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har1102
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K-Drama: 집으로 가는 길 (The Road Home)
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7/27/2009, 9:17 pm
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I think there is a learning experience being offered in every one of these dramas, and the vicous Auntie is a prime one they are offering along with the others in this one. The saddest thing is that there are women like that in real life all over the world. I know of one. She treated everyone she ever met like bugs. She had two sons, and told one that every girl or women he ever met would never be a good wife, not like her, called them names, berated them, and made them look sad in his eyes. The other she ignoed for the most part. This went on all her life. Now she is in a nursing home alone. Her family that is left living never visits her, or has anything to do with her. Her husband died and no one ever had the nerve to tell her anything. I guess they realized it would all fall on deaf ears. The outcome of her actions ended with one son never being in any long term relationship and he is now in his 60’s and alone and miserable. He is the only one that visits her once a week, and does it begrudgingly.. But now she has early dementia and doesn’t even realize what her life went for, and would do no one any good to tell her. The other son has been married 7 times. None of her grandchildren are having anyting close to a good life, trouble with everything from A to Z. If you aren’t in the circle of dysfunction it’s easy to recognize it, but none of this family ever did, or if they did or do, they feel helpless to change it with their own actions. Her ripples have reached out far and wide, and she will never even know they did. It’s really tragic to know about people like this, but if we don’t learn from evreyone we meet, we are not getting everything from life we could be. The Aunt as portrayed in this drama is just another example of an unhappy human being that can’t see her own forest for her own trees. The best part of these dramas for me is the universal things they have to teach, no matter what culture you live in, or what country, people are the same all over the world. And ps. I’ll hold the TV while someone gives her a black eye. She is REALLY an irritating character.
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7/28/2009, 8:31 pm
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It`s clear that the family feels guilty about exploiting Auntie in the past,and can`t confront her anger now. She really needs anger management and psch help,and with 3 doctors around,they should see it. Feel sorry for the kids, as they both benefit by being together despite her grades.
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7/29/2009, 5:25 am
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11/29/2009, 9:35 am
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Anybody notice how "serious" Suin became when Jisu mentioned how hard it is for a foreign model to make it in Korea? For a moment, I thought Suin had an issue with Hiro's nationality 
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