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September 22, 2011 January 24, 2016 My Name Is Kim Sam Soon: Episode 16 Final by In a heart-wrenching turn of events that I totally did not see coming, Jin Heon did not come back. Against her better judgment, Sam Soon allowed Jin Heon to take Hee Jin back to America. Jin Heon hugged Sam Soon and promised to come back, but then nothing — he did not return. And now, for part 2 of the finale. It is with equal parts love and trepidation that we turn eyes back to Sam Soon. Download the latest version. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. None of the main characters are here, however. The implicit lesson appears to be that life continues to move regardless of whether we are there. Here, the camera follows the Kitchen Assistant Ki Bang, who creeps up on the Assistant Pâtissier In Hye and surprise-kisses her on the lips in the bathroom before running away. This too seems like a lesson. While In Hye seems to be headed toward therapy, cute little Mi Joo has likely graduated from therapy and is back to her old self. But then Mi Joo asks about Jin Heon, and when he is returning to Korea. Time seems to have passed, and Jin Heon has still not come back. And in still more news, the catatonic assistant to Chairwoman Na, Assistant Yoon, is quitting after decades of service. Without warning, she lays off her resignation to her boss. Everybody must live and keep on living, if not for others then for yourself. Finally, we get to see what Sam Soon has been up to. But Sam Soon is her own person and has continued to grow. And aside from the piano playing, Sam Soon goes about her life and her living. She goes from store to store, picking up sundries for her pastry shop and scouting the wares. Sam Soon VOICE-OVER : I thought I understood how hard it is for one person to understand another. I knew I was just kidding myself to think that I could understand that man, but this is beyond even that. Following the shopping, Sam Soon is waiting at the bus stop, her bus not yet arriving. She puts down her sundries and notices a billboard on the side of her bus stop booth. What is the result of all of the tears, the embarrassment, the sleepless nights and the waiting? She is standing at a bus stop, alone, having been burned yet again, and this time by the person she thought would be her last chance at love. Sam Soon: And sincerely, I wanted this to be true. No, I refuse to believe that. The essence of Sam Soon is that she holds her heart in her hands, waiting for love to fill it. If she withdraws her heart, then where can love go? What would Sam Soon be, if she gives up on love? I love that guy! What are the odds! Good looking AND empathetic! Things are looking up! And of course, Yi Young feels happy for Sam Soon too. Sam Soon is doing prep work at her pastry shop, and Yi Young is on the computer. Yi Young jumps up at the news and asks if Sam Soon rejected Good Looking Blind Date Guy. A noncommital Sam Soon says no, they have a movie date planned for this weekend. Yi Young congratulates Sam Soon, but Sam Soon is less than enthusiastic. If only their pastry business were going well. Sam Soon blames the name of their shop — she was in favor of naming it Momo. It looks like an order for a honey cake! Sam Soon and Yi Young go bonkers, and we get a shot of the outside of the shop. Her name sounds the same if you say it quickly, but the meaning is now far and away different from before. Good Looking Blind Date Guy drives up and gets out. Sam Soon is all dolled up and she looks good too. He asks Sam Soon what she wants to do, and Sam Soon has no answer really. Good Looking Blind Date Guy notes that he has movie tickets. But, you know what? Not every guy has to be a barrel of snarky monkeys, right? Speak of the devil. Good Looking Blind Date Guy stops short as a man blocks the road. At least Sam Soon is shocked. And Good Looking Blind Date Guy is REALLY shocked. He cannot believe his bad luck. After all this time and two extremely odd failed meetings, I get to go on a real date with Kim Sam Soon! Jin Heon walks around to the passenger side and tells Sam Soon to get out of the car. Then she tells her date to keep driving. The car drives off, leaving Jin Heon wondering what happened. Sam Soon and her date are at the movies, and Sam Soon is staring off into space. This is so unfair to Good Looking But Too Mild Mannered Blind Date Guy. To stop this pointless bickering, Sam Soon stands up. She bows and apologies to her really pissed date, who has now been torpedoed three times by Jin Heon. Sam Soon walks up the long hill to her house, and Jin Heon is there again. Sam Soon tucks her hands behind her back to quickly take off her couple ring wow! Jin Heon betrayed all of them. Jin Heon has no words in response. What happened to the postcards? It had been sent to the wrong address, and finally after weeks and weeks, someone delivered it. Sam Soon spends all evening reading all of the postcards that Jin Heon sent. I knew it, btw. I always liked Jin Heon better than Boring Blind Date Guy. Sam Soon heads outside and brings Jin Heon in. Jin Heon finds himself in a similar suplicative position to the last time he was there. Jin Heon explains — since he has been in need of a greater understanding of the world, he set out to visit as many different hotels as he could, learning as he went. All seems to be forgiven! Like Jin Heon, Chef Lee is ruined for other women. He calls Yi Young out again, but Yi Young keeps treating him like a stranger. Chef Lee stalks Yi Young and zeroes in on her home. Jin Heon has borrowed Sam Soon for the night and they are snuggling under the covers. Sam
