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I kinda miss these men! I mean, we're talking about super junior who once boomed every social media with their news, gossips, and of course songs. Now, even the youngest of them is already 30 (in Korean age). I still remember how fanatic I was with the guy in the middle and calling myself a SparKyu (I hope Kyuhyun's doing fine in the military service), they are the reason why I learned Korean (just to understand what they're saying in their songs), I downloaded every single mp3 of them (although it is just their 10 seconds voice while singing a little part of a song). I quit my K-pop life once SJ started to slow down, because I think no boyband can copy their style, their move, and anything else about them. It hurts to realize that I've never been in any Super Show. Now it is really hard to find ELF, but i'm sure ELF is waiting for SJ!

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Winter-Jane’s is of course a very dreamy love story that everybody wishes to have. But somehow, Zoe-Adora’s has it’s own fascinating flow. While Winter and Jane show the sweet yet foolish moments of a loving couple, Zoe and Adora, in the other hand, show the deep, dark, and intriguing side that can be caused by love. They portrayed the bittersweetness that lovers can be. To love unconditionally, to persevere, and to protect each other in every strains that may happen to their strong-yet-so-fragile hearts. That’s just how incredible a love between two rejected people could ever be. Overall, the struggle that Zoe has been through, the egoistic side that he showed to Adora every time he had chance, is actually a meaningful lesson to learn. It tells everybody to thank their ability to show the emotion, to be real, to live the life the way it is. It’s a little too late to talk about Winter Woods, but good story never dies, I suppose.