Holy cuteness!

Holy adorableness. Just when I thought Sun Ae grabby-grabby and attacking Seon Woo was getting to a point where any charms it possessed was getting old (no means no people!) it throws in that amazing cliffhanger! Ah!

This epsisode is a fabulous stepping stone for many characters and developing their links to each other. The darker themes surrounding the care accident that Eun Hee was in adds just enough mystery on the side. And conspiracy! Because I'm pretty sure that Sun Ae's death happened during that accident. Clearly Seong Jae has some sinister role going on, and I'm convinced it's some kind of evil ghost possession.

Oh My Ghost keeps bring the smiles and the warm hearted emotions. It pained me to stay away from this dramas because my internet service was crap. (The curse of living in the sticks.) Seon Woo has definitely broke out of his stereotype and become a real boy. You can see how caring he is and how being bullied and alone in his youth has made him use a "cold exterior" to deal with the world. It's wonderful seeing his softer side, and I genuinely feel like he's developed into a solid character. Sun Ae's back story time has helped to develop her as well and I enjoyed seeing her and Bong Seon interact. Even if Bong Seon is still very underdeveloped and I feel like the writers are going to leave her that way.

At this point I have to give Park Bo Young a standing ovation. Her acting skills presented in playing Bong Seon and then Sun Ae is amazing! She's won me over as a fan.

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