Daddy Joo directs him to looking for a potential link in Hee-joo’s orphanage past, since she has no parents or family. He informs him that Gong-shil does in fact have some sort of connection to Hee-joo (based on the photo he saw in her desk) and that his emotions briefly clouded his reactions.
Kang Woo makes his latest report to Daddy Joo, now having regained his previous focus on the task at hand. He misinterprets her reaction as fear that Kang Candy will see them together, and in a flare of jealousy he grabs her hand and declares he has nothing to hide, and if they should happen to run into Candyman on the way home, he’s just gonna tell him they’re “friendly.” Lol. Joong-won offers to take her home and hold her hand, but she pushes away his hand and declines-her radar is acting all funny. He’s enjoying this way too much, isn’t he? Yes, “friend,” keep explaining what exactly it is she shouldn’t do. Then he steps waaaaay closer to her to demonstrate another example of WTF behavior. Ha, I can’t wait for the day you make out like bandits and excuse yourself as being friendly. Because that kind of worrying is friendly. He motions to her forehead scrape and tells her to be more careful with her safety, too, and not get hurt like that anymore. Gong-shil says that before, she’d been too overwhelmed with fear to think about anything when feeling him up, but agrees to start being more careful now. He places her hand on his face, then his chest-that’s “What the heck are they doing?” To demonstrate, he holds her hand-that’s friendly. You know, so that bystanders just think they’re friendly, not weirdos attracting strange looks. He says he didn’t say anything because she seemed so unperturbed-but now that her reactions are taking a more “normal” turn, he asks her to be more circumspect.
Gong-shil makes a vague motion to her heart region and asks if it feels funny too, and he admits, “It always did.” Not in a grand confession sort of way, but as a matter-of-fact explanation that she touches him too freely. Joong-won places her hand on his heart and tells her that he’s not made of marble, and that it isn’t that he feels nothing when she touches him. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Hyorin – “Make me crazy” from the Master’s Sun OST Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. But my favorite aspect about Master’s Sun is that the emotional ups and downs feel rooted in genuine feeling, so that when the plot twists to throw wrenches into the works, I’m not cursing the show for using cheap tricks, and instead feeling my heart pinch in sympathy. You wouldn’t think one terrible drama would be enough to make me lose faith entirely, but it definitely has made me gun-shy, so I’m feeling perhaps a slower burn with this show than I might if it were my first time with these writers. Things are getting better and better, which warms my heart. 257 AugJanuMaster’s Sun: Episode 8 by javabeans
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