A bit more boring, but Anna had more time again.

This episode was a bit more boring. However, it did attempt to flesh out the cast so props that way. Anna and Je Ha's little happy dances are cute. They still aren't having actual interactions though. Yes, Anna is aware that whoever is watching setup the noodles for her. Still, face to face interaction would be nice.

Madam is so crushing on Je Ha. She might fear him as a wolf, but she also wants that wolf. Grrrrrr. (I know, too far.) The whole kick butt and umbrella scene was cheesy, but I swoon still thinking about it. What can I say: I'm not immune to Ji Chang Wook fan service. Cleary Madam ain't either. She also was kind of bad @$$ here, and totally awesome when she told her husband off. (Yeah, I know he's the victim she's the villain. But he's kind of a loser.)

It's nice to see Anna doing more, like sneaking out to the roof and being clever. What's with the adorable kittens? Ahhh! Though she did have a weepy moment again. I'm wondering if that's what the director decided she needed every episode. Makes the lead feel protective and the viewers sympathetic?

Despite seeing how Madam's family treats her and their games I thought this episode didn't do much to move the plot. Also, why waste time on that bald guy? Though it was pretty funny. At this point I'm resigning myself to the cheesiness and embracing the joy of Ji Chang Wook fan service. I'm wondering when we'll actually have a decent Anna episode? They keep teasing with trailers, but she still feels very much like a secondary character. Heck, even some of the other secondary characters have more time and development than her.

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