“Doom at your service” “You can’t love me. No human has ever loved me before. Everyone either resents me or just wants me. But no one can love me.” Myul-mang (Seo In-guk) tells Dong-kyung (Park Bo-young). How can anyone love doom since he is all about the end of everything. Myul-mang said this twice to …
“Doom at your service” “You will cry because of me. And you will want to destroy the world because that’s the only way to kill me.” Myul-mang trying to defy his feelings for Dong-kyung.
“Doom at your service.” “I am responsible for everything that dies or get destroyed. I am the first and the last, the beginning and the end.” Myul-mang sitting at his house by himself where his life is full of loneliness, since he is doom and nobody wants doom and death.
“Doom at your service.” “I don’t live. I just exist. I am just a button of doom. Every step I take, every move my hand makes, every breathe I take, everything about me leads to doom. I exist for that.” Myul-mang describe to Dong-kyung on who he is.
“When the weather is fine” When we sat face to face smiling and talking in front of that tree, our breaths, our laughter, and our stories permeated in that tree. They were permeated so deeply. And even after we forget the fact that we smiled and talked below that tree, every year in spring that …
“When the weather is fine” There are things you can see more clearly when you’re alone. And it’s not so bad to learn from loneliness. The less you expect, the calmer your days are. It’s painful to genuinely want something. But I’m not without desires. I kissed her in the mountains. I almost fainted. I …
“When the weather is fine” Don’t cry. To be lonely is to be human. To live is to endure loneliness. Don’t wait for the call that never comes. The black-chested sandpiper in the reed field is watching you. Sometimes even a deity cries from loneliness. Birds sit on branches because they’re lonely. You sit by …
“When the weather is fine” Some people never share their worries their entire lives. Like saying it’s too hard or that it hurts too much. They never say such things and keep everything bottled up. Perhaps until the day they die. They build their own cabin inside their hearts and never leave that cabin all …
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“I don’t defend my clients. I become their last straw (jipuragi). When they don’t have anyone to lean on, they can still grab onto me. I am their last straw.” Credit: Netflix
“Running away isn’t the coward’s way out. It’s putting other people in danger.” Credit : Netflix