“My Liberation Notes” Lee Min-ki shook viewers’ hearts with a sincere word to his father.
In episode 14 of JTBC’s Saturday-Sunday drama “My Liberation Notes” (directed by Kim Seok-yoon, written by Park Hae-young, produced by Studio Phoenix, Chorokbaem Media, JTBC Studio), which aired on May 22nd, Lee Min-ki left sorrow behind and comforted his family in order to fill the vacancy after his mother’s death. He also showed the responsibility of the eldest son by taking the initiative to assist his father.
In the drama, Yeom Chang-hee (Lee Min-ki) was clumsy but helped Yeom Je-ho (Chun Ho-jin), who quietly did housework and factory work, the day after his mother Kwak Hye-suk (Lee Kyung-seong)’s funeral. Yeom Chang-hee, who was having a drink with his friends that night, tried to swallow his loneliness and sadness with a smile, saying that he was able to assist Yeom Je-ho because he timed his resignation well. Then, he carefully buried Kwak Hye-suk’s artificial joint, which could not be cremated, in the ground and sent her off.
Afterwards, Yeom Chang-hee, who had been taking care of his family, unexpectedly overturned Yeom Je-ho’s mind due to a loan of his younger sister Yeom Mi-jung (Kim Ji-won), which was revealed at dinner. When Yeom Ki-jung (Lee El) scolded Yeom Mi-jung for borrowing money without telling her, Yeom Chang-hee expressed his anger as he asked, “Since when did we ever depend on our family?” However, at a dinner with Yeom Je-ho a few days later, Yeom Chang-hee cleared up his misunderstanding with his father by saying warmly, “Don’t worry, dad. We’ll be on better terms with each other.”
In addition, on a trip to the beach in the car that was eventually pulled out under the pretext of harmoniousness of a family of four, Yeom Chang-hee told Yeom Je-ho his true feelings that he had hidden deep in his heart. He approached Yeom Je-ho, who was standing alone looking at the sea, looked at the same place and confessed, “There are still three of us beside you. I love you, dad.”
In this day’s episode, Lee Min-ki pretended to be calm to protect his father, who would feel lonely and sad more than anyone else after sending his mother off, but he left a deep lingering impression on viewers’ hearts by expressing the sorrow at his mother’s absence through his eyes.
Meanwhile, JTBC’s “My Liberation Notes” starring Lee Min-ki airs every Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 PM.
Source: Nate
