By a stroke of luck coincidence, Eun-byul’s high school organized a trip to Tongyeong, and Eun-byul intended to meet Eun-bi, but fate dictates it’s not the time yet. I hope this is an exaggerated portrayal of school life in South Korea, because if not I find it rather disturbing these are the future generation of Koreans.Īnyway, Eun-byul seems to be keeping track of Eun-bi, and also sending gifts to her rather regularly. Eun-bi is mentally strong, and cheerful, but even so it is not enough to withstand the cruel treatment dished to her daily by the nasty classmates. I also wonder why the adoptive parents only adopt one girl but not both, when they seem to be pretty well off.Įun-byul appears to have more dark secrets than her Mom and friends know, and how ironic it is that she herself bullies her classmate(s)? Eun-bi on the other hand, gets bullied endlessly by a trio of three girls bully seems too light, mentally and physically abused seems more suitable in this context. I wonder why only Eun-byul knows the existence of her twin sister, because Eun-bi has so far not shown any knowledge of having a twin.
She plays both twins, Eun-byul and Eun-bi, where the former is adopted by rich parents and was brought up in Seoul, and the latter apparently remained in the orphanage in Tongyeong. Acting two totally different characters is not easy, and I find Show worth watching if it’s just for watching her act.
Kim So-hyun has proven that she can act despite being a teenager, which probably puts a whole lot of older actresses to shame. I saw some tweets saying it’s not as relatable as School 2013, but I think this instalment definitely has what it takes to be an enjoyable drama, dark issues be damned. Within two hours, it left me clamoring for more, with many questions above my head.
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