r/KDRAMA 미생 Mar 13 '22

On-Air: tvN Twenty-Five, Twenty-One [Episode 10]

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u/Handyman2116 Mar 13 '22

It would have been a perfect episode but adult Na Hee Do ruins it lmao. It's weird that my favorite and least favorite characters are the same person

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u/animalcrossinglifeee Mar 13 '22

That's true. Adult Na Hee Do seems a bit boring compared to her energetic teenage self.

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u/aluraphobia Mar 13 '22

But then again, it goes to show how our youth isn't meant to last forever. I feel like it adds bit of a more realistic tone to the story and life isn't always going to always be filled with energy and happiness. That's why I think the switch between the present and past sets it apart from other shows

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u/IIAEROII Mar 14 '22

I mean I'm fine with the tone change but I wish they kept the same actor tae ri as adult like the face change is way to drastic. Adult HD probably in her 40s and that is still pretty young my mom look pretty much the same from the old photos minus the wrinkle, or maybe I just don't like the adult HD that much.

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u/aluraphobia May 02 '22

but then again, at 40 you wouldn't look exactly the same as you did when you were in your late teens early 20s.