#han ho yeol

[bitchofdarkness]

Opposites attract, they say.

[hwaception]

“all i care about is keeping junho safe from harm”

[yardmargs]

D.P. posting - Episode 4 "The Monty Hall Problem"

some case-solving gifs for @gosiksmallspace ^_^

[sevenverses]

ㅤ  ،، ahn junho and han hoyeol matching icons (from d.p. 2)

♡ or © 🗯 here!

[noxribles]

han ho-yeol brainrot i love him so much

[starnitex]

some d.p. 2 edit this weekend !!

[gosiksmallspace]

The season of DP starts with Junho calling Hoyeol 'Corporal Han Hoyeol' and ends with Junho calling Hoyeol 'Hyung'.

That's cinema 😭❤️‍

[crabambulating]

ho-yeol heard “jun-ho’s in trouble” and didn’t process another fucking word he was already in the car breaking every traffic law known to man what a king

[aghostuponthemoor]

Han Ho Yeol is that guy who never studies yet still manages to get a 100% on the test.

[diamantdog]

forgot to say something about d.p. season 2 episode 4, so please bear with me lol, but it's just that there's a case happening in the frontline and the soldiers keep saying that, "hey, we're so close to the north and our enemy is just right there," but then it turns out that the real enemy is their own country, and watching that just messes me up, you know, so in this essay, i will

[theongp]

3 ships that made my summer

Junhoyeol (D.P.)

Haesanyoung (Revenant)

Jwds (Beyond Evil)

All three pairs are from three dramas that have different plot base and backgrounds but each couple are built and connected through guilt and trauma bond, that makes their relationship, their love truly special to me.

Side note for some no-loveline-Kdramas recommendations (especially for those who like dark, deep and serious shows like me)

All the dramas I watch this summer are all great, here's my top list based on my opinion:

1. Beyond Evil

2. D.P.

3. Revenant

4. Secret Forest

5. Taxi Driver

[bitchofdarkness]

"Meow-Meow"

[silk-vanille]

just finished binging D.P Season 2 …. what is it with this shows obsession of leaving me in absolute shambles every season finale

[180sstuff]

I love their friendship. They really went through a LOT, but they still managed to help so many people and support each other.

[stephsycamore]

Watching deserter pursuit and one thing i dont like is that the soldiers look so old. Jun ho, ho yeol, all the deserters, are there for their mandatory military service. Boys usually do that at age 20 and are required to have it done by 30. But the actors are SO old. Jun ho's actor is 35. Ho yeol's is 40!!

Now imagine all the trauma and violence happening and you look on screen and its happening to a fresh faced 20 year old boy. A child.

Also, and i think western audiences are missing this mostly, koreans get it, its as much an indictment of class as it is military toxic masculinity. Lower class boys and boys from rural areas get sent to more dangerous parts of the country. They get fewer privileges. And it results in that kind of atmosphere of hurt others or be hurt yourself. Its a scarcity mindset. The children of the professional class, seoul national university students, the weathly - this doesn't happen to them

[andaniellight]

okay yeah the more i think about it the more makes sense it is. no wonder i find junhoyeol so compeling since the very first introduction and it's so easy to flock on them right away because of how familiar they seem....... of course. they're katniss-peeta coded