#d.p

[noxribles]

han ho-yeol brainrot i love him so much

[softneomiro]

God I love crying my heart out to a good kdrama

[fridayvelvet]

And if you have a minute why don't we go?

Talk about it somewhere only we know?

This could be the end of everything,

So why don’t we go somewhere only we know.

[iconskdramas]

- D.P 2

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[koitosoup]

Dynamic Duo

[kudowon]

디피 / D.P. Dirty Play, Season 2 Episode 2.

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Drama: D.P. 2

[andaniellight]

finished watching D.P and then starting Weak Hero Class 1 is like a review of that precious theory from ATLA where the next avatar looks like the person they loved in the past live

[everyraindropisawaterfall]

Jung Hae In's characters and his portrayals:

1. While we were sleeping - what's funny is I just remember thinking of Woo Tak as bubbly and kind. It was the first time the SML made me curious. Jung Hae In made Woo Tak very approachable and dependable, the kind of comfort friend everyone wishes to have. He also had the secret he wanted to keep from everyone else, and he handled it with the right amount of angst. Typical charming boy next door.

2. A piece of your mind - I don't think this is a mainstream drama a lot of people are familiar with, but Ha Won was a man stuck in the past. There was a gradual growth within the drama where Ha Won comes out of his shell, and the warmth and sadness was really nicely combined in his mannerisms. Typical successful inaccessible romantic hero.

3. Something in the Rain - I have serious issues with the FL in this one, she seems.. incorrigible. I felt like JHI handles the youth part of the character very well, there was a childishness to him even in the moments where he was making adult decisions. I like how he was very stable in this one from beginning to end. Tbh all the other characters were written quite inconsistently and I don't think the writers did justice to Jun hee's maturity in the ending. Typical younger male fantasy man.

4. One Spring Night - This one really put him on the map for me. Ji Ho is a flawlessly written character, but JHI's portrayal of him just adds so many layers. It's that drama that was written to make the ML seem absolutely perfect, and I have no idea what JHI tapped into to be able to play a young single father so well. His actions that came from parental instincts were so flawless and he handles the role with sensibility. Typical young man who's lived beyond his years.

5. D.P - Just, great writing, great talent and it showed that JHI can do action while maintaining the emotional aspect of the character. JHI just balanced the stubbornness and relatability very well. It was a hard subject to handle, and yet you can't finish the last episode without rooting for him . Typical sincere stubborn rebel underdog.

6. Snowdrop - god damn, this was just a lot of JHI in black and a lot of forearms. Also, a deadly drama for tragic romance lovers. but he held so much command on screen and he was balancing being ruthless and being the main decision maker in the room. Typical romantic action hero.

7. Love Next Door - a work in progress, I'm still waiting for what's unique in the character. For now, I feel like he's the breath of fresh air friend who says it like it is. But we'll have to stay tuned.

[frances-and-the-moon]

I hope there is another homoerotic antagonism show coming soon because The Worst Of Evil destroyed me, The Devil Judge broke me bc they parted ways, Beyond Evil made me sad bc they parted ways, The Merciless killed me, D.P. also made me sad, can I please for the love of God have a show where the two main characters stay together until the end or do I have to learn Korean move to South Korea and become a screenwriter myself

[ra1nrei]

It's 2am I'm crying my eyes out. seeing jun ho and hoyeol part ways was too painful to watch.

[hwaception]

“all i care about is keeping junho safe from harm”

[j2micons]

like or reblog if you save!  

[fridayvelvet]

Everyone’s favourite dynamic duo Junho and Hoyeol

[gosiksmallspace]

The season of DP starts with Junho calling Hoyeol 'Corporal Han Hoyeol' and ends with Junho calling Hoyeol 'Hyung'.

That's cinema 😭❤️‍

[jedaos]

d.p season 2 episode 4 is one of the best things i've watched in a long time. this is how violence festers, this is how abuse is passed down from one generation to another. jungseok, in his last moments, was nothing more than a mirror of the abusers from his past. jiseop goes into gp with vengeance in his heart and the memory of a warm friend in his mind—he returns as someone who has beaten a young man unconscious; a child whose only sin was daring to stand up for himself.

and poor ahwi. in a system that lives off of violence and punishes victims, his fellow soldiers lying to protect him is a kindness, isn't it? when ahwi screams at walls, just like jungseok, they understand. he's not the same anymore. when he looks like he's a million miles away, let him be. he's went through something unspeakable. later, then, when he punches his juniors and drags them out of bed at night, look away.

this is gp. this is how it goes. anything could happen here, and no one would know.