The households of the two sufferers are called in and it's far clean that neither the truck motive force or Eunhae survived. Yookyung finds herself going to Eunhae’s funeral however turns away at the closing minute as opposed to paying her respects. as an alternative, she continues repeating to herself that she did nothing incorrect and no person is aware of approximately Eunhae’s daughter.
In the meantime, the truck drivers coworkers protest on the funeral constructing accusing Yookyung’s father’s company of perpetuating risky situations. whilst he attempts to enter the building to enter the funeral, he gets egged so he hides in his car. but, Yookyung’s husband kneels in front of the angry mob and apologizes. He also promises to make things right.
He then goes to express regret to the family. After he receives overwhelmed on by the widow and youngsters, he turns to go away however sees Eunhae’s funeral photograph inside the opposite hall. He sees Nayoung and remembers her from whilst he noticed Eunhae within the town. Eunhae had lied that Nayoung is the kid of her husband…she even provides that she’s now not Nayoung’s biological mom to make the tale greater plausible.
So, he goes and tells Nayoung that he is a chum of her mom’s…
Back on the office, he asks a secretary to take care of the funeral costs and we get every other flashback. Eunhae had broken up with him when Yookyung had said she become pregnant along with his child. Eunhae refuses to open her doors to him and cries that he can’t restoration this due to the fact he can’t put off a baby who’s already alive…
The little boy goes to church but doesn’t see Nayoung…
it's far uncertain what number of days have exceeded. the next component we understand, the social worker and landlord are each asking Nayoung to open her door. however Nayoung refuses due to the fact she doesn’t need to depart the house that her mother lived in.
luckily, Eunhae’s ex and Nayoung’s father comes by means of to test on her. He asks her if she is scared of going to the orphanage. She answers that she’s not frightened of something she had never attempted but she is afraid that her mother is now not together with her.
Nayoung’s father asks Nayoung to return and stay with them. Nayoung solutions that she doesn’t need to be a burden. but, her father insists that it’s not a burden for the reason that company has a diploma of responsibility inside the be counted and he desires to compensate.
So, Nayoung relents. And at the experience to his residence, he offers Nayoung a new watch. He tells her that he hopes she only has satisfied instances any longer.
at the equal time, doggy love reveals an empty condo and leaves the umbrella there…
Nayoung’s father introduces Nayoung as his friend’s daughter. Sejin happily introduces herself and even volunteers to proportion her room with Nayoung considering they're the same age.
Yookyung stays silent till the children are about to move up. Then she tells them to stop and the makjang track begins.
MY CENTS
I locate makjang to be fun to look at as long as the story line can keep directly to it. as an example, the characters want to be empathizable or plausible. It’s like looking what would happen if society’s boundaries on loopy conduct had been loosened and people acted like they need to while they're now not completely reasonable and earlier than they've in reality thought approximately the consequences of their actions… nearly like watching grownup youngsters!
right here, i discovered this episode to go a bit slower. however it makes sense. Now that we've most of the characters introduced, the author has to set up a robust foundation for the story. It’s the foundation which can make or destroy a person.
My first impression is that this drama has promise. We know that there was a few impulsive and selfish conduct on the discern era stage. none of the characters appear inherently evil; they just seem to have varying degrees of selfishness. allow’s see how the drama breaks down their boundaries and values until the antagonists (Yookyung and Sejin) flip towards Nayoung.
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