Jin-sang asks in a whisper if Do-kyung has “seen” anything with his newfound powers, which Do-kyung describes as being like memories, only they haven’t happened yet.ĭo-kyung wanders into the kitchen, where the woman stands in the fridge chugging a huge bottle of water, hair standing on end and clothes disheveled. Suddenly a woman comes slamming into the house, making noise and crashing into things, but this is apparently common enough that Do-kyung and Jin-sang barely even register the commotion, heh. Jin-sang assumes she’s scared of Do-kyung, who just looks thoughtful. In fact, since they broke up, she seems to have fallen off the face of the earth. He swears he didn’t say anything, but Jin-sang warns him to avoid Hae-young in the future at all cost, just in case.Ĭurious, Jin-sang asks if Do-kyung knows how the Hae-young he used to date is doing, but he hasn’t heard a word.
He can’t untangle the images of this Hae-young from the other Hae-young in his memories, and yells in wordless frustration.ĭo-kyung talks to Jin-sang, who just wants to know if he told Hae-young about the mix-up, and how they accidentally ruined her engagement. He screeches to a stop near her place, drops her off without a word, and peels out.Īs soon as he’s out of sight, he stops the car and jumps out to vomit. Do-kyung looks over and they lock eyes for a long moment, then he guns the motor. “Should we never see each other again?” she asks, sounding like she’s making an invitation. She says that women never make drunken mistakes, though she might if she knew she’d never see the other person again. Hae-young figures that means he must have made a big mistake once while drunk, but he doesn’t elaborate. Hae-young asks why Do-kyung doesn’t drink, again pestering him for a specific answer when he’s characteristically vague, and he admits that he doesn’t like drinking and making mistakes. She harangues him for an answer until he finally yells over the music, “ She said you’re pretty!” This makes Hae-young laughs at his discomfiture, then look at him with new, interested eyes.ĭo-kyung sneaks looks at Hae-young while he gives her a ride home, but when she mentions that she was one of five Hae-youngs in school, two of them named Oh Hae-young, it triggers memories of the Oh Hae-young he remembers. She asks what her friend Hee-ran told him about her, which is tricky for him to answer, since he thought all this time that Hee-ran was talking about another girl named Oh Hae-young.ĭo-kyung pretends not to remember, but Hae-young sees his eyes flicker and calls him out for lying. Hae-young leads Do-kyung to a bar for that drink anyway, though he’s just drinking water (he doesn’t drink). Too bad, she was going to accept a drink as compensation, but he didn’t take her up on it fast enough. She immediately takes it back, but snarks that she’s thinking of getting her nose done on his dime (since he smacked it earlier). So, I won’t die.”ĭo-kyung finally snaps out of his daze and thanks her, and Hae-young asks him to buy her a drink. But this time it’s reality, and as Do-kyung stares at her, mystified, she continues, “What I want most these days is to die. Hae-young fearlessly walks into busy traffic to retrieve Do-kyung’s wallet and returns it to him, saying, “I won’t die,” just like in his vision. Regardless of why, they seem to be pulling Do-kyung and Hae-young into each other’s orbits, whether they want to be or not.ĮPISODE 2 RECAP: “A relationship due to willful negligence” His premonitions are beginning to focus almost entirely on Hae-young herself, which raises a lot of questions about their origins and why they’re starting up now. 162 Oh Hae-young Again: Episode 2 by LollyPipĪs Do-kyung’s and Hae-young’s pasts are unveiled, we gain more insight into why they are who they are now, and why Do-kyung ended up making that huge mistake.
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