Cheese in the trap season 1 episode 16

A college student deals with the ups and downs of university life, alongside complicated interactions with a rich and popular sunbae on campus. Though he seems to treat everyone kindly, she is the only one to see behind his mask, noticing the manipulative behavior that he hides under his facade. Genre: dramaromance.

A college student deals with the ups and downs of university life, alongside complicated interactions with a rich and popular sunbae on campus. Though he seems to treat everyone kindly, she is the only one to see behind his mask, noticing the manipulative behavior that he hides under his facade. Genre: drama , romance. Is it a terrible finale? Oh, the what-could-have-beens with this drama. It may haunt it forever.

Cheese in the trap season 1 episode 16

And the finale is here at last, and for the first time ever I ended up skipping through a lot of it. In better ways and with better integration into the plot! I wanted to skip the random melodrama and focus on the good parts. To be frank the whole thing leaves me with a very bitter taste in my mouth. Because all I had to say after watching this was… Okay, maybe a few cusses too. Forget Cheese trying to humanize him last second with that final conversation with Jung. Even worse, the acting was brilliant and made me tear up more than once. Just thinking of how well this could have been done pisses me off. For example, take that very moving movement Inho stood in front of the piano and began to play. It was always meant to be her story. I call bullshit.

I just expected to see her more happy.

We have reached the end of the road. But it is also the beginning of another road. Many mixed feelings, but the main one I have is I hope the webtoon does not end this way. Seol is rushed to the hospital with Jung by her side. She admits that she had been observing him for a while, and was charmed by his sweet side — a side that was childlike and seemed only visible to her. It was a side that made her fall in love with him.

A college student deals with the ups and downs of university life, alongside complicated interactions with a rich and popular sunbae on campus. Though he seems to treat everyone kindly, she is the only one to see behind his mask, noticing the manipulative behavior that he hides under his facade. Genre: drama , romance. Is it a terrible finale? Oh, the what-could-have-beens with this drama.

Cheese in the trap season 1 episode 16

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Not with a flashback scene! I think they met again, but we are not given any clue as to if he made progress and that is the biggest disappointment. The following morning, Seol finally wakes up and sees her family around her first. The only thing I hate is how Jung expects everything to come to him; hello, you have to chase things you want! There was just soooo much potential for this drama. So there we go! All she wants is to go back to dating him happily. Alessar March 2, at AM. Lastly she punished us. Speak of the devil, he comes by for a final visit with thermal underwear as gifts for the parents. Good thing Soonki gets more exposure and more people to read her works. And the ending of episode 12, Jung opening up to Seoul about why he acts the way he does sometimes- and In Ho standing outside hurt emotionally and physically

Seol's accident causes Yoo Jung to make big changes in his life.

The closure was rushed, sure, but at least I feel like every issue was at least addressed a little bit Inha was discarded with crappy development, but I think she would need a series of her own to transform into a better person…. I did, and it is such an interesting story all around. Dani March 1, at PM. They both vy to be the huggee instead of the hugger. Peeps Totally agree, psych ward was a bit much, but therapy has long been sorely needed. Her old problems are just as present now, just in new form: There are oblivious and persistent guys like Oh Young-gon here too, as well as eager-to-please hangers-on like Min-soo, and Sang-chul-like sunbaes who angle after Seol to do their work for them. Alice March 3, at PM. To be frank the whole thing leaves me with a very bitter taste in my mouth. I'm familiary with "open" endings, like the korean drama "Que Sera, Sera" which is still one of my favorites. Edit: I feel as if the actress playing Hong Seol doesn't get enough roles on tv. Oh well.. This was a great drama. According to sommpi forum - its just a collection of already released BTS with someone as voice-over.