Teacher Kim tells the story about when he decided to become a teacher. Tae-gwang meets with Teacher Kim on the roof and confronts him about his leave. They can’t just let Teacher Kim leave, right? Min-joon suggests that they do something. Ki-tae suspects that it’s because of Soo-in’s death, and this catches Tae-gwang’s attention. In class, Min-joon announces Teacher Kim’s leave. He adds that Eun-bi needs to keep her promise until he wins his gold medal, which confuses her. Yi-an shrugs it off, saying that he briefly considered skipping practice to accompany her. Yi-an offers to help her, but she quickly declines, which tells Yi-an that she’s going with Tae-gwang. As he returns her phone, he sees a message from Tae-gwang asking about her search for tutoring academies. He reminds her that they agreed to be comfortable with each other, and to do that, he needs her number.
Yi-an finds Eun-bi on her morning bike ride and asks for her phone. He’s already had enough trouble because of her, so she can either step on others or live quietly. She shakes her head and asks to transfer, but her father won’t risk his political nomination.
If you don’t want to get stepped on, there’s only one alternative. Improper care will result in dense weeds. He stops her and quotes Shakespeare (really?) to make his point: “Weeds spread because the gentle wind. So-young nervously sits with her father and starts to bring up Eun-byul. She throws something at the mirror and looks angrily at her broken reflection. “Can you hide your guilt by acting aggressive? I know that feeling of wanting to erase the past and run away from everything.”Įun-byul’s pointed comment seems to hit home, and So-young stares at herself, brimming with rage. Eun-byul responds by advising So-young to take a look at herself in the mirror and reflect. She threatens Eun-byul with more nonsense about revealing the truth about the twins, as if it were still relevant. So-young throws up in the bathroom from indigestion, and she runs into Eun-byul. So-young merely glares at the group and chokes down her food. They throw out backhanded compliments about her confidence and shameless attitude. How cute.ĭuring lunch, So-young sit next to Ki-tae and Hae-na. Tae-gwang smiles at her lack of response - or her lack of rejection - and quickly catches up to Eun-bi, teasing her for blushing. Her mind is racing, so she doesn’t know what to tell him. He starts to apologize about yesterday, but she stops him. She sits down next to him with an awkward buffer space. Tae-gwang waits nervously for Eun-bi, his legs trembling. As Mom greets a customer, Eun-bi picks up a call from Tae-gwang. She asks Mom to send her to tutoring to make up for missed time in class, and Mom gladly agrees. But does she like him back?Įun-bi works at Mom’s shop as she waits to transfer schools. Seeing that he went all the way to Tongyeong, she knows that he likes Eun-bi. His comic relief juxtaposes the tension between Tae-gwang and Yi-an, both sitting with their arms crossed.Įun-byul interrupts Tae-gwang’s nap to confirm her suspicions about his interest in Eun-bi.
The new English teacher has arrived (cameo by Sam Hammington), and students are entertained by his thorough understanding of Korean and slang. The vice principal respects his decision, and Min-joon overhears this information as he drops by the office. He doesn’t feel confident in teaching his students.
#PEMAIN DRAMA KOREA WHO ARE YOU SCHOOL 2015 FULL#
Last minute love triangle?Įven with Director Gong taking full responsibility for Soo-in’s death, Teacher Kim insists on his resignation.
Tae-gwang responds that he’s liked Eun-bi from the beginning, but Yi-an doesn’t care who was first. He doesn’t hate her in fact, he likes her. Broody Yi-an watches the giddy boy walk away, taking another look at the medal Eun-bi gifted him.Īt school the next morning, Yi-an brings Tae-gwang to the roof to admit his feelings for Eun-bi. He can’t look at her properly, so she takes it as her cue to head home.Īfter the awkwardest parting ever, Tae-gwang walks away with a spring in his step. Mortified by his instinctual kiss, Tae-gwang cringes and asks Eun-bi to hit him or go home. Looking on with disapproval, Yi-an watches Tae-gwang planting a quick peck on Eun-bi’s cheek. While 18 is an age of rebellion, ambiguity, and urgency, these youths have the capacity to find value, friendship, and wisdom even in a school occasionally inundated with meaningless hierarchy and incompetency. We see children face their parents, friends confronting friends, and rivals supporting each other - all with maturity and compassion. 164 JJanuWho Are You-School 2015: Episode 15 by dramallamaĪs the show nears its end, our students and teachers gain perspective on their relationships facilitated through the constant of school.
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