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Hong Gil Dong: Episode 14

Woo-wee, things just got kicked up a notch.

Just something I’ve noticed over the Hong sisters’ three previous drama series —

[Glass half empty perspective]: Their secondary romantic pairings tend not to be that compelling. I may like the secondary characters, but I’ve never actually believed the main pairing to be in danger…

[Glass half full perspective] …but perhaps that’s because their primary couples are always so very appealing. It just doesn’t leave room for the others to squeeze their way to true contender status. Chun Hyang and Mong Ryong, Yoorin and Gong Chan, even Anna and Chul Soo. And now Enok and Gil Dong.

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EPISODE 14 RECAP

Chang Whe issues his challenge to Gil Dong — he’ll help Gil Dong rescue his team if Gil Dong fights his father. Specifically, Chang Whe wants his damn sword back (always with the sword fixation! Y’know, Freud would have a lot of things to say about that) and tells Gil Dong to steal it — from the king.

So, in playing people against each other, Chang Whe’s set up a pretty easy position for himself. All he needs to do is lend some nominal backup troops to Gil Dong’s cause, and he achieves multiple goals with very little dirt, or blood, polluting his own hands: (1) If Gil Dong survives, fine, but if he dies, that’s one less rival to deal with, (2) He gets his sword back and moves one step closer to legitimacy, (3) He deals his usurper brother a blow, (4) He weakens Hong, who’s both his brother’s biggest supporter and the one responsible for Chang Whe’s mother’s death.

Gil Dong doesn’t give an immediate answer — he’s too outraged by Chang Whe’s callous manipulating — but Chang Whe’s assured that he’ll get what he wants.

Gom suffers flashbacks to horrors he’d experienced before being adopted into the band of robbers. I hadn’t realized he was so young (I figured he was in his mid-teens) but he’s only twelve years old, and he’s been not only traumatized, but left with a crushing case of survivor’s guilt. He’d watched his family being beaten by soldiers (and was himself beaten) but escaped as his family yelled at him to run away.

Still in shock, Gom remembers those words shouted at him to run away, and his panicked mind conflates the present with the past — he tries to flee, which causes the soldiers to stop and beat him. Yeon, bless his heart, jumps in front of Gom to try to take his beating for him.

Whimpering, “Please spare me,” Gom finally bursts out that he’ll confess everything — who the bandits are, where they hide. The soldiers take him to Minister Hong.

The bandits, trying to figure a way to rescue their guys, are most worried for Gom and rightly so. Gil Dong explains that Gom might hurt himself — he’s been burdened with guilt when everyone he knew was destroyed. He’d explained to Gil Dong one day:

“I shouldn’t laugh. Not a bad kid like me. I shouldn’t be happy. So when feel too happy, if I start to enjoy myself, the voice inside tells me I can’t be too happy. That I can’t laugh. …I’m afraid I’ll turn into a bad guy against you and everyone.”

Gil Dong’s fears prove correct, because Gom’s rational side battles his fear-stricken side, preventing him from betraying his friends. Afraid he’ll buckle under his own weakness, Gom clamps his hand over his mouth — and literally bites his tongue, so hard that he spews blood. Ew. And yet, aw.

Chang Whe sits with a dejected Enok, who’s coming to terms with the reality of Gil Dong’s circumstances. She confesses, “When it was just the Gallant Moonlight Stranger, he was cool and admirable. But now that I know it was Gil Dong, I wish it weren’t him. I wish he wouldn’t do such dangerous things.”

Chang Whe, though disappointed that she’s only thinking of Gil Dong, tells her that it’s normal for all people to act like that when someone becomes precious to them — “You become selfish in trying to protect that. It’s not just you. … I’m like that too.” But (bless her soul) she’s still determined to find a way to be with Gil Dong. She just hasn’t found the solution yet.

Because the citizens support Hwal Bin Dang, Minister Hong disseminates false information that the captured robbers aren’t them, but a villainous gang who’ve committed lots of dastardly deeds. Public opinion turns sour against the captives, leaving the remaining Hwal Bin Dang members outraged to hear snooty noblemen insulting them. In a fury, Gil Dong mutters, “They’ve messed with the wrong guy!”

He accepts Chang Whe’s proposal, positively bursting with righteous indignation. He’ll steal the sword, but he has one thing to tell Chang Whe first. Chang Whe had said Gil Dong was living a stopped life as a dead man, but who does he think he is, acting so superior and looking down on Gil Dong?

“No matter how bothersome things were, do you know how hard I lived my life? You say I only attack from the back? Living in hiding and attacking from the back — do you know how difficult that is?! I’m not dead! I’ve worked my ass off! How can a dead guy do that?! Fine. From now on, I won’t strike from the back, I’ll attack head-on! Before I steal your sword for you, I’m going to do everything I want to do!”

He caps that off in a sarcastic rage: “So why don’t you help us thieve, your royal highness?”

(I’ve said it before so I won’t belabor the point, but a scene like this makes the contrast so stark — Kang Ji Hwan is simmering with various emotions, but Jang Geun Seok is so placid and blah. Chang Whe’s supposed to be cool, but that doesn’t mean he should lack intensity. Sigh.)

With newfound determination, Gil Dong directs Hwal Bin Dang in some last-minute tasks before getting down to the business of sword-stealing. They infiltrate the homes of corrupt noblemen and steal back what rightfully belongs to their people. This time, Gil Dong doesn’t bother covering his face, as he’s decided to live out in the open now.

They leave messages that read, “Hwal Bin Dang was here” and distribute their loot to the poor.

And then, it’s time to get down to business.

Gil Dong’s rescue plan starts by reclaiming Hwal Bin Dang’s identity. The people’s sympathies are swayed back in favor of Hwal Bin Dang now they realize their government lied about the prisoners’ identities. Not that public outcry will save the prisoners, but it would’ve been much easier for the government to execute the criminals had the public believed they were evil savages instead of the benevolent Hwal Bin Dang.

Gil Dong meets Enok, and can tell from her subdued demeanor that reality has finally sunk in.

Gil Dong: “I’m going to keep fighting. I won’t run away anymore, and soon I’ll be captured. I won’t die — I won’t throw my life away like last time. I’ll do everything I can to survive. But if you’re like this, it makes me uneasy. I’m uneasy that you’ll come looking for me. Uneasy that you’ll chase after me thinking you’re faster than an arrow, and I’ll keep turning back to look. So stay out of sight, away from me. I have to run away to survive, and looking back at you is bothersome. So let go of me and go.”

Unwilling to give up, Enok asks Gil Dong (and moves him, I think, with her unflagging devotion):

Enok: “Then… I’ll keep watch over you from far away, out of your sight. I won’t chase after you, and I won’t make you uneasy. I’ll just watch from afar. Is it okay if I do that?”
Gil Dong: “Can you do that? Can you watch me being captured, and observe from a distance?”

Sobering, Enok doesn’t have an answer for that. She closes her eyes, and when she opens them, Gil Dong is gone.

Time to move. This night, Gom, Yeon, and the other captured robbers are going to be executed. Gil Dong takes the leader’s staff from Su Geun and tells his men that since he started this, he’ll be responsible. The men give them their loyalty.

Minister Hong presides over the execution, delaying things hoping that Gil Dong will show up, since this was an elaborate setup to draw him in. Gom shakes with fear, but Yeon says that at least they’ll die as Hwal Bin Dang, with a little dignity. The people who’ve come to watch, who’ve been helped by the generous thieves, pledge their loyalty to the condemned prisoners.

And, at the last minute, Gil Dong announces his arrival.

Father faces son. Meanwhile, the people can’t believe the dead Hong Gil Dong is alive — and now the leader of Hwal Bin Dang.

Hong orders his men to capture Gil Dong, but Gil Dong tells them to first release the prisoners. If they refuse to let them go, he’s prepared to battle it out here and now — and indicates the wall of fighters he’s brought along. Standing at the ready are the rest of Hwal Bin Dang, as well as Chang Whe’s soldiers.

Gil Dong says he’ll surrender himself if the men are released — and calls Hong “Father” in front of everyone. Left with little choice, Hong orders the prisoners freed.

Just as Gil Dong is about to give himself up, he looks into the crowd — and sees Enok there, lending her silent support. When he’d asked if she could stand by and watch him be captured, she had no answer, but she has one now. They have a silent exchange — she mouths to him her encouragement, “Jiayou!” — and Chang Whe watches from a distance, dismayed.

With tears in his eyes, Gil Dong gives himself up.

He’s imprisoned and tortured. His father doesn’t understand what Gil Dong is doing, frustrated and angry that his son has wasted his life becoming a thief. Gil Dong: “You know very well who the bigger thief is!”

Minister Hong tells him that he could have him released and sent far away. But Gil Dong has determined to reclaim his life, and tells his father he won’t run away anymore. The world allowed him to do nothing, so he’s doing his best to change the world.

Gil Dong: “When I was a child, wanting to be your son and not knowing what to do, I asked you what I could and should do with myself. But now, I’m going to ask the world.”

Throughout the city, the people pray and keep vigil for Gil Dong, their adopted protector.

Chang Whe is relieved that Enok is no longer rushing around after Gil Dong, but she tells him she’s still thinking hard about a solution to her dilemma:

“I’ve got to stay by Gil Dong’s side, but I don’t know how I can remain with him as a friend. I’m going to think harder about it.”

You can’t say the girl is a fast thinker, but she’s a determined one. Chang Whe is further disappointed by her answer, and asks her almost urgently:

“Can’t you stay with me? Don’t go to him, and stay here. I’ll protect you and make sure you’re not put in danger, so stay by my side.”

Enok misinterprets this as mere concern, and tells him not to worry about her. “I can protect myself. That way, I can protect Gil Dong, too. Thank you for worrying about me.” (Like I said, she’s sweet but not exactly quick on the uptake.) Chang Whe, however, feels her words like a blow. I almost even feel sorry for him.

For more one-sided love, we turn to Eun Hye, who stands up to her father to visit Gil Dong in jail. She even threatens herself with bodily harm, and her father’s weak will is no match for her determined one.

Pained to see him in such a condition, Eun Hye tells Gil Dong she’ll save him somehow. She’ll get her father to help — in the end he’ll do whatever he can to make her happy — but Gil Dong tells her to go back. And even if he makes it out alive, he doesn’t want to see her anymore.

Although Eun Hye is stricken with fear for his safety, finally she has to ask, hurt and angry:

Eun Hye: “Even in this situation, are you saying you don’t need me?”
Gil Dong: “Thanks, but I don’t. Go.”

At this, Eun Hye hardens, stops her tears, and exits. I wonder if this will be her turning point… Don’t you know the cardinal dating rule, Gil Dong? You don’t spurn crazy! (Especially excessively devoted crazy.)

In case you’re wondering what the point of Gil Dong’s surrender was, let me assure you that there IS a point. The next phase of the plan requires a big sacrifice of Mal Nyeo. So big, in fact, that everyone worries that she won’t make it out alive. Even if she does, it’s a highly distasteful role — the king’s one-night concubine. Kwang Whe periodically brings in gisaengs for a night or so, but in order to “preserve” the royalty’s “honor,” the gisaengs are killed afterward to keep the matter quiet. Mal Nyeo offers herself up as the gisaeng in order to enter the palace and steal the sword.

Unfortunately, on the night she’s to be delivered to the palace, she’s spied by the ginseng merchant from previously, who’s angry at the mishandling of his merchandise. A fight erupts in the club, and Mal Nyeo is injured.

Enok helps her dress her wound, but it’s unlikely she’s in decent enough condition to carry out her role. Enok offers herself as a replacement, which Mal Nyeo heartily dislikes. Not only might she die, she has to prostitute herself to the king. Mal Nyeo warns, “It’s the world’s most fearful and dirty thing.”

But Enok doesn’t care — she wants to do it. The instant she hears that Mal Nyeo’s plan was for the purpose of saving Gil Dong, she’s convinced. Enok’s been thinking all episode long of how to stay with Gil Dong, and she’s finally figured out a solution — she can become one of them. She’ll join Hwal Bin Dang, and this will be her first mission.

Pretty!

Enok is dressed up as a gisaeng and delivered to the palace, where Minister Choi (Chang Whe’s ally) passes her information. He also recognizes her and notices she’s not the bandit who was supposed to be here. The plan for Enok is to steal the sword, after which Chang Whe’s people will take over. If they fail, she will most likely die in the palace.

Elsewhere, Gil Dong demands to be taken before the king. He has a message from Chang Whe, and refuses to tell anyone but the king himself. One of the guards, an ally in disguise, hands Gil Dong a concealed shard as he’s taken to the gisaeng quarters, where the king is.

Chang Whe isn’t overly worried until Minister Choi tells him that the undercover gisaeng is one of their employees — that errand girl. Chang Whe’s stunned — “Do you mean it’s Enok?” Minister Choi, on the other hand, is startled to hear her name. Since Choi remembers the murder of her parents, I wonder how long it’ll take him to put the pieces together and identify Enok as the dead official’s daughter.

Enok is brought before the king, who takes an immediate liking to her. She’s peculiar, and as he examines her, he’s both insulted and amused that she dares look him in the eye.

Gil Dong is delivered to the king mid-inspection. Kwang Whe asks his visitor, “Are you Hong Gil Dong?”

Enok looks up at the mention of the name — and as Gil Dong recognizes her, he realizes the plan just took a turn.

 
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I'VE BEEN WAITING ALL DAY FOR THIS! I love you Javabeans! Haha, the spoilers at soompi are great, but not as wonderful as your genius commentary on each episode!

This episode was so fast-paced and nerve-wracking! I couldn't stand it! I still can't! And there's no preview for next week!? It sort of feels like everything is spinning out of control you know? I've come to the prediction that Hong Gil Dong hits time skips every 8 episodes - so I assume that next week will be quite the doozy. I expect another time skip for Episode 17, so 15 and 16 should close this arch up pretty well, you think?

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this is the first drama i've actually been 100% into since coffee prince...thanks for doing the recaps so quick!

its going to be painful to have to wait till next week to see whats going to happen...i just really want Gil Dong and Enok together....

ahhh the angst kills me! lol

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thanks for the amazing summary once again javabeans!

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oh, been waiting for this all day too... hehe... thank you Javabeans...

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oh by the way, i tried to play the music, but i get an "error reading file"?

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thanks for the recap, javabeans!

the ending is killing me! can't wait what will happen next!

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OMG!!! AAAAAHHH!!! what a cliffhanger!!!
we have to wait a WHOLE week to find out how they are going to get out of this TT_TT...

i wonder if chang whe is going to help now that he knows Enok is at the palace...OMG OMG OMG...they are obviously going to make it out alive, but i am dying to know HOW..

thanks javabeans...i have been waiting like an idiot for your summary..i am totally addicted! lol

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thanks for the recap javabeans...cant wait for next week's episode...i want to see how they will be able to get out of the palace with the sword...will chang whe help now that he knows Yi Nok is inside the palace? the suspend is going to keep me on my toes all week long...whaaaa.

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oh
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how will they get out of THIS mess!? theres no way she's sleeping with that crazyman... and will gildong let her!? hm. chang whe's on his way (no pun intended) to the king as well, i presume? and... and... AHHH!

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OMG!!!
Thanks!She finally took a step. A very brave one at that. I kinda like her attitude.
If it's right, she does not hesitates. And I love the last pics.

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LEAVING ME HANGING AGAIN?
OMGGGG NEXT WEDNESDAY COME FASTER
WHAT HAPPENS TO YINOKKKK
yay how could kang hwe not like a pretty girl like her :D

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Wow! I been following your summaries, but at this rate it'll be like Coffee prince and I end up not watching the drama... I definitely am love in with Gil Dong actor now as well. Chang We actor.. I keep thinking he looks like a girl! Except not in that MV he made or whatever....

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The Moonlight Caped Crusader, my hero! KJH's brought so much life to this role, impressive!!!

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Hah, it'll be ironic if Hae Myong's (that's the priest, right?) prediction that Enok has the countenance of a queen means she ends up with Kwang We. Listens to the legions of HD-YN. CH-YN fans scream in agony ...

Shudder. Enok looks mighty purty this episode.

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I like your writing.

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What I don't get is why Chang Whe turned up to the execution, why not just send the soldiers, isn't someone bound to notice him?

God, the cliffhanger...can't wait for next week's eps.

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Ekkkkk.. I dont know what to say. CH is becoming too greedy if you ask me. SPineless greedy. but ah. Jia you Gildong ah~ YN + GD!!

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OMG!OMG!
gil-dong saw pretty e-nok!

huhu

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i am wondering how gil-dong and Enok escape from the palace with the sword in their hands.... it must be gil-dong to take action , but the prince will not let Enok leave in danger

it is so touching when the pair look at each other from distance and exchanged their support, a moment to cry

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give me more................................... l so in love hong gil dong !! love u too !! for this wanderful story!!

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OH,
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SUSPENSE...

I was waiting for this last night, but got too tired and finally had to go to bed...
but what a great way to start the morning! Thanks!! *muah*

I loved GD and Enok's silent exchange when he turns himself in, and I also loved the crazy king's fascination with Enok (he's so funny!).

"At this, Eun Hye hardens, stops her tears, and exits. I wonder if this will be her turning point… Don’t you know the cardinal dating rule, Gil Dong? You don’t spurn crazy! (Especially excessively devoted crazy.)"
LOL! Eun Hye sure did look like she'd been whacked with a bat. She's got the potential for the macabre CRA-ZY, so it'll be interesting to see where she goes next.

"(I’ve said it before so I won’t belabor the point, but a scene like this makes the contrast so stark — Kang Ji Hwan is simmering with various emotions, but Jang Geun Seok is so placid and blah. Chang Whe’s supposed to be cool, but that doesn’t mean he should lack intensity. Sigh.)"
JGS can't hold a candle up to KJH, so the contrast's obvious when they're side-by-side, but I liked Chang Whe's emotional scenes when he asks Enok to stay by his side (desperation) and when he finds out she's gone on the dangerous mission into the palace (OMG/Holy $!@#^&@!)

I guess my glass is half-full and half-empty... ;)

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I am loving this drama and the great recaps! I am so appreciative of With S2 fansubs work and javabeans summaries.

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OOOOOH! Enok under all that she's so pretty. I'm so sad because I can't download this drama and it's not on Veoh with subs, and even if it were I can't download it from there either because this stupid computer had windows vista and it keeps not working. So thank you Javabeans for recapping this <3

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Komapsumnida for your brilliant recap, Javabeans. Now I'll lay dead till next Wednesay to come. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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Gosh, I appreciate so much that you do summaries on HGD. I had my laptop stolen almost 3 weeks ago, and was unable to watch, but thanks to your recaps, I still keep up with this drama. Thank you!!!

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Gom is a little cutie... But 12? Wow, I thought he was around 14-15 yrs old... This story is starting to get mighty interesting!!! The cliffhanger on odd-numbered episodes really are something!!!! I'm dying here, E Nok's all dolled up and Gil Dong is present, it's all so suspenseful and hanging... It'll be interesting to see what Eun Hye will do next but I don't really want to turn my guns on her just yet....

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Thanks javabeans, I am so addicted to this show and your commentaries, its interesting. Keep up the good work.

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Omg thank you so much for your summary Javabeans! Now we hafta wait for 1 whole week before we can watch the next ep... Argh it's killing me.

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LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!

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ACK! I can't wait until next week's episodes!!! The cliff hangers are too much for me to handle! Thanks for all of your great summaries!

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Thank you for the recap! So now that the series is more than half over, I'm curious to see how everything plays out and how our heroes get their well-deserved happy ending. I'm als starting to wonder just how old these people are. Gom is 12? I also get the impression that Gil Dong and Chang Whe are supposed to be around the same age, and Enok is younger than the both of them. I supposed disbelief must be suspended because Jang Geun Seuk looks so young.

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#31 (Susie Q): "I supposed disbelief must be suspended because Jang Geun Seuk looks so young."

That aside, i still can't get over how disproportionately frailer Chang Whe's body stature is compared to Gil Dong. I get that he is younger and the effect is deliberate for the characters, but Chang Whe's presence is completely overwhelmed by Gil Dong whenever they are together in a scene. (Not that i really notice JSG whenever there is a closeup of KJH) Even Enok's (bless her healthy appetite) physical makeup seems more reflective of the period body type. I guess it's too much to ask for some facial hair on CW, hah? Ha.

Enok is just too cute. Gil Dong, just give up. Stop pushing her away. She'll get into trouble even without your help or influence so might as well be around to protect her. I wonder if he finally realizes what a babe she is. I'm rooting for Enok to not only get herself out of this mess but also hauling her man's ass along as well.

Thanks for the summary javabeans. Great stuffs.

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AHHHHHHH seriously the best episode so far!! THANKS BUNCHES FOR THE SUMMARY!!!!! Y are they KILLING us with the one week wait!!!!

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So....I have to say that this episode was AMAZING!!!!! I love Enok for being sincerely devoted to HGD, and I love how their relationship is developing. I want so serious PDA soon though.

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Yoorin and Gong Chan, even Anna and Chul Soo who are they?!
like what the heck?ahaha

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Wow, I can't wait for next one. Thanks for your hard work!! Jiayou !!

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I hope they both make it out alive and mostly unharmed. :D

Aww... I feel sorry for Gil Dong's half-brother. And Chang Whe... I like the Chang Whe/Enok couple more than Enok/Gil Dong. Sue me. X]

Sometimes, the fact that Enok has no noonchi is really irritating.

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OMG! I forgot how pretty the actress (enok) really was. I remember her in Snow Queen. I wish Chang Whe could be more intense in his acting ability. His emotions are so subtle. There was more passion and action when he played in Hwang Jin Yi. This drama is driving me crazy...I just want more.

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I'm so touched to read your comments. Your comments are exactly catching the point.
It's no more surprising that I find myself is waiting for your recap rather than the new episode itself ha ha.

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Not only does Jang Geun Seok look considerably younger than Sung Yuri (he's supposed to be a few years older), I think it's funny that In Hyung, who's supposed to be Gil Dong's OLDER brother, looks so much younger. Plus his immature behavior only makes the difference greater.

One thing I didn't mention but have found particularly cute is hearing Gom call everyone hyung and noona, and Enok referring to Mal Nyeo as unni. The way they talk is a little anachronistic (very modern) but it makes everyone related to Hwal Bin Dang seem so affectionate, a family by circumstance if not by blood.

And Veronica (#35), they're all lead couples in the three previous dramas written by the Hongs (I was pointing out their pattern).

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oohh..can't really wait to see the next episode!!!!!!!!
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a million thanks to you, dramabeans!

you're a star!!!!

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Is been a while l stop watching korea serial !why ? cause this few month the korea serial didnt caught my eyes!! meaning some serial so ....boring ....or some crying .......... also use never heard korea star male actor n female actor or sometime use old male actor!! suddenly got one korea serial caught my eye!! is HONG GIL DONG korea serial. l been wait every week just to see this serial !! but too bad the serial in korea the rating not that good!! never reach to 1st rating !! why ? the story not bad , the cast handsome,pretty , charmimg . n also so sexy !! why? but good news is this serial got very good. comment in oversea!! like taiwan , Hongkong, singapore ,china ,japan malaysia around asia!! l will wait this serial to relase dvd !! n make it to my collection box set !!

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bah! cliffhanger again~

great re-cap. ty!
i'm so so busy with studies, so i rely a lot on your summaries. TY TY!

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WOW thank you!! =D
this is my latest obsession!
Jang Geun Suk's so hot in here!!

thank you =] easier to understand, since the vids don't have subs xD

BTW;;
do you have the WHOLE hong gil dong OST?
i reallllllly want it~

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Actually, I though the age 12 referred to when Gom confessed the first time and his family died and all the people in his village ... which could mean that Gom is in his mid-teens (which makes more sense to me). Going stir-crazy here! Itching to watch but no subs. Okay, so I cheated and watched the next episode and read your recap! But am trying to be very disciplined and am not letting myself go any further!

Just can't say how much I adore this drama! LOVE the leads and the story (despite its going over the top every now and then!). What amazes me is that they are filming all of this in WINTER! You can see their breath in most of the scenes - indoor and out! (No central heating here, folks!) Also lots of outdoor scenes with snow. Do you know how COLD that is?! And their clothes aren't exactly winter parka fare! I'm sure they must have huge space heaters just out of sight so once they finish a scene everyone rushes over and huddles to keep warm! Amazed that they don't all shiver through their scenes! Makes me admire them all the more! What a job!

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i want say it is the best film but at last i dont want jang geun suk(the prence gona loney&yinok gona die i want her to be with gumga

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