Life's Greatest Equalizer: Death
Will Love in Spring is a show that is quite slow-paced in terms of its romance and other aspects of it, however many great life lessons and inspiring quotes can be pulled from the dialogue.
While the FL can be annoying and many may think that she almost "weighed" the ML too much, I believe that both had their baggage, which is why this show is more of a modern, realistic portrayal of a romantic relationship.
Throughout the show, with the ML's job being an embalmer, death is a main topic that constantly revolves around. People around the main leads (don't want to spoil!) unfortunately pass away, and this leads to the ML, FL as well as his grandmother thinking about what humans should see in death, and why many avoid the topic. I took so many lessons and additional thoughts from the show, and I encourage the viewers to watch this show with an open mind. Death isn't a topic that is addressed in dramas, so I'm glad that the directors and scriptwriters of this show decided to step into undiscovered territory and tackle such as heavy topic and even go further into thinking about why humans tend to avoid the topic via methods like a DNR, or a will.
While the FL can be annoying and many may think that she almost "weighed" the ML too much, I believe that both had their baggage, which is why this show is more of a modern, realistic portrayal of a romantic relationship.
Throughout the show, with the ML's job being an embalmer, death is a main topic that constantly revolves around. People around the main leads (don't want to spoil!) unfortunately pass away, and this leads to the ML, FL as well as his grandmother thinking about what humans should see in death, and why many avoid the topic. I took so many lessons and additional thoughts from the show, and I encourage the viewers to watch this show with an open mind. Death isn't a topic that is addressed in dramas, so I'm glad that the directors and scriptwriters of this show decided to step into undiscovered territory and tackle such as heavy topic and even go further into thinking about why humans tend to avoid the topic via methods like a DNR, or a will.
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