The heirs kdrama episode 14 full#

Even the painful music and the ridiculous styling were fun to mock! Love is the moment, guys. In the end, though, I'm glad I watched Heirs. What bad habits did Kim Tan abandon in all of this? Is that kid who broke down the door and grabbed the chair gone, or was he pacified because everyone changed around him? His brother supported him, his dad had a stroke and caved, and even his mommy troubles came to an end. While Young Do apologized to the kid he bullied, I wasn't convinced that Kim Tan wouldn't just punch someone else in the face if they got in the way of what he wanted. I saw Kim Tan progressing in some ways (like self-confidence and less family neediness), but for the most part, he wasn't much better at the end of the show than he was at the beginning. Was he onlyВ sad about Eun Sang, or was his inability to 'protect' Eun Sang mostly emblematic of his powerlessness against dear old daddy-o? I was happy that Kim Tan finally realized the impact his rampaging tactics had on Eun Sang's life, and I guess his decision to stop chasing after her was some twisted kind of selflessness, but he followed it up by going on that absurd bender of violence and pouty tears.It's not so much about protecting Eun Sang as it is about his own rage against Young Do. Instead, his first thought is to punch Young Do and hit him with a chair. Young Do only hits Tan first when he's trying to sober him up.) But if you look at the most troubling of these scenes (where he kicks down the door while shouting 'I'm gonna kill you!'), his first thought isn't to take care of Eun Sang's safety (while 'bad guy' Young Do doesВ manage to shield her). (Fun fact: In four out of five fights, Tan gets physical first. He instigates violence against Young Do time after time after time, and he almost always uses Eun Sang as an excuse.Against her protests.) 'But I like you!' 'Just do as I say!' Kim Tan's dialogue often focuses on himself rather than Eun Sang: 'Do I like you?' 'Why don't you ever listen to me?' (Uhhh, because you've been ignoring everything she says?) 'I'm going crazy because I want to hug you.' (Followed by a hug.

He chased her down obsessively, but that relationship was still very self-focused. I finally realized that Kim Tan's obsession was never even about Eun Sang as a person-it was always about Eun Sang as his personal symbol. This kind of forced feeling plays into a bigger theme on Heirs, and that theme is that it's all about Kim Tan. I counted five of those in one episode alone! FIVE! Sure, there was some cute banter in the last few episodes, but it was a little late by then. What options did they have by episode 10 but to repeat this standoff for the twentieth time? Oh, wait, they could always go for the sad drive-by ignore walk. That's also probably why the middle of the show felt so draggy-we skipped ahead to freeze frame love triangle standoffs by episode 5. The male lead was already asking 'Do I like you?' in episode 2, which pushed the show into the 'romantic obstacles abound' phase before it had time to develop the romance in the first place. There was very little romantic scaffolding at the beginning of the show to indicate why Kim Tan would be so obsessive about Eun Sang, and there especiallyВ wasn't any strong reasoning for Eun Sang to return his affections. Really, most of the problems in this show boiled down to the central couple. He has won a few new fans over here for sure.

The heirs kdrama episode 14 full#

Even when I couldn't really likeВ Young Do because he was too scary, he was alwaysВ interesting to watch, and full credit there goes to Kim Woo Bin for making every facial expression in every scene meaningful.