THE HEIRS EPISODE 1 ENG SUB DRAMACOOL SERIAL
Leaving is not an option, “since I won’t let you go.” Said the serial killer. He wraps her in his coat and sits her in front of the fire to give her two choices: They can both sleep warmly inside the trailers, or out here in the cold. She follows warily until they get to a secluded alcove lit by string lights with a cozy trailer, though he scoffs that the setup was already here and not of his design. Tan shows up back at camp to pull Eun-sang aside, taking her for a walk through the woods. Now, we’ve been using “madam” for the other ladies in the sense of a woman being mistress of the house, but they’re using madam in the other sense here. It’s Ye-sol’s mother, who also happens to be Madam Han’s saturi-speaking friend, and she gets identified as Madam Park. They have a clipped argument about his plan to release their wedding news without consulting her, but she’s distracted to see a familiar mom from the PTA in the same bar. Skirt-chasing is pretty much his perpetual state but he bothers to use the “This is for business” line, which fools nobody. Rachel’s mother finds Young-do’s father at a bar, in the arms of a scantily clad hostess. He slaps a smile on his face and warns her not to do anything about the drenched shoes. He comes to one last question: “Do you really like Kim Tan?” Is this the question you want her to answer, or the one you don’t? Eun-sang replies, “Yeah,” though, and I think that actually hurts his feelings, if in fact he has any.
None of those make sense, so he’s left wondering. Young-do points out that she can’t answer the question anyway, and rattles off his five possibilities for explanations: (1) She’s the daughter to the family, (2) or daughter-in-law, (3) some kind of relative, (4) live-in maid, or (5) live-in tutor. If you answer, I can’t ask anymore.” And that… is pretty much the perfect example of the logic characterizing this drama. He tells her not to worry too much about it since he won’t be digging into it, “And whatever questions I ask of you, don’t answer. She points out that she’s going to be the one on the hook for that, but he tells her that anything’s easier than explaining why she’s living in the same house as Tan, which he’s deduced by now. Then he takes the girls’ shoes and drops them in a tub of water, saying that he’s getting revenge on her behalf. Young-do comes up behind her and pulls her hood up, telling her not to listen or be hurt by those words. They paint Eun-sang as the flirt/slut/vixen out to steal their menfolk, and it sounds like Ye-sol’s leading the charge, the girl with the crush on Young-do, which gives her words extra bite. He knows that, “And that’s why it’s driving me crazy.” That just pisses her off more, and she stomps out before he can suggest they break the agreement.Įun-sang returns to her tent to find that a gossiping session is underway inside, with a trio of mean girls already aware of Young-do hugging her. Rachel reminds Tan that their engagement is a Big Effing Deal between their families and businesses, warning that his feelings have no power. But because her harping about Eun-sang is so incessant, Hyo-shin ends up leaving anyway out of distaste. The guys pay her little mind, and Hyo-shin refuses to be kicked out of his own room just so Rachel can pester Tan alone. The two guys aren’t a part of the class trip so they’ve booked a hotel room nearby, and Rachel forces her presence upon them while demanding to know whether Tan spoke to Eun-sang.
Hyo-shin has driven Tan to the camp, and Rachel storms up and lets herself into the car, assuming they’re headed back to Seoul. GUH.Īnd then he hammers that in some more by telling Tan to tell Eun-sang for him that he likes her, because she’ll believe it more coming from Tan. I almost thought he might mean it, but he’s staring straight at Tan while he does it, hammering in this drama’s recurring motif about this fight over Rag Doll Eun-sang to really be a dick-waving contest between two caveman heirs. She’s currently being harassed/romanced by Young-do (which in his book is pretty much the same thing), who forces a hug. Tan arrives at the campgrounds after all and starts looking for Eun-sang. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. The Breeze – “Try To Remember You” Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. That means that things pretty much play out the way we expect, inasmuch as we’ve already seen them happen, oh, about a half-dozen times already in previous episodes. Some secrets are discovered by those previously out of the loop and more feelings are expressed amongst our flock of confused young lovebirds, but by and large we’re dealing with more of the same. 542 NovemJanuHeirs: Episode 11 by javabeans
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