Welcome to Samdalri (2023) Episode 13

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32 Comments to “Welcome to Samdalri (2023) Episode 13”

  1. 이제 다음편이 나올 때까지 얼마나 기다려야 하나요? 짜증나는 일인데 왜 에피소드 공개 시간을 맞추지 못하는 걸까요?

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  2. This korean respect of the elders is sooo moronic sometimes. And both elders are stuck up morons for sure. One dad,who tries to control his sons life and the other is ridiculously stubborn woman, who is continuing to dive like nothing happened regardless of her childrens emotions.

    The actors may be good, but the characters are plain stupid.

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  4. I just realized this drama shares a lot of similarities with 50 episode KBS weekend dramas, especially Once Again. Maybe that’s why it feels warm, but also frustrating at times. At least, I only have to deal with the annoying parents here for 16 episodes rather than 50.

    The buildup to that back hug was better than any kiss I’ve seen.
    Love, but do it in silence. And that’s what he really did 😭

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  5. the daughters are so worried about the mum’s health and her heart condition, but I’ve never seen a single one of them helping her at home, in house chores, the mum is always doing everything alone, from cooking to cleaning to take their alcohol and beer cans out to changing bin bags, the three daughters dun even lift a finger at home and then shout at her to not dive, as if that’s the only thing she needs a rest from….🙄🙄🙄

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  6. I bet my ass that the writer is a Bollywood fan!!!!
    I mean this kind of trope is kind of common in Bollywood and Hindi dramas. Two people love each other, but any one or both of the family will have problem with that. They will break up as their family is more important, they will try to convince their family, and in the end, those knuckleheads will come to understand that they can’t separate two lovers.
    This drama is going in the same direction.

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  7. I forgot how great actor the mother diver can be. The grieving scene was powerful stuff
    I have seen the actress on variety shows she likes to cook. Younger actors come to her to do lines or fine a different voice often she does alot of mentoring her nickname is mother to all stars

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    1. I cried a lot because of a diver mother ..The grieving scene is the best scene ever..That woman is the best actor ..She is gifted with amaizing acting skills

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  9. Okay, I know he is being absolutely ridiculous here, but I can’t help but feel for him. He is pain. He has not moved on. I wish he could be out of his pain soon. He is not only hurting himself because of that but all those around him. His scenes made me sad, because at the end of the day, here is a man who loves his wife so much, even after her demise and that’s in a way very beautiful.

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  11. Kinda selfish to destroy his son’s happiness like that. Doesn’t he realize that his son had voted with his feet? Now he knows what his father has done.

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  12. I’m glad she finally snapped. She lost her best friend…that was her soulmate . Remember a soulmate isn’t just romantic

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  14. I feel a little sad for the dad BUT that does not justify his actions and how toxic he was in his son’s life. The entire neighborhood knew and felt that he DID NOT move on from Samdal and yet he was being blind AF. I get you hold grudge towards her mom, you destroyed your son’s relationship 8 years ago, you should not repeat the same damn mistake..

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  15. That scene 😭😭 🥺 had me bawling.
    The back hug😭❤️ hurry this is a life n death situation too lol.

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  17. Samdal’s mom finally expressing her pain had me bawling. I felt bad for her when Yong pil’s grandma started abusing her. She’s taking all their hatred. But she also lost a friend who became her sister. She was family to her. She was her keeper and vice versa.
    Yong pil’s dad I get his pain but forbidding his son to be happy with the one he loves who is innocent is too much.
    Jin dal’s words hurt our CEO puppy. What is he gonna do next? Leave his family for good for her?
    Hae dal and daulphin’s dad are sailing. They are cuties.

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  18. Like his character in Lovestruck in the City, my biggest fear was that this would be a hopeless love that dragged the viewers until the very last moment. Glad this isn’t the case but Yong-pil’s father has pushed me to the brink, something I wouldn’t completely understand you wanting to cut someone off for. In complete contrast, I’m so invested in our dolphin pair and it must be one of the most unproblematic secondary couples I’ve seen. It’s all wholesomeness, empathy and kindness.

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  19. “I didn’t give up my dream. It just changed” — Cho Hae Dal

    That’s such a positive outlook to life , a valuable reminder to us….

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  22. I just watched the ending and oh my eyes are all teary, the confronting scene was so beautifully made, all that character build-up and the mom’s acting was sooo good.. One of my favourite dramas.

    PS. JCW played Yongpil was beautifully, I know why he’s one of the finest actors in Korea

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  23. Grieving is subjective. Everyone has their own ways of doing it. I get that hating Sam dal and her mum gave the dad some closure. He was torn and needed someone to put the blame on. But that’s the extent of my empathy. He has no right projecting his grief onto his son. He has no say on how the son gets to grieve his dead mother.
    What he doesn’t realise is, he is in turn hurting his own son, when all that the son needs is an emotionally available father he can vent to.

    Communication, and the consideration of the other person’s pov can make their life much easier. Thought it’ll take time, and a lot crying, I really hope they don’t drag that part out.

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  24. The ahjumma actress playin’ Sam Dal’s eomma is probably the most relatable in her portrayals as a matriarch. She’s also played a wealthy madam but somehow that doesn’t suit her. I remember her best fr, “The Master’s Sun“.

    Why is there always a character like Sang Do in k-dramas that harbor a one-sided crush for … decades?! That’s insane. Then ‘gain a cp on “Transit Love 3” dated for 13 years.😭🤣

    Sang Tae is just…😪😪

    I get he’s grieving but ya need to move on. And why must he hv Yong Pil suffer too..? He has a full life ahead of him.

    And for goodness sakes Sam Dal couldn’t u wait until u both got to higher and dry ground to get all lovey dovey?!🙄🤣😝 Seriously.🤣😭

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  27. Can this dumb writer think of ways to clear her name n put that bitch in her place??? This isn’t a long drama huh…. She z the fl not the other way around. It makes no sense 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

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  30. All I’ve got to say is I hope the Mom actress receives some grand awards because she’s been feeding this community and all around simply mothering.

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  31. I hope k-drama writers can use the “your parent died because of my parent” trope lesser in future dramas. Lol. Anyway, it’s nice to see Sam-dal finally working on taking pictures again. And also Yong-pil helping his dad move on. And Yong-pil’s dad and Sam-dal’s mom finally letting it all out.

    But here’s one thing I don’t understand. If you keep calling someone and you can’t reach them to inform them of something urgent, won’t you at least send them a message so that they can see it as soon as they check their phone instead of having to call you back? It’s like people in dramas always forget about this thing called texting sometimes for dramatic purposes but in reality it’s just so frustrating coz why won’t they just text?? Lol.

    Honestly, seeing how much Yong-pil’s dad is hurting, I feel frustrated with him but I also feel so sorry for him. In reality, you can’t force someone to grieve faster or get over it and move on as soon as possible. He’s been stuck in the past and he’s unwilling and unable to move on. They’ve already done what he wanted in the past by breaking up, and it didn’t work. So I’m glad that they’re just gonna do what they wanna do now and let him have a fit all he wants so that he can come to terms with it on his own.

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