Itaewon Class Episode 15

Kneeling If somebody asks you to kneel to save someone else’s life, even a stranger, would you not? His decision not to kneel the first time and to kneel this time around were on different circumstances, but both tied to his ego/pride/humility. The first time he refused to kneel, he was standing up for himself and the truth, which made it the right thing to do This time, somebody else’s life was at stake. It’s his ego vs someone’s life.If he chose not to kneel, he would be implying that his ego was more important than the value of life, whether it was Yiseo’s or a stranger’s life. Then that would have made him the same as Pildo who didn’t have value for human life. This was like the ultimate test of his morals. And I think he passed it. I also feel like Jang was trying to test if he had a limit to himself and his morals…to see how far his pride went and he got his answer. I’ll have to say though, that was some good writing right there. Coz Sae royi’s pride was all he had from the beginning. Even when he had no money and when he lost his dad, his unbroken and stubborn character was all that kept him going. The writer build his character strongly on this one thing, only to challenge it with a simple, yet not so easy act of kneeling.

Park Seo-Joon hasn't done many shows like this in his career, he was given the title of Rom-Com King because before Itaewon Class came all of his previous hit shows were Rom-Coms and they were all great. You will see many people recommending What's Wrong With Secretary Kim because it's one of the highest rated dramas and fun to watch but personally I didn't like it much, it had many cringeworthy moments, even though the chemistry between PSJ and his leading lady was insaneeee but the amount of cliches in that show is uncountable. For instance, I can't remember exactly how many times the female lead fell and PSJ caught her in his arms, I lost count after a while lol... If you ever really want to watch a good PSJ rom-com I would recommend Fight For My Way, it is hilarious the characters are fun and relatable and you'll be amazed to see him. He's definitely a rom-com king I miss seeing him in dramas like that

Afirah Shaikh

I also don't think that he lost, if we look at it differently we can see how petty Da-Hee is that he only wanted him to kneel and I loved how Sae-Royi felt it was easy because earlier he thought kneeling before him was the end of the world, but in reality it means nothing if you get to save the ones you love

Afirah Shaikh

Sae-Royi kneeling is definitely a really powerful scene.. The difference between all the previous times Da-Hee wanted him to kneel and this one is that the first time his education was at stake, and the 2nd time Geun-Won had killed his father so there was no way he was kneeling in either of the situations. This time Yi-Seo's life was at stake and Sae-Royi ALWAYS cared for his people he can't let her die because of his pride. If the situation was different and his father was held hostage I'm sure he would've done it for him as well...

Afirah Shaikh

If you guys want to see Seo Joon as the rich CEO, What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim is a great one. If you want to see a comedic side of him, Midnight Runners and Fight For My way. Btw, he has acted with Seo Ye Ji in the drama Hwarang, but I wouldn’t recommend it(boring, only serving looks). And he was in the movie Parasite

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Big Body & Bok

Harris: "We need to look out for Park Seo-Joon's shows" Enter "Captain Marvel 2: The Marvels"

Cheol-Woo Park

Yesssss, Park Seo Joon and Kang Ha Neul was the best pairing ever

Kneeling before Jang: It's not just for the sake of saving Yi-Seo. It's also him finally realizing how simple (or simpler than he ever thought) it is just to get on his knees once for a strategic reason. (Hence, "Nothing is easier than this.") You'd say it was cool of him to never kneel down before Jang back when he was in high school, and sure, his father was proud of him for it. But that doesn't change the fact that his stubbornness turned him into a high school dropout. If you stopped for a moment and think how irresponsible and reckless it is in a realistic point of view, and you asked yourself, if someone you knew did that, could you applaud them and give them 100% support, without even an ounce of feeling that it was downright stupid. Taking a step back and showing your weak side to your enemy in order to charge even stronger and further is a classic part of Art of War.

Cheol-Woo Park

I recommend a movie called Midnight Runners. Park Seo Joon is one of the main character here and he play as a police officer. The movie is action, investigation, comedy type and I think you will enjoy seeing him in this role. Very enjoyable and funny movie.

NL03

The bridge part always has me sobbin bruh like I can't watch that scene without shedding a few tears 😭 and yes I was upset he kneeled before the guy who made his life hell but when he talked to his dad he said he wanted to live for the people around him instead of living for revenge. His dad was proud of him either way. The finale is pretty crazy it goes thru all the emotions. Just like the comment above he may have won the battle but the war is far from over. Thanks guys 🙏🏽

Irieezy.

a show that I like with Park Seo-Joon (main guy) is What's Wrong With Secretary Kim and Fight for My Way

Shay Peart

Sure he might have given him a " +1 " for the Battle but the War is not over

Panda