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let& #39;s talk about vin& #39;s departure scene!!
even if we didn& #39;t get an explicit confession, these looks they shared is all we needed to understand their feelings. both cha-young and vin share a quiet love, which flows between them without words.
even if we didn& #39;t get an explicit confession, these looks they shared is all we needed to understand their feelings. both cha-young and vin share a quiet love, which flows between them without words.
just through these looks and their small conversation they are sharing a huge moment: vincenzo telling cha-young that he will be back for her ("call me if anything happens") and cha-young saying i know, i will be waiting for you ("don& #39;t worry")
she asked him to "go inside and have a coffee," which is a moment we& #39;ve seen them share regularly throughout the show. i believe this is her way of asking him to remember her, to think of her. little does she know, he carries her gift with him to italy, symbolizing that he-
is carrying a piece of her. this leads to my bigger connection: the quote cha-young said to vin in italian. "love is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies." he is no longer the vincenzo that arrived from italy as his soul molded to hers in a way that can& #39;t be changed
in this, she is telling him that he is a part of her now, and he cannot get hurt as it will hurt her soul just the same. in the past 18 eps. we& #39;ve seen them develop in their own paths that are gradually merging together. the cha-young and vincenzo that met in the early ep.
are not the same people that are leaving today. their paths have entangled in a way that cannot be separated and this scene is the culmination of that. the words cha-young said has solidified that they are inseparable, that they are intertwined and together in every step.
this scene, while not explicit, is the culmination of the development we& #39;ve been watching for the past 18 eps. and means a lot more for their relationship than an explicit confession scene.
fin.
