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When it comes to K-Dramas, it's easy to become immersed in your typical romantic comedy. These series are filled with moments of fluffy romance, hilarious antics, and occasional case for second lead syndrome. The rom-com genre is tried and true, something everyone from any age can thoroughly enjoy. However, with the vast number of dramas that premiere every few months, audiences encounter a bountiful choice across a variety of different genres. And as if to complement the autumn season, ENA's "Dear Hyeri" stirred up the K-Drama community from beginning to end.
Led by an accomplished cast in Shin HaeSun, Lee JinWook, Kang Hoon, and Jo HyeJoo, "Dear Hyeri" did have its fair share of heart-fluttering romance. Yet the relationships presented were anything but perfect - each were incredibly flawed, littered with bright spots in between. It wasn't just the romance that captivated viewers, however, but the exploration of the human condition, their breaking point, and mental health. "Dear Hyeri" offered some amazing highs, but there were some scenarios that left fans scratching their heads.
So let's explore the pros and cons of the drama that had millions glued to their seat. Note: there are spoilers ahead.
Complex Character Relationships
Joo EunHo/Joo HyeRi (Shin HaeSun) might be the central figure of the drama, but her relationship with the people around her becomes an undeniable driving force. We find an abundance of depth in these character relationships that seek to achieve a simple state of happiness, yet are complex and rich in their backstory and history.
Joo EunHo and
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