their marriage?
Knowing
Park Tae Yun he might tell Cha Ki Young he still wants her to be his mistress
while staying married to Hyun Myung Yi, and generously advising her that if her
performance as his mistress is satisfactory he’ll consider elevating her status into
a legit one once his marriage is over.
Yeah,
good luck with that. He’s the most delusional man on the planet if that’s the
route he’s taking. And the most stupid. Which doesn’t make sense since he
actually has a decent brain.
I
prefer to think that he’s been thinking to give Cha Ki Young the right to raise
their child all along, and the mistress business is just a move to save face.
This is more consistent with the argument that he really loves her and not just
wanting her killer body.
On
Hyun Myung Yi’s side, although she has lost her weapon, she doesn’t need to
worry. She shouldn’t lose hope and bounce right back. Five years is a long time.
It’s been proven that Park Tae Yun enjoys making love to her, all she has to do
is getting herself pregnant one more time.
She
also has a new weapon to control Park Tae Yun. His guilt, that’s assuming he
has any. And her bereavement. She’s a sly fox. I have no doubt that if she plays
her cards right, she would be able to capture Park Tae Yun’s heart.
Men
are known to be fools in front of pretty faces and hapless women. The more
vulnerable they look, the more power they have over men. That’s all for Hyun
Myung Yi’s benefits.
Too
bad for those who are also happy that Hyun Myung Yi has lost her baby. I would
be extremely surprised if the show gives us their divorce. It wouldn’t have given
us a wedding in the first place if they don’t mean business with it.
And
lastly, for those in Cha Ki Young’s camp who want her to stay single. Up to
this episode she still shows no interest in Jo Eun Cha. Nor she tries to
involve him in her personal life even when she needs help the most.
Jo
Eun Cha is the one who is willingly getting himself involved in her personal
affairs. I’m afraid he’s going to be more involved than he has bargained for. But
that baby is going to melt his resistance and annoyance.
By
the look on his face he has already falling head over heel in love with that
tiny little thing.
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