Some time later, Seo-yeon drives along, alone this time. That sparks the passion, and they make their way to a bedroom, pulling clothes off impatiently, until they end up in bed. “I’m just pretending not to, because I’m afraid of embarrassment.” Tears fill her eyes and she confesses that she’s been wondering if she should hold back, wanting to make the first move herself. That his desire is all-consuming, and makes him want to find a way to hold her without being such a bastard. PARK JI-HYUNG ( Kim Rae-won) and LEE SEO-YEON ( Su Ae) speak banmal like old acquaintances, and he confesses a truth he seems shamed by: That he’s a bad person for wanting her, to hold her. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.Ī couple drives to an out-of-the way lake and sits in a car. In my book that’s a good thing - Que Sera Sera was likewise not always FUN, but it was always compelling, sometimes downright riveting, and intense.Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. This is the closest drama I’ve seen in recent memory that evokes a Que Sera Sera feeling of mood and development. There’s conflict all over the place, and tons of flawed characters. A scene starts out a certain way, then develops and twists and ends up in a surprising place. One of the things that make the writing great about this episode is that what you see at first glance is not always what you get. To be perfectly honest, by the halfway point I wasn’t sure I was enjoying the episode, but I was captivated by the conflict, the emotion, and the acting. Thousand Day Promise premiered today, and has all the makings of a taut, angsty melodrama. 72 OctoJanuThousand Day Promise: Episode 1 by javabeans

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