In fact, his whole shtick is just a cry for him to needed as a living, breathing, MAN with a heart and soul, and not meat, marble or ATM machine. This is a great reversal of how women are usually played. Actually, it’s no wonder that he thinks that Tae Yang only sees him as a piece of meat i.e. So Mr CEO, what are you willing to give up? He’s already given up his body but he never placed real value in that since he only trusts his mind. He’s gotta show he’s willing to come out on the losing end of this deal, for once. She’s got more to lose in this equation and she’s already gone Candy for him. It has to be something of true value and consequence. I want him to be willing to sacrifice something of real meaning to him, not just a business deal or profit. He’s capable of this, as we’ve seen before. I hope he comes clean about the fiance fiasco too. I want him to deserve the wonder that is Tae Yang. I like that he feels bad about using her and tries to make her feel better whenever she’s upset. I like that he’s so chockful of feelings he can acknowledge but can’t make sense of. I like that he works hard for his money, yet he doesn’t value wealth for what it can buy. The thing is, I like Joo Gun despite my better judgement. So no, there was no swooning at his so-called confession, since I read it as another ploy in his game of trying to get her to fess up first. And he, by swooping in, confirms her Candy-hood, the very thing she explicitly said she didn’t want to be. The restaurant ‘rescue’ in Episode 10 was thoroughly heartbreaking to see her give up the last shred of pride and essentially Candy herself for public consumption in order for her to keep being around him. What is frustrating is the fact that he has to manipulate (yet again) and ultimately humiliate her in order to assuage his insecurities. It’s par for the course in rom-coms anyway. This in and of itself isn’t what frustrated me.
So then now that he’s completely fallen for her he needs to devise ways to keep her at arm’s length. So no swooning here, although in the aftermath, the look of tender resignation in SJS’s face, was just….oooof. Just when we saw them enjoy a few moments of honest connection, it feels like backtracking a little when we have nothing but miscommunication this week.Įpisode 9 climaxes with a kiss which confirms his feelings for her, except she’s out cold. And So Ji Sub is totally like, yeah, lets go for it! Argh, get a room you two!Ī dmittedly, I found myself rather frustrated at last week’s pair of episodes. It’s even better when you find out that it was ad-libbed and it was she who initiated the grab attack and flipped the moment into comedy gold. It’s become such that I just may end up liking the onscreen couple more than I like the show as a whole, if that’s possible? The video above is of the funniest scene in Ep 9 where she gets grabby in her sleep and he says something to effect of “Yeah, you like that don’t you?”. Another week, another set of behind the scenes videos from The Master’s Sun to fixate over.
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