#Ha Yi Chan

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(Twinkling Watermelon ep 13)

YICHAN STRUGGLING TO SEND CHEONGHA A FAX?? FALLING TO THE FLOOR IN FRUSTRATION WITH ALL HIS CRUMPLED UP PAPERS? THE FIGHT, THE WATCHING, THE SKETCHBOOK CONFESSION, THE SONG ALL FOR HER 🤧🤧🤧 AND HE FELL FOR HER BEFORE SEKYUNG EVEN CHOSE EUNGYEOL AH I'M SO EMO 😭😭😭😭😭

the absolute cutest part for me was in the original past, Yichan chased after Sekyung, got rejected, lost his hearing, and THEN dated Cheongah. i was really worried about the butterfly affect (or, in Eungyeol and Eunyoo's case, the bull in a china shop affect) making it so if those things didn't happen, he wouldn't have ended up with Cheongah, but here he goes still choosing her 🥺 here he goes punching abelists for her 🥺 here he goes learning sign language and teaching his friends to greet her 🥺🥺🥺 here is Yichan, who fell in love with Cheongah dispite them being in "diffrent worlds", and immediately showed her off. AND THEY DID ALL OF IT basically by themselves 😭💔💔

+ 5 bonus points for Eunyoo getting happy when Eungyeol told her he started liking "Sekyung" after she came back from the US, so he truly only fell for Eunyoo and not her mom

[kdim]

Twinkling Watermelon 반짝이는 워터멜론 (2023) | Episode 12 Choi Hyun-wook

[hereforthebrainrot]

The fact that Ha Yichan and Yoon Cheongah fall in love with each other in every timeline is so special to me.

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[seokdongchul]

yoon cheongah, ha yichan and a sign language class

[lil-black-kitty]

Why each and every episode of Twinkling Watermelon hits these different spots of mine which I was unaware of??

[ohifonlyx33]

the way i went into Twinkling Watermelon, not expecting much of anything at all, and was crying less than halfway through episode 1.

the way I thought it would lose me when the characters and timelines got confusing, but it still worked itself out somehow.

the way it's sometimes giving "Lemonade Mouth" made into a Kdrama about a highschool band that takes itself way too seriously, but other times overwhelmingly wholesome and sweet.

The only thing I'm not sure about is the overly shiny ending. I'm not sure I would have made them instantly rich when he came back by changing his whole life. I would have had him come back and still have to resolve his fight with his dad and then have his grandfather die and name Cheong Ah in his will.

Also, the fact that we didn't see younger Cheong Ah and Yi Chang together after the accident? CRIMINAL OFFENSE. JAIL TIME.

[anxiouspark]

[sweetchan91]

"But nothing ever made me feel so wrong"

[westrangecollectionkoalaposts]

Why did I find Yi Cha asking what was a cellphone so f cute?

[spaceymarz]

EPISODE 8 IS ENTIRELY TOO CUTE 😭😭😭

if i had a son who loves his parents the way Ha Eungyeol loves his, nothing in the world would be able to dim my spirits 😖 watching him look after Yichan this whole time was adoreable, but there's something SO touching about the way he takes care of Chungah.

when he cried for her, my heart felt like it was getting crushed. imagine meeting your mom as a teenager, helpless in such a shitty situation? how could they not even let her speak sign language? he's already physically protected her from her "mom", fought bodyguards for her, become her sign language tutor, and become her friend. even way before he ever met Chungah's 18 year old self, he's been trying to keep Yichan away from his teenage crush until he can meet Chungah, so she will be his first love. he's been protecting her feelings this entire time 🥺

and the ROMANCE 🤧 Yichan is slowly going to Chungah, who is already so far gone she's drawing his name inside a heart in the fog on her bedroom window, and Eungyeol and Sekyung-idal slowly going to each other 🥺🥺 Eungyeul's confession at the end that was partly because of his feelings for Sekyung-idal, and partly because of his determination to pair Yichan with Chungah 😖 these guys deserve everything good in life

[iubar12]

Viva La Vida

Twinkling watermelon has ended and now I don't know what to watch. My Mondays and Tuesdays aren't going to twinkle anymore now :(.

My thoughts on the ending : Keeping all the criticism about the ending aside, I think this was the best possible ending for everyone. Ha Eun Gyeol's family isn't struggling anymore as Ha Yi Chan and Yoon Cheong Ah are both successful, happy and charming as ever. Most importantly they are still in contact with their bandmates (their friends learned sign language for them and that's the cutest thing ever :( ). Ha Eun Gyeol doesn't feel 'burdened' anymore and can finally do what he always loved. On Eun Yu isn't suffering anymore either as she changed her mother's future which ended up changing her present as well. And Ha Eun Gyeol and On Eun Yu ENDED UP TOGETHERRR!!!

✨ Viva La Vida ✨

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Twinkling Watermelon Finale

I loved the show, i really did, it was one of the first shows I've watched without over analyzing things or trying to type characters on their MBTI with their cognitive functions. I also don't tend to enjoy kdramas with high schoolers but this was nice, plus slice of life is my jam, i seriously love the genre. The ending of the show was in my opinion not amazing, it felt rushed, i also thought the whole point of everything happening regardless of eun gyeol trying to stop it was so that he could learn to accept it as is and then make an effort with his family and have better communication while expressing himself. I understand that because of his interference in the past certain things like his maternal grandfather being present would make sense, but it was an extremely big jump from the 2023 he left. Not only that but if all these changes occurred then shouldn't eun gyeol's past have changed, his memories, the way he grew up all of that would be affected. Idk if im putting too much thought into it but it felt like that. They didnt give any insight on eun yu's parents after her trip back, like zero zilch. I just think it was too much of a change from the 2023 life he left behind to the 2023 life he entered

[mintandcreme]

Absolutely in love with this! 😍😍😍

CHOI HYUN-WOOK & SHIN EUN-SOO as HA YI-CHAN & YOON CHEONG-AH TWINKLING WATERMELON 반짝이는 워터멜론 (2023) dir. Son Jung-Hyun

↳ @asiandramanet event 01: get to know the members ↳ @userdramas get to know me bingo: drama ↳ @asiandramanet creator bingo: blending

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Decision to Leave (2022)

Director - Park Chan-wook, Cinematography - Kim Ji-yong

"The moment you said you loved me, your love is over. The moment your love ends, my love begins."