(눈물의 여왕) Reacting to Queen of Tears Episode 6 | AAACCK THIS IS THE WORST :(( 

Eps 7 heart breaking eps❤❤😢😢😢

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In a certain sense I think that this is the best episode, the most significant of the whole drama or at least one of the most crucial, the one that gave us the most positive and negative emotions, the one that represents a crucial turning point for the whole story, but also the conclusion of a chapter. Hae-in, but also Hyun-woo himself, were living inside a fantasy, a dream that began after two years of discomfort for both of them, with the rediscovery of feelings and desires for each other after years of emotional distance and which here reaches its peak, with Hae-in expressing her happiness at having found the husband she had fallen in love with, who was so worried about her and not about the legacy she could leave him, as well as also Hyun-woo who rediscovered why he fell in love with her, rediscovering all those things he loved about her and which made him fall in love with her again, so much so that he wanted to want to stay next to her again, in spite of her family who he has always treated him with detachment and respects him only as an advocate of the family's interests. Here we reach the peak, they start sleeping together again, even now that they have confessed to each other the small and large things they kept inside themselves, finding together the strength to overcome this difficult moment due to her illness; but all this shatters in an instant when what Hyun-woo had been hiding for a long time comes to light, taking us back not to the starting point, but even further away, to a dark place and we see it in the looks of both of them , Hae-in with growing disappointment on her face, her eyes swollen with tears, with a poorly concealed growing anger and Hyun-woo whose shame grows by the second, unable to look her in the eyes. I have to say that this moment, as well as the one that will happen immediately after in the next episode, are a real lesson in high-level acting for anyone, the work that Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won on acting, expressions and micro-expressions is phenomenal , you manage to read everything to them, to convey the emotions of their characters and make them authentic, they are undoubtedly among the best actors of their generation and also in general. That said, when Hae-in talked about that acquaintance who ended up in the hospital and that her husband wanted her to sign some inheritance papers in case she didn't survive, it was obviously reflected, guiltily, in Hyun-woo's embarrassed face, even when Hae-in took his exaggerated behaviors as sincere demonstrations of unconditional love. Now, we must always remember that the idea of ​​changing Hae-in's will, which we finally learn was all her mother's idea so she could marry him (in a certain practical sense I see this as an attempt to Seon-hwa to protect her daughter and family from situations like the one mentioned above), came out of Yang-gi, Hyun-woo's lawyer friend, who convinced him, given that in reality Hyun-woo woo didn't really care about the inheritance, he just wanted to escape from a sad life and a wife he no longer loved; therefore, although what he did was wrong, especially if you consider that Hae-in then internalized those gestures of his as selfless affection as mentioned before, I can't condemn Hyun-woo entirely, but for sure, given how he was the situation and his change of feelings, keeping that divorce document was not wise or even honest for himself and Hae-in. That said, although this represents perhaps one of the lowest points in her life for Hae-in, as well as for Hyun-woo, I think it's a good thing that everything has finally come to light, as now, at least in theory, they can finally talk to each other with an open heart, in complete sincerity and understand together why we had to get to that point and see if there is a possibility of healing together; It doesn't help though that, in the meantime, Hyun-woo has been framed "for everything" by Eun-sung, which worsens his position towards Hae-in and her family. Hyun-woo, like it or not, represented the first and last line of defense for the Hong family to avoid being scammed and deceived, despite the scam operation apparently having been underway for at least twenty years by Moh Seul-hee ( of which almost everything has now come to light about her) that the Chairman has been working for a long time, as well as Eun-sung who is actively working on the financial side, as well as wanting to undermine Hae-in; the real surprise, at least for me, I admit, was discovering that Cheon Da-hye was an integral part of the criminal conspiracy, although the clues were there, from how she secretly treated Soo-cheol and the first flashback of the orphanage that saw a little girl very similar to her, along with Eun-sung. What's worse is that, although it is not stated in words, but Grace's look says it all, Da-hye's son is not Soo-cheol's, increasing the scope of the scam against the Hongs and Soo-cheol himself . Without wanting to immediately address topics of the near future, I notice that people are completely divided on the story of Da-hye and Soo-cheol, with extremely polarized opinions; taking into account that we are talking about a drama and not real life, it must be said that already from this episode, if not even the one before it, there were small clues regarding Da-hye and her feelings for Soo-cheol, also thanks to the fact that, although he is considered by everyone to be a spineless fool, when his wife and son are questioned, he brings out everything he has, demonstrating a sincere love for them and the desire to be the best version of himself same. Nothing is really left to fall on deaf ears, the writing, which gets criticized so much, is still brilliant and careful enough not to overlook things. We were finally revealed (at least in part...) what happened to Su-wan, Hae-in's older brother. This event, but we already knew it, is what created a sidereal distance between Hae-in and her mother given that, irrationally as she herself says, she blames Hae-in for what happened, which greatly influenced the behavior cold and detached that Hae-in holds up for everyone or almost everyone; in all of this I find it extraordinary on Hae-in's part that she didn't feel hatred towards her mother, but that she was understanding enough to understand the reason for her attitude. As I wrote previously on several occasions, although now we also understand why Seon-hwa is overprotective towards Soo-cheol, here and there we see Seon-hwa's behaviors which actually make it clear that she loves Hae-in, serves just a push for the two to find each other again and that push will definitely be Hae-in's illness. Thanks for the reaction.

Lyka, be careful of Queen of Tears copyright, a ton of reactors are getting their channel terminated/suspended cause TvN is strict about their copyright.

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