New Character Heralds Turbulent Development in 'My Too Perfect Sons'
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Scenes where Eun-ji's mother and biological mother meet
An appearance of a new person has brought a new conflict in the KBS2 drama "My Too Perfect Sons". On the May 17 episode, the biological mother of Oh Eun-ji (Yoo Ha-na), who was thought to have died, appeared after 20 years, putting An Mun-suk, Eun-ji's mother, on edge.
Eun-ji was actually the daughter of Mun-suk's brother-in-law (younger brother of her husband), but she and her husband had raised her since her parents died in a car accident 20 years ago.
Meeting the biological mother, Mun-suk asked her not to let Eun-ji know about her. "Eun-ji should not know about you", she said. "She should not know that you are still alive and you should never meet her, if you do not want to shock her to death". But the biological mother responded, "Don't you think it's rather pitiful that one has to live for 20 years without knowing that her birth mother is alive".
This heralds another turbulent development in the drama.
Despite the seriousness of the scene, Mun-suk's crying with eyes smeared with mascara provided some comic relief for viewers.
Meanwhile, the episode featured another sad event when it became known that Kim Hye-rim (Choi Ji-na) is suffering from terminal cancer in the final stages.
An appearance of a new person has brought a new conflict in the KBS2 drama "My Too Perfect Sons". On the May 17 episode, the biological mother of Oh Eun-ji (Yoo Ha-na), who was thought to have died, appeared after 20 years, putting An Mun-suk, Eun-ji's mother, on edge.
Eun-ji was actually the daughter of Mun-suk's brother-in-law (younger brother of her husband), but she and her husband had raised her since her parents died in a car accident 20 years ago.
Meeting the biological mother, Mun-suk asked her not to let Eun-ji know about her. "Eun-ji should not know about you", she said. "She should not know that you are still alive and you should never meet her, if you do not want to shock her to death". But the biological mother responded, "Don't you think it's rather pitiful that one has to live for 20 years without knowing that her birth mother is alive".
This heralds another turbulent development in the drama.
Despite the seriousness of the scene, Mun-suk's crying with eyes smeared with mascara provided some comic relief for viewers.
Meanwhile, the episode featured another sad event when it became known that Kim Hye-rim (Choi Ji-na) is suffering from terminal cancer in the final stages.
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