This kind of awareness is performed by a feminine and cowardly man, and it has a far-reaching charm with a lingering voice.
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Can't see the heaviness of history
Flo 2022-04-23 07:04:49
First time watching a Korean historical drama. It may be due to the lack of understanding of the social background and cultural atmosphere at that time, and the boundaries between the limitations of characters (crowds) and the limitations of the times are not clear when judging characters. But at the end, when Kong Ji's suppressed emotions emerged, he seemed to give the audience an answer: life is precious, love is more expensive, and if it is freedom, both can be thrown away. The so-called background of the times can be seen from the popular actors, and even the stark contrast between Kong Ji and Changsheng before the ending.
This kind of awareness is performed by a feminine and cowardly man, and it has a far-reaching charm with a lingering voice.
This kind of awareness is performed by a feminine and cowardly man, and it has a far-reaching charm with a lingering voice.
Extended Reading
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Jang-sang: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Ahhh ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
[From subtitles]
Jang-sang: You have the wrong man. I wrote it. He's innocent. The audacity of it has my signature all over it. After all, it was by audacity that I got in the palace.
Nok-su Jang: You're making this up!
Jang-sang: Well, well.
[Stands up defiantly in front of the King and Nok-su]
Jang-sang: A whore and her tongue's work is never done.
Nok-su Jang: How DARE you!
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Pal-bok: [From subtitles] Isn't she the King's Consort?
Chil-duk: Sure is. What on earth is that woman doing?
Pal-bok: People say, she a lady now but she still shits like a horse. So then the rumors were true after all!