Let’s revisit the journey, in words and in pictures. I really wanted to do it so hopefully I will do justice. Here it is.

#ItsOkayToNotBeOkay - Revisited

The first glimpse of the brothers. Sang-tae was scared because Gang-tae looked angry, to his surprise, he didn’t say anything but just smiled at him. Gang-tae suppressed his frustration which was on his face but he pushed it back for the sake of his brother. #ItsOkayToNotBeOkay

We also hear in the first ten minutes of the episode that they are moving. And in the last episode, they are on a long trip not knowing the set destination and having no date for returning ‘home’. Tells us how every point was given its closure in the story.
#ItsOkayToNotBeOkay

By acting like she can own things she wants, she gives herself a fake sense of security. And she can’t empathise hence her fairytales with cruel endings. Seo Ye Ji once said that Ko-Mun Yeong is not likable at first but she does become a better person. #ItsOkayToNotBeOkay

I wanted to mention this scene because it speaks of the research that has gone into this show’s script. This was one of the first scenes where audience learnt how to respond if a situation like this arises. Ofcourse we know that Sang-tae too, learns from this. #ItsOkayToNotBeOkay

Butterfly hug was introduced here. Even when he was pretending that they didn’t know each other, Gang-tae still taught her. He helped as a caregiver, she replied as the cold writer that trauma should be overcome by facing it, not by turning your back to it.
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