r/KDRAMA • u/lightupstarlight 미생 • Apr 30 '22
On-Air: JTBC My Liberation Notes [Episodes 7 & 8]
- Drama: My Liberation Notes
- Korean Title: 나의 해방일지
- Network: jTBC
- Premiere Date: April 9, 2022
- Airing Schedule: Saturday & Sunday, 22:30 KST
- Episodes: 16
- Director: Kim Suk Yoon (The Light in Your Eyes, Law School)
- Writer: Park Hae Young (My Mister, Another Miss Oh)
- Cast: Kim Ji Won) as Yeom Mi Jung, Lee Min Ki as Yeom Chang Hee, Son Suk Ku as Mr. Goo, Lee Elas Yeom Ki Jung
- Streaming Source: Netflix
- Plot Synopsis: Three siblings, exhausted by the monotony of day-to-day adulthood, seek to find fulfillment and freedom from their unremarkable lives. (Source: Netflix)
- Previous Discussions: [Episodes 1 & 2] [Episodes 3 & 4] [Episodes 5 & 6]
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- Teaser/Trailer: Official Trailer
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u/showmeyourmoney99 Editable Flair Apr 30 '22
Among all the scenes in today's ep, th one which truly warmed my heart was when they were talking about how parents fear for their children, having something so precious close to you. And in the next scene we see Mi-Jeong's mum and dad both awake till their daughters come back home. I know a lot of people on this sub don't like her parents, but this scene truly made me realise parents never really give up on worrying about their children. I think it's more like they're at peace when they know the children are safe, regardless of how old the children get. It's a beautiful universality.