Friendly Rivalry Episode 3
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Episode 3 revolves around the complicated relationship between Yu-J and Woo Seul-gi and the backside of her family. Yu-Jay is a talented girl who grew up to be a golden spoon from birth. She has the ability to learn and excel at anything quickly, but behind it is her father's strict teaching style and competition with her sister Yu-Jenna. Yu-Jay started studying hard from a young age, seeing her father only adore her sister, who is good at studying.
Yu-J's father used a sadistic approach of education, making the sisters competitors and beating each other up to the wrong number. This drives the sisters apart from each other, deteriorating their relationship, and Yu-Jay devotes herself to studying in more extreme ways to meet her father's expectations. While this seemingly perfect family, the reality is filled with internal conflict.
While the appearance of the family attending church on Sundays is seen by outsiders as the perfect family, Yu-Jay intentionally misbehaves to make prayer time more meaningful. He continues a double life that is completely different from the image of a model student by smoking, drinking and entering clubs. This shows that his father's harsh educational style and competitive mentality have caused mental problems for Yu-Jay.
Returning to the present, Yu-Ji shows special interest in overly caring for Wooseul-gi, who transferred. Wooseul-gi is curious about why Yu-Ji, the envy of everyone, is so nice to her, and Yu-Ji wants to know the secret to how she was able to top the school without private education. Yu-Ji responds that she has respect for Wooseul-gi, and she is trying to get closer.
Meanwhile, when Ju Ye-ri and Choi Kyung enter the study room, the two hide in the closet. At this time, Ju Ye-ri and Choi Kyung talk back about Woo Seul-gi and criticize him. Yu-Ji covers his ears so that Woo Seul-gi is not hurt and shows consideration for her. This is a scene that reveals that Yu-J's true heart is heading towards Woo Seul-gi.
Meanwhile, Yu-J's father, Yoo Tae-jun, pretends to be the sweetest father in the world, but he actually has all of Woo's friends' grades and advancement information. He is a doctor who operated on Woo's father, Woo Do-hyuk, and it turns out that he arrived at the hospital unconscious from acute sepsis. This background suggests that Woo's death and Yoo's relationship are intricately intertwined.
After losing his father, Woo Seul-gi becomes more interested in how Yu-J seems to have everything. He thinks about why Yu-J is good to him and what is the truth behind it, and experiences a conflict between his wounds and Yu-J's preferential treatment.
This episode depicts how the relationship between Yu-J and Woo Seul-gi goes beyond simple competition and understands each other's wounds and grows through them. Also, Yu-J's complex home environment and the internal conflict she experiences add depth to the story, and the psychological conflicts of each character are well revealed. Because of this, "Goodwill Competition" deals with competition, wounds, and the complexities of human relationships, leaving a deep lingering impression on viewers.
Yu-J's father used a sadistic approach of education, making the sisters competitors and beating each other up to the wrong number. This drives the sisters apart from each other, deteriorating their relationship, and Yu-Jay devotes herself to studying in more extreme ways to meet her father's expectations. While this seemingly perfect family, the reality is filled with internal conflict.
While the appearance of the family attending church on Sundays is seen by outsiders as the perfect family, Yu-Jay intentionally misbehaves to make prayer time more meaningful. He continues a double life that is completely different from the image of a model student by smoking, drinking and entering clubs. This shows that his father's harsh educational style and competitive mentality have caused mental problems for Yu-Jay.
Returning to the present, Yu-Ji shows special interest in overly caring for Wooseul-gi, who transferred. Wooseul-gi is curious about why Yu-Ji, the envy of everyone, is so nice to her, and Yu-Ji wants to know the secret to how she was able to top the school without private education. Yu-Ji responds that she has respect for Wooseul-gi, and she is trying to get closer.
Meanwhile, when Ju Ye-ri and Choi Kyung enter the study room, the two hide in the closet. At this time, Ju Ye-ri and Choi Kyung talk back about Woo Seul-gi and criticize him. Yu-Ji covers his ears so that Woo Seul-gi is not hurt and shows consideration for her. This is a scene that reveals that Yu-J's true heart is heading towards Woo Seul-gi.
Meanwhile, Yu-J's father, Yoo Tae-jun, pretends to be the sweetest father in the world, but he actually has all of Woo's friends' grades and advancement information. He is a doctor who operated on Woo's father, Woo Do-hyuk, and it turns out that he arrived at the hospital unconscious from acute sepsis. This background suggests that Woo's death and Yoo's relationship are intricately intertwined.
After losing his father, Woo Seul-gi becomes more interested in how Yu-J seems to have everything. He thinks about why Yu-J is good to him and what is the truth behind it, and experiences a conflict between his wounds and Yu-J's preferential treatment.
This episode depicts how the relationship between Yu-J and Woo Seul-gi goes beyond simple competition and understands each other's wounds and grows through them. Also, Yu-J's complex home environment and the internal conflict she experiences add depth to the story, and the psychological conflicts of each character are well revealed. Because of this, "Goodwill Competition" deals with competition, wounds, and the complexities of human relationships, leaving a deep lingering impression on viewers.
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