A great visually striking drama, the begining is the shining part of this drama

As it starts to drag on and the story unfolds more it starts to loose more and more of its luster by the time it ends.

Not a bad drama it just doesn't have that wow i really wanna watch this again after its over feeling i don't know how to say it

The support cast is really decent and makes you want to keep on watching when the main plot starts to sag a little bit



Now for the **ending** i readed reviews and it seems to have confused alot of people here is my personal take on it.

When they have the talk going down the stairs they acknowledge that the love they add when they were in college is no more both persons grew and changed because of the "accident" and not because of it cause love naturally matures as you grow older and becomes something else and both of them were hanging on to those lost memories walking in a circle being stuck in place narrowing there vision of what love was.

When he re introduces himself to her to me that signals that it became full circle for them and they wanted to start again anew without the old memory baggage.

They really wanted to be together but they wanted to figure things out and get married " the right way" if it can be called that not cause of guilt/circumstances etc..

It isn't as open ended as some think cause the next scene is the scene of there wedding no matter how you slice it its not your typical "happy ending" it just took them more time to discover what that is for them but there happy ending is there it just took a long way to get there cause they got lost in the process of eyeing the destination.

I thinkt he director wanted a open ending feels to it and left some blanks to fill in until the 30 second wedding scene to nail in that in the end it does have a ending that is happy