3.8 - Episode 12 of Mr. Sunshine

from K Drama Chat · host sung hee, joanna

Today, we’ll be discussing Episode 12 of Mr. Sunshine, the hit K Drama on Netflix starring Lee Byung-hun as Eugene Choi, Kim Tae-ri as Go Ae-shin, Yoo Yeon-Seok as Goo Dong-mae, Kim Min-jung as Kudo Hina, and Byun Yo-han as Kim Hee-sung. We discuss:How Ae-shin and Eugene start the episode passing each other on the street but end up taking a trip together at the end of the episode.How Eugene has changed his mind about leaving Joseon and now wants to teach Ae-shin how to use the Russian bolt action rifle.How Minister Allen was bribed by Lee Wan-ik and threw Eugene to the wolves.How Dong-mae showed his caring and concern for three of the women in his life: Ae-shin, Hotaru and Hina Kudo.How Eugene, Dong-mae and Hina Kudo all wonder why a noble lady would take up arms with the Righteous Army; she is changing all of them.All the connections between the characters, including Lee Deok-mun, who is related to both Ae-shin and Hui-seung.The K Drama elements we see in this episode: food, umbrella scene, clothing, language.The amazing Korean hanboks: the pieces of the outfit, what they’re made of, the colors, etc.How we both finished watching Prison Playbook and absolutely loved the showReferences:Modern hanbok brandsSee You Again by Baek Ji-young lyrics

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