Compilation Of Unanswered Stuff In Obs:

compilation of unanswered stuff in obs:

- why are yeon su's grandma and ji ung so close?

- who called choi ung at night before he went to yeon su's house?

- is the rival artist storyline over?

- why did yeon su say she's not the only one responsible for the breakup?

- what were the reasons for their previous breakups?

- what did yeon su reply to ji ung when he asked if she still had feeling for choi ung?

- and how did choi ung react after mr. jang implied that ji ung has feelings for yeon su?

- which words does yeon su want to hear from choi ung?

- how did choi ung and his parents find each other?

- why are the parents closing their restaurants on the day when choi ung was abounded?

- is the france brochure yeon su found foreshadowing?

- did choi ung go overseas to study?

- why does it seem like choi ung doesn't want to acknowledge ji ung's feelings for yeon su?

Update - My day is still going absolutely awfully, but you guys' messages and wishes are really uplifting!! The power that lies in a sentence as a simple as "Happy Birthday!!" is immense. Spread positivity everyone!! Go around complimenting people, showing them you appreciate their existence, you never know if they need it💕💕💕😚

Is it just me, or does Kim Da Mi look extremely happy in those cute scenes? Like a little too happy to just be acting?? She is smiling SOOOO much and just so giddy in general, she was never like this in Itaewon Class, but all this just feels so real!! And her eyes!! HER EYES!! When she smiles, they were literally sparkling✨

i don't know what i'm gonna do with myself after obs ends. how am i gonna survive without seeing kim dami and choi woo shik on my screen weekly

Our Beloved Summer - Favourite Scenes So Far

It’s very rare that I don’t get bored of love stories, but then it’s also very rare that I get to see angsty love stories without any level of toxicity / misogyny / either lead being frustrating.

OBS writer has nailed the angst in the love story, Kim DaMi and Choi Woo Sik have nailed the angst in their acting.

Kook Yeon-Su and Choi Ung clearly are not over each other, because no one wanted the break up in the first place. From their relationship shown neither hurt each other until the final breakup. The other bits were banter in the relationship or the times when we say things we don’t really mean to and apologise in a way that our partner gets us. It doesn’t have to be the set standard - like Pyo MiSeon said in Hometown Cha Cha Cha, “There is no manual for dating”.

From what we have seen so far, Yeon-Su delivered the break-up verdict owing to her own insecurities, inferiority complex and circumstances that she got burdened with. Ung as we all know, believes in running away from problems - so he is not the one to confront or take the bull by the horns. And guess that is where the gap was - these two won’t talk to each other about the actual problems because it’s not their nature to confront. And if a relationship needs to overcome these pitfalls, we all know communication is the key.

And so was it a surprise that when they finally decide to face their feelings that it led to two scenes that made you feel their pain - their pain of not being with each other and wanting to be with each other , wanting to forget the reasons that caused their breakup.

This scene at the end of episode 6 is what left me in awe of Choi Wook Sik’s impressive acting to pull off the angst - the pining, the pain, the hurt, he just wanted to hear from her - to know if she had hurt as much as he had, some kind of affirmation that she was as much in love with him like he was, that losing him hurt her as much as it hurt him to lose her. The pain in those lines was evident - sure we can’t be together, but why can’t we be a part of each other’s lives as acquaintances, be cordial like we are with others. It hurts to let go, even after these 5 years it still hurts and you are the only one with whom I can share this pain with , because no one else will get it.

And I thought, it would be tough to beat this scene - the pain in Choi Woo Sik’s voice and eyes and Kim Da Mi breaking down in silence, the way her head fell and tears started to flow. That was a scene I will never forget.

But like I have said before, these two are immensely talented and bright young actors and me a mere viewer, how could I think they won’t deliver a scene that would beat this one. Again it was the last scene of episode 11 - Ung is by himself coping with a trauma we don’t know of - of seeing his loved ones walk away from him without telling him why - not once but twice. So this time when life has given a second chance, he is going to grab it and not run away like he would. Yeon-Su knows she is still in love with him and always has been, she is going to get over her insecurity of wanting to hear from him first , she will take charge and not walk away this time, she will find him and tell him what she feels. So she finds him all by himself and says she doesn’t want to be friends anymore and he pours his heart out - how much he has missed her and all he wants in his life is for her to love him. And Da-Mi again doesn’t need words to express Yeon-Su’s happiness, she just nods silently with tears flowing.

The pain and happiness - how can this co-exist for these two ? The brilliant level of acting displayed by Choi Wook Sik and Kim DaMi that pierced right though my heart. This happens rarely, especially since I don’t believe in people getting back together after breakups. That’s why I love KDramas - they are relatable but they also convince me of stories and relationships that I wouldn’t be convinced of in my real life.

Our Beloved Summer is a simple tale of two individuals growing together and learning to love and I’m in for the last ride.

in love x