He rails on Doctor Moon when he urges him not to worry: “How can I not worry? My grandmother, our Mi-young and Keddongie… My family, the people I have to protect.
With tears in his eyes, Gun realizes that he’ll be no different than his father, his grandfather, his great-grandfather, and so on in dying in his thirties. Doctor Moon sighs that it’s possible, since the symptoms Gun is experiencing now are similar to what his father suffered around his age. Instead of getting out, he drives straight to Doctor Moon to ask if his fainting and memory loss means he’s contracted his family’s long-running genetic disease. Rest assured, we haven’t undergone amnesia and a time skip-it’s her unni’s newborn baby. Gun, having regained his memories, stops in front of Mom’s restaurant to see Mi-young with a young infant in her arms.
You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. But hey, that’s what communal commiseration is for, right? *hands out tissue boxes*Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Noble idiocy has been responsible for some of dramaland’s lowest lows, but never has it wreaked quite so much havoc and tragedy. A lot of pain, a lot of blame, and a lot of noble idiocy-and if you’re thinking to yourself that maybe this specific brand of noble idiocy will be different, you’d be right: It’s so much worse. If you thought that yesterday’s episode was brutal, then gird your loins for what comes next, which can best be described as a lot. 431 AugJanuFated To Love You: Episode 12 by HeadsNo2
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