Okay, we understood what this action signified.

It meant he didn’t need to have the marshmallow near at hand because his girlfriend wasn’t into marshmallows.  It also meant that SooJi, who liked marshmallows, was going to be placed on his back burner now. He was no longer at SJ’s beck and call and attending to TH’s needs is top priority.

But cat food in the fridge??

I didn’t know that TH was a cat lady.  My guess is this is the director’s clumsy way of emphasizing how preoccupied TaeHee was in her Architectural project that she 1) bought cat food instead of tuna, and 2) stored canned food in the fridge instead of the pantry.

As for snail bride.

That’s the first time I heard “snail bride” mentioned in kdramas was in Ruler of the Mask. I liked the second female lead there but I only watched about ¼ of the drama so I don’t know how her character panned out.

It still surprises me how often SH could be misinformed. He miscounted the number of encounters, never heard of the infinity sign, mixed up the stories of Cinderella and Snow White, AND knew less about the stars than TaeHee did (though he stargazed often). The only trivia he knew was about vampires. lol.

Lastly, the paper airplane.

She stashed it between the pages of her family album, along with a big portrait of father and daughter. If I were the writer, and I wanted to go all out makjang, I’d use this scene to portend to the mixed-up family relationship and perhaps tease viewers to think that TaeHee is the real chaebol granddaughter. lol.  As a makjang writer, I would reveal that her mother was pregnant with her when she married her dad, and her real biological father is SH’s non-biological father.

However, I hope that the writer would settle for a much simpler scenario, for instance, the findings of the DNA report were faked in SH’s father’s power grab, and TH and TH’s father would help mount the legal defense of SH.

I don’t expect this director/writer duo to quit the tortuous and tortured plot anytime soon, though. 😀