She regrets trusting them now, and says that she believed that if she didn’t change, the people she loved and trusted wouldn’t change. She asks glumly, “Have you ever wanted to sleep for a hundred or thousand years?” She describes trying to tell herself things will get better, only to have one thing or another crop up again: “I’d rather just go to sleep forever and never wake up.”Īpparently, some bastard left Ha-jin with a mountain of debt, and a girl deceived her and ran away with him. Ha-jin offers the bottle, which the hobo eagerly takes. We haven’t learned her name yet but it’s GO HA-JIN ( IU), and she swigs from a soju bottle before noticing that the homeless man sitting nearby ( Kim Sung-kyun) is eyeing the bottle thirstily. A young woman huddles forlornly on a pier that overlooks a mountain spring, sporting a busted lip and wounded heart. But while the people of the times used terms like emperor and imperial highness, we often refer to them as kings now, so for consistency’s sake I’ve stuck to mostly using terms like kings and princes. Note: The court terminology used in Goryeo times was reflective of an empire (as opposed to a kingdom, which Joseon terminology reflects). 1), while the others are often referred to by their number in the lineup (e.g., “the tenth” or “number fourteen” and so on). There are eight princes in our cast one is the Crown Prince (No. Our hero is Wang So, posthumously known as King Gwangjong, fourth ruler of Goryeo his reign stretched from 949 to 975. Taejo had 29 consorts, and many many children, which explains why there are so many princes in the mix. This drama is set in the year 941, the 24th year in the reign of Goryeo’s first king, Taejo Wang Geon. Moon Lovers’ second episode had no drama competition and ticked up to 9.3%. Monster held steady in second place with 10%. It was more that the adorable youth sageuk Moonlight Drawn By Clouds, which had a modest premiere week last week, doubled its ratings today to claim top spot with 16%. It’s too early to allow ratings to be a deciding force in anything yet, but you can’t deny that they mean something: I was actually quite surprised to see that Moon Lovers premiered in last place, even if its number (7.4%) wasn’t terrible and has room to grow. That makes our lives extra difficult (I am only one person!) but we’ll do our best to be caught up as soon as we can. Moon Lovers also decided, for some godforsaken reason, to air three episodes this week: Monday saw the broadcasts of both Episodes 1 and 2, with Episode 3 to air tomorrow.
(The writer is a little less experienced, having worked on 2004’s Save the Last Dance and 2009’s Cinderella Man.) Plus, of course, there is the ginormous cast and the name director PD Kim Kyu-tae’s previous dramas include It’s Okay, It’s Love That Winter, the Wind Blows and IRIS. With the pre-produced dramas performing erratically ( Descended From the Sun was a huge hit, but Uncontrollably Fond has cooled excitement for the format), there’s a lot of attention on Moon Lovers and how well it performs. (That’s also a mouthful of a title, so we can call it simply Moon Lovers from here on out.) Today saw the premiere of a new Monday-Tuesday drama, SBS’s much-anticipated Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo, which is another entry into the ranks of the 100 percent pre-produced dramas. 406 AugAugMoon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo: Episode 1 by javabeans
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