Comments on: Triple: Episode 6

By: mamaj

mamaj — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 02:20:07 +0000

In fairness to Hyuntae, he seems to be stalking Suin because he just couldn’t help it. He’s been trying all along to control his emotions but he had to give in at some point. Sure, it’s unforgivable for a friend to move in on forbidden territory (woman is married to his best friend, for crying out loud!), but I feel that he’s given up on ever having a relationship with her, but has decided to just give in to his desire to see her now and then (although I also don’t get how he could be so in love with her). Suin is such a wimpy, lifeless character that seems to sap the energy out of the drama.
I also feel a bit uncomfortable with the Haru/Hwal developing romance. Stepsiblings, although not related by blood. are still siblings. In most cultures, it’s a big social taboo. I get how Haru develops feelings for big bro Hwal and I’m still hoping she gets to recover and turn to Poong-ho who suits her way better. That said, I just love this drama!

By: algelic

algelic — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 21:59:48 +0000

Poong-ho was sooooooooooo cute in this episode. XD awww

Hyun-tae is REALLY bugging me with the stalker act. I don’t care if he has a cute face or goofy smile… what he’s doing is just plain freaky and stupid.

It’s nice to see Hwal and Ha Ru growing closer! And you’re right, this actor is just perfect for the role!

I LOVED the scene where Hwal interrupts Hae-yoon and Ha Ru while they plan his birthday. “What are you doing?” “Err… thinking.” XD made me laugh so much.

By: jor

jor — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 15:38:12 +0000

i think when haru said that she’s like her brother it’s not in a romantic way, i think she admires and looks up to her brother so much and feels possessive of him

By: kinky

kinky — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 12:30:21 +0000

some kind of improvement:
su in and hyuntae development of friendship turn
to lover!!! l hope and i like it cuz i watch this drama
for yoon kye sang only …excited to in episode (9 & 10).

By: chamber

chamber — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 08:58:41 +0000

I like the dialogue, and the whole feel of the drama but the relationships still leave me felling iffy.

I do think Hyuntae is pathetic, i would be that harsh. First of all i would consider it off boundaries to date an ex wife of your best friend. Secondly he knows what is going on the least he can do is give the friend a chance to work it out or decide what he wants to do.

I do think Coffee Prince comparison are not accurate because the moral dilemma is not really in line with both dramas

In Coffee Prince the moral dilemma was an internal struggle within the male lead with making him think he was falling in love with a man. The audience was always in on the his partner actually being female , so to the people watching where not conflicted by that moral dilemma.

The problem with Triple is that nothing they can do with ever erase that the fact that she is a high school student that was put under his care by her father believing him to be a step brother that she can rely on. In this moral dilemma the audience is brought along for the ride, and some may agree with the choices they make and some won’t.

I can see Haru having feelings for Hwal and him maybe starting to feel something, but i really hope he is the adult and decides it’s not proper. I know they are not really technically related but their are a lot of other reasons why he should not pursue a relationship with haru.

By: LadyIgraine

LadyIgraine — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 08:02:51 +0000

I love this episode because the audience slowly sees the dilemma that is plaguing Haru. I can bare with her about liking Hwal, and I’m open to the idea because they are not blood related so it’s easy to say its safe. However, I’m more bothered with the fact that it might not happen.

Right now, the only couple that I’m actually enjoying is Sanghee & Haeyoon.

By: jelly

jelly — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 07:54:07 +0000

Ew…ow..right i scream in episode 7&8 ,i can’t imagine to confessed your feeling.

I can’t swallow of haru did! told his “oppa” omg!!!
Is it the culture of korea that the girl confesses first?
So embarassing , for me i will hide untill disappear .

By: CC

CC — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 05:08:08 +0000

I like Su-in. She inspires you to think about what you should do after your own personal mistake. Maybe not a mistake as large as what she did, but it does make you wonder. In dramas, we view the cheater as an enemy. They’re in the drama as plot devices to provide obstacles for the main love. And when they aren’t very useful anymore, they’re put aside to dust. Su-in makes you wonder what happens to that cheater. She doesn’t wallow in self-pity and remorse (alright, she does a little bit, but that’s expected), instead she paves to way back to Hwal with a determination to patch things up. There’s something you have to admire about her will and passion, and in the end she does succeed in having a reuniting date with Hwal. She may or may not end with Hwal, but I think the fact that Hwal is ready for the attempt at accepting back his wife means that both characters will benefit from something good. Su-in had a rocky start, but she is finding her feet and I’m really admiring her character.

Haru on the other hand, is beginning to confuse me. I’m not questioning the propriety of the relationship. It doesn’t matter to me. But Haru began her relationship with the mind of [blood] siblings. When was that supposed to change? I just feel that the transition with done poorly and very suddenly and that it was completely unnecessary. And I have to agree, I’m cringing at the thought because the romantic chemistry isn’t really noticeable. I don’t even think Lee Jung Jae can save this if it comes down to it.

By: willow

willow — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 03:20:26 +0000

just my funny thought…

if gong yoo or someone else play hwal role…

would u think it will weird about hwal and haru?

i guess maybe there’s no chemistry between ljj and min hyorin

that’s why a lot of ppl find it weird..instead of romantic..

anyway,,the skate boy is really forgettable… i cant remember his name…

that’s why i thought he might not end up with haru…

By: 956857

956857 — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 02:42:53 +0000

Well I’m pretty sure Muslims get offended by everything. It’s not uncommon for housemates of the opposite sex to be romantically involved.