Cheese in the trap capitulo 5

A college student deals with the ups and downs of university life, alongside complicated interactions with a rich and popular sunbae on campus. Though he seems to treat everyone kindly, she is the only one to see behind his mask, noticing the manipulative behavior that he hides under his facade. Genre: dramaromance.

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Cheese in the trap capitulo 5

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I think I watched this scene like ten times or so. I was curious as to how closely they could create the world and characters. But I guess she fits the bill if it was meant to be that way.

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A college student deals with the ups and downs of university life, alongside complicated interactions with a rich and popular sunbae on campus. Though he seems to treat everyone kindly, she is the only one to see behind his mask, noticing the manipulative behavior that he hides under his facade. Genre: drama , romance. Yay, now I can join the Cheese party! Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player version 9 or above is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.

Cheese in the trap capitulo 5

In fact, I waited three weeks after the show ended to write this review, so that I could gain some distance and a broader perspective on it before I typed up my conclusions. I would say right at the outset that this is a show really geared to a younger audience of K-drama viewers, perhaps because it was based on a webtoon by Soon Ggi ; middle aged and older people are more likely to find faults with it, especially if you are a K-drama viewer veteran always on the lookout for another K-drama masterpiece to gush over. This is far from one. I could easily see how they could have written this show to appeal more to ALL age groups, but obviously the writers of the drama, Kim Nam Hee and Go Sun Hee, didn't have the same perspective that I did! Some Favorite Scenes. Actress Sung Kyung Lee - I wanted to scratch her eyes out! Much more tolerable, sometimes sympathetic, but still ultimately frustrating, was the character Seo Kang Joon played, the unhappy brother of the Annoying One, above, a young man who didn't finish high school, who didn't even know what a square root was, who quit playing the piano because he imagined his hand more severely injured than it was, who gossiped about the main male lead character constantly, played by Park Hae Jin, claiming he had a dark side to him, instead of looking inward to see his own faults that precluded him from succeeding in life. People continuously playing the victim to gain sympathy from others usually don't fare well in life. The Story : The setting is a college with the majority of the characters focused on in their last two years of university, so most are working really hard to succeed and get good grades. We are introduced to a spunky, attractive, red-haired, hardworking female student named Hong Seol Kim Go Eun who perhaps has a heart too soft for her own good.

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I know the above mentioned are not as important, but they are burning questions that I am worried of since I plan to go to Korea on exchange soon! That was just as effective and to the point. I loved him in the rooftop scene with Sang Cheol. Ah, but Jung has figured things out for himself and confronts Sang-chul that night, asking why he did it. Do I still need sleep? That gives a really different dynamic in their relationship. I promise no spoilers though! After his role in Bad Guys it's easy to see him as they boy next door turn axe murderer on a dime. I thought exactly like you! Cookies Policy. Your email address will not be published.

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I agree that Park Hae-jin is slightly too old for the role of Jung but it doesn't much matter because he is really nailing the ambiguous nature of the character. Yessss I'm so happy JB likes this. I have been trapped! We need more castings like this in dramaland. But Park Hae-jin gives you a lot—one moment sweet, one moment chilly—and the inscrutability comes from our inability to know what his true feelings are, not from his inability to emote them. Gosh, I don't know if I'm ready for the story to progress like that. Thanks JB for the recap :. Nevertheless, I want to see if this is likeable so I searched a little research about it. He asks point-blank whether she suspects him, and suggests that they go together to look at the security footage. I reminded me of a not so great production and I was taken aback for a while. I didn't know what yandere meant when I read your post, so I went and looked it up. Thanks for the assurance alua :D Definitely sounds like not our average rom-com and that makes more excited!