Even though it has a simple plot, the JTBC drama 'My Liberation Notes' is able to attract the sympathy of many viewers. So, what makes this drama reap a lot of praise?
The JTBC drama "My Liberation Notes" has received much praise for being able to provide comfort to viewers in a very unique way. That's why "My Liberation Notes" attracted the audience's sympathy and finally got the spotlight.
"My Liberation Notes" itself depicts the story of three siblings who want to escape from their suffocating life as well as a mysterious outsider who comes to their city. The trio live in the village of Sanpo in Gyeonggi-do, which surrounds Seoul like the "white part" of an egg.
The three brothers work in Seoul, so they have to commute from Sanpo to Seoul every day. The distance from their house from Seoul finally brought certain problems for the three.
In particular, there are many eating and drinking scenes in this drama. The sound of spoons, bowls, cups and glasses touching each other seems to highlight the taste of life and the appearance of family members, friends and co-workers when they gather together.
They are exhausted because of other people, but as Yeom Mi Jeong (Kim Ji Won) says, they have no choice but to motivate themselves and move on. They're annoyed by everything from the TV screen to their mother's nagging, but they endure it all and just live their lives for granted.
In the daily lives of these characters, "worship" and "liberation" are important keywords. In Sanpo, where no change is possible, Yeom Mi Jeong suddenly asks Mr. Gu (Son Suk Ku) to adore him.
The words "worship" and "worship" had made the audience unable to distinguish between worship and love. This drama is arguably a journey to discover the similarities and differences between love and worship in each of our relationships.
In addition, the "Liberation Club" created by Mi Jeong and her two co-workers was also in the spotlight. Despite being looked down upon, this club allows people to share conversations without having to entertain or give advice to one another.
In the end, the characters' strong desire to be "free from people" managed to attract viewers' sympathy. In the midst of a serious scene, the conversation between the three brothers and their friends, as well as the members of the Liberation Club felt so beautiful and pleasant.
The Yeom brothers' friends in Sanpo also spend their time criticizing each other over trivial things like about who dumped more miserably or who was dumber. In addition, the Liberation Club also gained small achievements by sharing pressure with each other.
If viewers observe the scene constantly changing between the quiet surroundings and the noisy but quiet Seoul, we will see how the characters exchange conversations and become aware of each other's existence. These scenes ended up providing great comfort to the viewers of the drama.
Meanwhile, "My Liberation Notes" only leaves two final episodes and will end on May 29. Later this drama broadcast slot will be replaced with "Cleaning Up" starring Jeon So Min. (wk/eval)
