I laughed for five minutes when the boys covered there eyes and Hee’s kissing, it was so funny to see supposedly grown men react that way. Young SU hit it right on the nail, she is like a sister to them and they reacted like any borther would seeing theier sister make-out with some guy.

Also, the scene with Hee’ yelling at Eun Jae, I agree with both creidesca and thunderbolt. I think this “betrayal” was a culmination for her that this upstart spoilt rich girl would turn her life around and make her come face to face with the reality that she could possibly be all alone forever. Plus I think she relates to Eun Jae’s lonliness and isolation because of her experiences when she would see the ghosts.

Anyway I am excited for the remaining episodes.

Hee Kyung’s status within the group was threatened from the moment Mu Yeol carried the unconscious Eun Jae into the agency. Do you remember the camera focusing on her reaction when she saw how enthralled Mu Yeol was? Though it might seem like Hee Kyung was chiding Mu Yeol for his naivetivity, that was her response to realizing that other women will come into the guys’ lifes. And the guys certainly got a taste of this when they saw Hee Kyung with a guy who weren’t either of them.

Eun Jae, as geekgal mentioned, hasn’t given much of herself to the gang. And with the certain turn of events at the end of EP 12, it will definitely be much more difficult…

Also, anyone think there has got to be something up with Kang Mo’s mom? She’s not in many scenes, but she is there.

What seemed to be the main issue here (and this is all unspoken) is the implication that Mysterious Handsome Stranger wasn’t what she thought he was and therefore her hopefulness about their budding relationship (he did kiss her and it wasn’t just a peck either) was totally misplaced. The whole thing was a farce. He was using her, stringing her along, making her feel stupid and cheap.

The secondary issue was that the two guys had tailed her:

You’ve known me for four years, haven’t you?
And you tail me after listening to the words of this girl
whom you barely knew for two months?
You bastards!
What am I doing here bringing all these good food?
I’m so stupid! I’ve wasted my life!
(credit: WITH S2′s subtitles)

I don’t believe that stream of vitriol reflected what Hee-kyung really felt about Eun-jae. Sure, she envied Eun-jae for being richer, younger, more beautiful but at that moment she really was more hurt (and overwhelmed) by the possibility that Baek Min-chul was using her to get the map. And because Eun-jae was the one who planted the idea of that possibility and was so dang collected about it (not realizing the emotional impact on Hee-kyung), she became the target of the tongue-lashing.

Both Hee-kyung and Eun-jae were awesome in this episode.