It's a finale loaded with perfect little bows for Oh My Venus, with hearts and blooms flying all over the place. We don't get every one of the answers we'd like, yet when is life ever impeccably clean like that? In any case, this shouldn't imply that that the show doesn't have an amazement or two left for us, as we say farewell to our lovable couple and their sweet minimal independent crew.
Scene 16 RECAP
Youthful ho uncovers that Joo-eun has been conveying her own wedding band in her scarf since the time that he offered it to her, and proposes to her. She gestures her yes, and they embrace, both of their wishes working out on the double.
Later Joo-eun gazes at her ring, however she tells Young-ho that the genuine blessing was the scarf. You can purchase a ring anyplace, yet he made this scarf only for her. I cherish that she gets how significant that is for him.
Youthful ho drops her off at Hyun-charm's so she can streak her ring at her companion, and he begins to caution her about his crew. Be that as it may, Joo-eun stops him and says they'll approach things slowly and carefully. She guarantees him that she wants to live with him always, so nothing anybody can say will change that.
Joo-eun puts on a show to have a cerebral pain, holding her beringed hand to her temple, and obviously Hyun-charm sees her new ring immediately and screeches energetically. Closest companion ever. Joo-eun can admit to her companion that she's anxious about meeting Grandma, so Hyun-charm pretends the most noticeably awful cliché chaebol grandma ever, to get Joo-eun pumped up.
Joo-eun has her dial it back a bit, and this time it's more useful, however Hyun-charm safeguards when Joo-eun notice her dead father. Ha, her recommendation is to give Grandma some burning through cash, in view of her collaborations with her own particular relative, however that is a terrible thought for clear reasons
At work in the morning, Joo-eun gets a visit from Joon-sung's mom, with an endowment of some pretty white gloves. Joo-eun asks how her spouse is nowadays, and it sounds like he's in jail yet doing great there, and even needs to present appropriate reparations with Joon-sung's mom when he gets out. Joo-eun proposes guiding, and they discuss how upbeat Joon-sung appears nowadays.
Youthful ho visits Woo-shik at work, here to get up to speed before he does a reversal to work soon. He inquires as to whether Woo-shik had a considerable measure of wounds when he was a swimming star, and Woo-shik says that is the reason he in the long run resigned. He tells Young-ho that he did his physical recovery in Japan, France, and America, which prompts Young-ho to haul out an arrangement of arrangements.
He needs to assemble another recovery focus in Korea, which Woo-shik knows the chiefs will battle against. That is the reason Young-ho arrives, to request Woo-shik's backing on this undertaking. He concedes that he doesn't completely trust Woo-shik yet, yet as a kindred competitor who's been through comparable wellbeing challenges, he needs to retouch fences and collaborate.
Youthful ho asks after Uncle, and we see Uncle playing a table game with another man when he gets a content from Young-ho. He requests that see him at the organization, which amazes Uncle, however he looks satisfied.
Joo-eun anxiously touches base to meet with Grandma, psyching herself up before entering the lounge area. The temperament is strained as both ladies survey one another, and Grandma goes after her satchel. Be that as it may, Joo-eun rapidly gets an envelope, and requests that Grandma acknowledge hers before offering her one (apparently loaded with cash to tempt her to leave Young-ho).
She says that it's not cash in her envelope, but rather her blood test results demonstrating that she no more experiences hypothyroidism. She says deferentially that regardless of the amount of cash Grandma offers, or the amount she questions their relationship, she won't ever leave Young-ho.
Grandmother gestures purposely, and says that with age, one gets to be obstinate. She goes after her tote once more, however rather than an envelope of cash, she hauls out a hanky to wipe her mouth. Joo-eun seems as though she'd like to creep under the table, ha. Grandmother says that, other than her outfit (a terrible creation Joo-eun acquired from Hyun-charm), she has no goal of questioning anything. It's entertaining how Joo-eun bounced up to apologize her outfit.
Grandmother has one condition, and that is that she needs a truly luxurious wedding blessing. Alright, she's not all that awful, and I see where Young-ho gets his dry comical inclination. We see that Grandma saw Joo-eun's sad discourse outside Young-ho's healing facility room a year back, which was sufficient to persuade her regarding the amount Joo-eun cherishes her grandson.
Joon-sung is bothered to hear that Yi-jin got a grant, and said, "I cherish you, JJS," in her acknowledgment discourse. Ji-woong teases him savagely, aggravating it even, ha. So when Yi-jin next appears in his locker room, Joon-sung can just protest and look humiliated when she gives him a watch with their countenances on it.
Yi-jin snatches him and requests to know why she's been pursuing him for a year, when he doesn't care for her as much as she prefers him (I think we'd all like to realize that, sweetheart). Surprisingly, Joon-sung calls her by her name lovingly, and says in his indirect way that he is keen on her. That is everything she needs to listen, however regardless she looks amazed when he gives her a little peck, then backs her up against a locker for a more extended kiss.
Joo-eun welcomes Young-ho to her place that night, however the house is dull when he arrives. He discovers her sitting on her bed with a genuine air about her, and she groans dejectedly that she met his grandma today. Hee, she's thoroughly faking him out.
Youthful ho succumbs to it and offers to go converse with his grandma, yet she says that he can't settle this issue. Grandmother needs a super-costly wedding blessing ~giant sigh~. Youthful ho really does a twofold take, and Joo-eun tears open her robe to uncover an attractive teddy. She holds up a couple of child You Bastards and proposes a truly costly wedding blessing — incredible grandchildren.
Youthful ho is stunned, and it's Joo-eun's swing to flip him over and straddle him. She specifies that she's been concentrating on jiu jitsu and has three stripes, yet Young-ho jokes that she needs four to beat him. And afterward he flips her privilege back, recommending different approaches to express their adoration.
Sliced to him demonstrating her some new jiu jitsu moves, hee. Joon-sung and Ji-woong watch from the entryway, pondering what they're doing (Ji-woong: "I believe they're being a tease." Smart kid.
Joo-eun is resolved to persuade Young-ho to make a child, hurling the minimal stuffed sloths at him and blazing skin at each open door. Youthful ho is compelling enticed, yet demands four stripes before he'll think of it as. Joo-eun steps off to pound You Bastard, poor thing, while Young-ho resembles this is executing him. Inevitably he gives in, in light of the fact that he's human, all things considered.
They at last go to meet his family authoritatively, and amazing, Joo-eun looks brilliant in hanbok. Joo-eun begins to formally bow to Grandma and Young-ho's dad, and her face is inestimable when Grandma is all, Let's simply eat. Much Manager Min appears as though he's holding back a giggle, and Young-ho inquires as to whether she's taping a sageuk. HAHA.
Joo-eun gets an apprehensive stomach, so Young-ho kneads a weight point in her grasp. She inquires as to whether the house is dependably this calm, and Manager Min accommodatingly advises her that it's entirely loud today, since they have a visitor. HAHAwhoops. Joo-eun is befuddled with reference to why Grandma and Dad both just went to their rooms after she arrived, however no one else assumes that is abnormal.
Joo-eun can't acknowledge this as ordinary, and affirms that she's been acknowledged as a feature of the family, then gets a look in her eye that makes both Young-ho and Manager Min squirm. She drags Grandma and Dad out to the family room, and continues to sing a tune for them. Presently it's Young-ho's swing to need to slither under the table.
He at last hops up and makes the awfulness stop, and he starts to apologize to his family, yet Grandma begins giggling so hard she can't relax. Her roars kick Dad off, and much Manager Min looks really diverted.
Joo-eun altogether charms Young-ho's family, and even motivates them to posture for a gathering selca (Young-ho: "Supervisor Min, it's not an ID photograph." ~snerk~). It's just later that Joo-eun thinks about whether his family supposes she's strange, and Young-ho calls that a strong Yes. However, he's never seen his Grandma or Dad snicker like that.
He turns genuine and begins to say something, however Joo-eun definitely comprehends what he's reasoning. He's terrified to have children, in light of the fact that he wouldn't like to go on a hereditary inclination to growth.
Youthful ho advises her that when he was youthful, he reprimanded his dad for making him experience such a variety of surgeries and endure so much agony. He guaranteed himself that he'd never live like his dad did, however now he understands that it was increasingly that he doesn't have the heart to.
Joo-eun says that she's been doing research, and the odds of going on the illness are low. However, Young-ho realizes that even a little risk is frightening. The kid and the folks endure, and he wouldn't like to put her through that. In any case, Joo-eun is idealistic, and willing to in any event attempt their best.
She paints a photo of a child and a girl, and advises Young-ho how she needs to watch them grow up, and grumble about their dad, and hear them call him "Father." Young-ho looks touched, lastly surrenders rout. She inquires as to whether he needs a child or a girl, and proposes twins.
Charm shik is as yet leaving porridge for Soo-jin at her place's, despite everything she disregarding it. However, she's kept her wedding band, and the infant booties he purchased, and takes a gander at them longingly. Charm shik returns, knowing she's home, and faces off regarding whether to give himself access. Eventually, he rules against it. He'd gone to her specialist and affirmed her determination, and he spends extend periods of time attempting to think what to do.
Youthful ho visits his dad in the healing facility while he's experiencing treatment for his own malignancy, and Dad asks how he knew. I cherish Young-ho's answer: "should know. I'm your child." The two sit unobtrusively, requiring no a bigger number of words than that. At the point when Young-ho motivates prepared to go, Dad offers a peaceful much obliged.
Stepmom and Young-joon touch base to visit, and when Young-joon addresses him formally, he adjusts him to "hyung." Young-ho leaves, and Dad tells Young-joon that he ought to major in medication. It appears to be in reverse, yet all Young-joon ever needed was for his dad to show enthusiasm for him, so the fatherly direction makes him upbeat.
Youthful ho visits Joo-eun's mom alone to take a gander at her wrist, suspecting that she experiences carpal passage disorder. He gives her a few tips on home care however advises her to see a specialist, and she guarantees to comply. Mother says that she knows he was wiped out when he was youthful, and advises Young-ho that it's ideal to be debilitated when you have somebody around. He expresses gratitude toward her for bringing forth Joo-eun, and for giving him consent to wed her.
Soo-jin recalls on every last bit of her collaborations with Woo-shik, going the distance back to her school days when she was overweight and he was benevolent to her. Charm shik is likewise thinking about her, and he discovers her where she's strolling and puts his jacket around her shoulders. He inquires as to whether she's alright, and makes his last expression of remorse to her.
He says he's sad for being an egotistical individual, yet he cherishes her, and needs to wed her. Succeed, Soo-jin just cries on his shoulder — yet Woo-shik grins, realizing this is a yes.
While Woo-shik and Soo-jin stroll through fields making moony eyes at one another, Young-ho and Joo-eun (normally) go for a run together. Joo-eun gripes of course, and Young-ho jokes for her to watch it, in light of the fact that he hasn't chose in the event that he's going to give her a chance to live with him or not.
The young men (counting Manager Min) suit up for a photograph shoot together, and they all expand at Joo-eun in her provocative red dress. Youthful ho is clearly stricken, however he teases that she should be wearing white for this.
The photograph shoot looks fun, however Manager Min gets stage trepidation before the camera and must be tickled to grin. It's so sweet how Ji-woong and Joon-sung take him under their wings such as crew. Youthful ho and Joo-eun even change into their jiu jitsu garbs and posture for pictures while hooking on the floor. Adorable.
After a disturbing measure of flashbacks, we skip to the mid year of 2016. Joo-eun touches base at the air terminal to meet her young men as they come back from different away trips. Aww, Ji-woong at long last made it into the Marines, and he salutes Joo-eun before jumping on her with his renowned assault embrace. He looks incredible in uniform.
Before getting hitched, Young-ho traveled to offer help to individuals in an overwhelmed region, and he's quite recently returning for the wedding. When he shouts to Joo-eun, she turns and we at long last see her face — which has rounded out with the weight she picked up while he was no more. HAHAHA, his face is priceless.
Joo-eun bars at her spouse to-be, and opens up her jacket to demonstrate a strip tied around her paunch. She's not overweight, she's pregnant! Youthful ho gazes for a minute prior to an exquisite grin spreads over his face, as he understands he will be a daddy. Furthermore that, as well as it's twins!
Obviously, the pregnancy implies that Joo-eun has put on back all the weight Young-ho offered her some assistance with losing, and it makes Young-ho stress for her wellbeing even as he's excited to pieces at the news. Ji-woong and Joon-sung are happy at the possibility of being uncles.
Youthful ho is prepared to begin her new practice regimen immediately, however Joo-eun challenges that it was the infants eating all that nourishment, not her. He stresses over her fitting into her wedding dress, however Joo-eun advises him that Venus is the goddess of magnificence and richness.
As they leave the airplane terminal together, one major cheerful family, Joo-eun says in voiceover that among every one of the men in Korea named Kim, the name Young-ho is really normal. "It appears to be extremely standard, for all mentors who exist, particularly you… "
Youthful ho joins in with, "For the shrewd and hazardous Venuses in this world… " and together they complete: "Now boarding to outside of your reality. Flig
Epilog
A youthful Young-ho sits in his wheelchair outside his home not long after surgery, his leg propped up in a cast. A young lady strolls close and quits, inquiring as to whether his leg harms. He gestures, and he hauls a swathe out of her pocket and puts it on his cast. She lets him know that it won't hurt any longer and to trust her.
Minimal Young-ho asks how she knows, and she says that on the off chance that you trust you can accomplish something, then you can. Youthful ho gestures, then grins likely at little Joo-eun.
COMMENTS
Indeed, that was charming, however at last superfluous. Did we truly need to see them meet as youngsters for thirty seconds just to trust they'll live joyfully a great many? Could we not simply have one dramatization where the principle couple didn't meet as kids and in this way are Fated To Be? Goodness well, in any event it was a little scene, and not part of the general story.
Gracious My Venus unquestionably had its offer of plot openings, odd altering decisions, and progression issues, of which I could name numerous that pester me as a viewer. For example, Joo-eun wanting to spend all of Christmas Day with Young-ho, just leaving to invest energy with her mom who showed up startlingly. At that point she quickly goes to a work meeting that hadn't beforehand been specified. Also, what about Joon-sung's mom discussing her child's better half, before Joon-sung ever tells Yi-jin that he enjoys her back? Furthermore, don't kick me off all in all Yi-jin issue… just UGH. It's not charming on the grounds that she's a young lady's, despite everything it stalking, and a few things she did verged on rape. I discovered it very disillusioning that a demonstrate that stood in opposition to ladies being sexually ambushed, had a primary male character getting rehashed undesirable lewd gestures from a lady, and it being played off as charming. There were a few samples of this sort of thing all through the show, and at times it took me out of the story in light of the fact that I was excessively bustling pondering what was going on and why it had neither rhyme nor sense.
Keeping in mind the fundamental affection story between Young-ho and Joo-eun was magnificently develop, both sincerely and physically, I felt just as the auxiliary characters' connections generally went over level. Especially Woo-shik and Soo-jin — there was such an abundance of plot to be mined from their romance that just got left by the wayside. I would have wanted to see Soo-jin's adventure more about cherishing herself, than about finding a man to adore her. Not that being cherished by another person is awful, yet it makes a discord when Joo-eun's entire character depended on her fearlessness and the way that she didn't needa man. So why was Soo-jin left to wallow in unreliability and melancholy until her white knight appeared to safeguard her? I cherish a sentimental cheerful completion as much as anyone else, however as I would like to think, Soo-jin necessities to do significantly more individual work before she's prepared for a relationship.
In any case, in any case, my primary takeaway is of a charming, sweet love story, and there's most likely we got that in spades. Youthful ho and Joo-eun's sentiment was constantly deferential, continually adoring, and constantly legit. Also their crackling science, and grown-up method for examining sex and their shared fascination. What's more, through her adoring case, Young-ho could recuperate a large portion of his family's injuries, which was decent to see. They were never terrible individuals (aside from Uncle), it's simply that they didn't know how to identify with one another. Indeed, even with simply the small provisional beginnings of gradual steps, you can see that they'll all be okay. Also the delightful symmetry in the two families that have blended, that Young-ho now has a mother, and Joo-eun has another father.
This show never guaranteed an entangled plot, and truly, I don't think it required one. From multiple points of view, the straightforwardness of the plot of Oh My Venus is one of its greatest draws and most noteworthy charms. In spite of the fact that there were greater messages there, for example, the advantages of sound living, residential misuse, and viciousness against ladies, it never got impeded or got to be sermonizing. Those were just issues the characters were managing as they experienced their lives, however the show was never about those things. Keeping these issues display yet on the fringe permitted the show to have a gentility that was invigorating, while as yet touching on essential issues. In an alternate show I may discover this a shortcoming, and a few viewers might at present feel that way. Yet, for me, I came here to see a sweet sentiment with fun science between the leads, and that is precisely what I got. Difficult issues and chaebol plots aside, this dramatization was constantly about the sentiment between two individuals who required one another, and it conveyed that beautiful.
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