I would have jumped on that (he’s so comforting!), but Na-bi heads home alone. Even though he’s been rejected, and Na-bi explains she isn’t in the right place for the sort of relationship he’s asking for right now, he offers her a comfort hug. It’s a little sad, since Na-bi is so distressed overall that she’s in tears, and Do-hyuk is trying to confess while caught between being disappointed and wanting to comfort her (he knows she’s not crying over him). Jae-un is completely smug around Do-hyuk, as if he knows the power he has over Na-bi, and all I can think of is our infamous butterfly metaphor.ĭo-hyuk knows it’s not good timing, but he’s already prepared his confession, complete with a fancy forest setup of fairy lights, and a beautiful bouquet, so he goes along with it anyway.

If this were a different drama, the love triangle would have a little more entertainment factor, maybe? But here, it just feels like Na-bi is in a pressure chamber and approaching her breaking point soon. Does she want to get back with Jae-un? Is she willing to go out on a limb for him? Does she want to stay broken up? Does she have any romantic interest in Do-hyuk?īut Na-bi doesn’t get a moment to think - Do-hyuk returns to the house, knowing instinctively that something is up, and sure enough, it’s another awkward encounter. She flees the scene, and by the look of distress on her face, clearly needs some time alone to figure out what just happened. Thank heavens, it’s enough to pull Na-bi out of Jae-un’s spell.

We left off last week with Na-bi and Jae-un’s kiss interrupted by Do-hyuk’s phone call. But in the face of internal and external pressures, will she be able to stay on course? And above all, did she truly make a decision she’s happy with? Our heroine finally makes an important decision about her love life, and attempts to stick to her guns. 100 AugAugNevertheless: Episode 8 Open Thread by missvictrix

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