The three girls have a bonding from their school age & stronger than ever. They are often seen inquiring about the dating or their partners. Any problem & they are seen rushing to meet each other. Often getting lunch or dinner with soju by the side.
Drinking & then the sobering up the next day with the hangover soup is so common to Kdrama. “One spring night” starts with Han ji min meeting Jung Hae in in the pharmacy for her hangover. Not having money to pay, that sets the ball rolling. I wonder if people do drink like a fish so commonly. Or it is just a cliche for KDrama. Just like a girl eating so much! ‘Weightlifting Fairy…’ & her friends have a eating competition !
In a scene when one of them comments that I see only the drink ads, the other quips, ‘Song Joong ki’s?’ To which the answer is that “Now it’s Park Bo gum!” I wonder if the answer is true today & the flavour of the year has changed to Song Kang, perhaps.
With this show coming to an end, it has a nice closure & the end being delicately handled. Another ‘Rooftop place’ forms the new relationship. Yes, relationships do take time to take off. Sudden attractions can be seen in dramas only. Knowing of some ‘Love at first sight’ instances, I wish it remains that way for years.
Human mind being so fickle & feeble it is difficult to maintain tender feelings for life. But with maturity things can remain at a amicable level, I suppose.
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