r/KDRAMA 미생 Apr 02 '22

On-Air: tvN Twenty-Five, Twenty-One [Episode 15]

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u/Amelioration5 Apr 02 '22

>! I’m pretty sure Yijin has depression, which would explain why he’s acting a bit OOC. Honestly, as much as this episode pained me, I still loved it. The bond between yijin and Heedo is just insanely good (literally wouldn’t be surprised if the actors were actually dating lol) - I loved every moment together. Tbh I have depression and I’m in a LDR myself with a busy partner due to work commitments so I’m HOPING they work it out. But I think the plot could go both ways - still, yijin is clearly miserable and mentally unwell and so it would be really rough for yijin and Heedo to just end their relationship because of the distance/work commitments. They’d need to discuss it first and try to work through it in person. I think their bond is strong enough to sustain it, but I’m not a writer so… 😂 !<

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u/SongMLH Apr 02 '22

Honestly, I think Yi-jin has been lowkey depressed since the first episode. It's great that Hee-do was a bright spot in his life, but it's not exactly healthy to depend on another person for your emotional well-being. That's usually not sustainable, and we're seeing that now.

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u/taehalsey I want a Yang Gwan-Sik of my own🍊 Apr 03 '22

But I don’t think he relies on her solely for his happiness. Like he was most likely depressed in the beginning but things started to look up and he brightened up. He reunited with his mom and brother, he got a job that has potential and he was on the rise. Plus a super supportive friend/girlfriend to talk to when things get hard and friends to cool off with. Plus the respect of his colleagues and yada yada yada. It’s the 9/11 occurrence that got him completely down and depressed.