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Anyhoo, that's some of my thoughts. The subtlety with which she shows her emotions is amazing. Not to mention, their ddukbokki kisses. I was waiting for that.
I mean, they are pretty annoying at times. In fact, this show is not so much a show about our OTP, but about Gi Tae's mom, and what it means to be a mom. K-Drama land, you did it!
As I said I just lost my sixth sense. And I had faith that the show would deliver in these last two episodes…but damn. That spicy rice cakes : JM's mum facing the dreaded disease pulled us back down into the harsh reality. It's been a very difference while since I've been obsessed with a drama and really fear withdrawals. Looking forward to see her future projects for sure. Ironically, he didn't even say a word which made it all the more powerful. Heck in even glad about the cancer because its north life. 
 - I srsly LOL-ed, it is so Jang Mi and Gi Tae.
August 22, 2014 January 24, 2016 Marriage Not Dating: Episode 15 by As it always is with this couple, whether fake or real, the greatest obstacle they face is family. Ki-tae thinks confrontation can be avoided, but Jang-mi has learned a thing or two about relationships, and knows that there is no difference between marriage and dating when it comes to Mom. Download the latest version. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. To make matters worse, Ki-tae comes out only half-dressed in a robe. Mom just spins on her heels and walks out without a word. As soon as she goes, they scramble to put some clothes back on, nearly trading underpants in the process. Hyun-hee calls that a pipedream and asks how two women who love one man can ever get along. Did she just sum up all mothers and daughters-in-law in one pithy statement? Jang-mi calls on his way out, concerned that they ought to go see Mom and explain things, but he just tells her not to worry about it. She still thinks Jang-mi is frying chicken all day, and finally hears that she opened a restaurant with her friends. Jang-mi is distracted all day at work, and the team sighs that business has slowed severely after their grand opening. Pfft, that is the worst lie ever. Yeo-reum calls Ki-tae to tell him as much, and reports that Jang-mi fell for it and ran off crying. Ha, of course she did. Mom seethes and asks if Jang-mi really expects her to give up her kimchi so she can take it to that other man. Mom bites back that her idea of careful seems to be dating instead of marrying and seeing two men at once. That seems to land sincerely and Mom looks up at her. Jang-mi closes up the bar alone, and Ki-tae comes to pick her up. She gets him to massage her legs again and starts to say something haltingly, and he interrupts to say that she should let him say this stuff first. He brings up marriage and says that since he broached the topic, she can say honestly if she wants to get married. She laughs and says that she does want to get married… eventually. She wants to try her best instead of just sitting by and doing nothing, clearly trying to nudge him to do the same. She does such a great job that Ki-tae gives her a thumbs-up and a wink, and even Mom seems pleased. Jang-mi watches all of this unfold with makgulli in her hand, and starts to coax herself to calm down as we catch up to the opening scene. Everyone gasps in horror and Jang-mi cackles insincerely that she tripped and fell… but then she snaps out of the reverie and we see that she was just fantasizing about it. Ki-tae watches his mother dejectedly and follows her home for a confrontation. He brings Mom to tears, and thankfully Grandma interrupts to throw Ki-tae out. Aunt shows Grandma the magazine interview that Ki-tae did and when she reads the part about why he loves being in that apartment his best memories are of being there alone as a child , she decides to go pay him a visit. He wonders why he remembers it differently, and she says that though he might not see her in his memories, his mother was always beside him, like air. Mom sits at home alone, when Jang-mi shows up with drinks knowing that Mom needs one right about now. They proceed to get sloshed on makgulli, and Jang-mi muses that Mom must still love Dad to cover for him like that. She says that she wants to see Ki-tae for a long, long time and Mom seems to finally understand. Mom tells her to go before they get even drunker, and then casually tosses out a figure for how much her kimchi will cost them. He laughs that they really are similar, and it worries him. But Ki-tae says he heard bells and skips off to do the deed, and Hoon-dong ends up cheering him on in the end. He puts the flowers in her hand and looks up with his best puppy eyes, and pwahahaha, he does this… wiggle. It takes up a weekend family drama theme but tells it in much more economical ways for starters, in 16 episodes instead of 50 and still hits all the poignant emotional beats between parents and children. Thank goodness he finally realized all his mother suffered and endured just because of him. We now know WHY halmoni can NOT talk to her son about his infidelity because she enabled him. If she had allowed Gi Tae's mom to divorce his dad all those years ago, maybe he would have ditched the slut eons ago and gone back to his wife. Trust Jang mi, she has a special talent for worming confidences from anyone, even the hardest stone. Her gift is that she's full of empathy and has intuition about people, her gut feelings are usually right. Too bad she couldn't see what was right under her nose with her mom's cancer. Loved, loved, loved the drinking scene between Gi Tae's mom and Jang mi. They've become best of pals and business partners and it's great to