When the son's best friend returns from overseas and immediately outs them as being part of one family. I mean, he's going to be pretty pissed the son honed in on the friend's future girlfriend. Why is this never addressed? This could've easily been solved had they established that the friend had never met the son's family and was just a casual friend. Can setup that stone some other way.
shareI had the same thought while watching that. Kid looked like a decent, honest guy, I don't think, that he would've let the family do their thing. It's weird the movie didn't mention that, because it's indeed a reasonable threat
sharesame though process here. but alas it never came to be. But boy is Min in for a surprise when he returns!
shareI wonderd if "part 2" (virtual concept here :-) ) would be a sort of talented mr ripley scenario!
shareDidn't he go overseas for school? I don't think they were expecting they would need to work there for four years. As far as the girlfriend thing, I'm pretty sure the girl is welcome to choose who she liked more. It's not like calling "dibs" on an actual human being means you're going to get her in the end.
share>It's not like calling "dibs" on an actual human being means you're going to get her in the end.
This is a society where arranged marriages for wealthy daughters were the norm just a few decades ago. The daughter will marry whoever the parents approve of.
They would move on to the next family. They just wanted to suck as much money out of this family as they could in time. Also its pretty clear that outside the son the family didnt really knew the friend.
shareMin enters their home and greets his parents and even his sister by name. He knows them and vice versa
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