(Having never had his back scrubbed before, Jun-pyo is particularly sensitive to the abrasive scrubbing rag.
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Jun-pyo joins the Geum men at the public bath, and participates in that grand exercise of male bonding: scrubbing dead skin from each other’s backs. An expressive actor can let you know how the character is feeling without words, but I find Ji-hoo always requires explanation to understand.) (It’s just that it’s so hard to read Ji-hoo’s face.
I think this scene is supposed to be… sad? He floats a paper boat into the pool, then walks away with a sigh. With a rueful (?) expression, he remembers their boat ride together during their trip to New Caledonia.
He stays on the sidelines at first, but seeing how much fun they’re having together, Jun-pyo soon joins in.Īt school, Ji-hoo visits the empty pool, probably expecting to see Jan-di there and disappointed that she isn’t. The butler gulps nervously, hesitating when she demands to know his whereabouts.Īt the Geum household, Jun-pyo watches in fascinated curiosity while Jan-di’s family prepares a massive batch of cabbage to be made into kimchi. Mom heads to Jun-pyo’s room to fetch him personally, looking around in annoyance to see that he’s not there. Madam Kang grumbles that he’s outgrown those childish friends, reminding her, “Even if the Shinhwa Group successor has friends, he doesn’t need them.” His position, after all, “requires him to be so cool-headed that he is capable of even cutting off his family.” Jun-hee covers for her brother, saying he’s still asleep, having been out late with his F4 friends last night. (“Do you know how rarely I have breakfast with you two?” Jun-hee: “Is that our fault?”) Still, cute.īreakfast is an entirely different affair at Jun-pyo’s estate, where Mom (Madam Kang) joins Jun-hee for a rare meal together and wonders where Jun-pyo is. What’s cute is that they call him “son-in-law,” and while it’s not that unusual to use the term with a daughter’s (serious) boyfriend, it’s a bit early for that. Commoner-style living has some unforeseen drawbacks. Mom takes particular care in attending to him, but to the fastidious Jun-pyo, it’s a bit hard to swallow (literally) when she uses her hands to tear up his meat before serving it to him. The morning after, Jun-pyo rises to a large (by Geum family standards) spread, and Jan-di’s parents urge him to eat up.
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