That was a beautiful ending, I wouldn't ask for more. I think I finally understand why the writer made episode 15 that brutal, it's just a metaphor how life could be not only to Hyun Woo and Hae In but for all of us watching. It's like, living in this world, life can throw us non stop problems and it's up to us how we'd deal with it whether we fight or we lose hope. Hyun Woo fighting against all odds to be with his happiness/Hae In, that's how life should be. If we don't fight for our happiness/wants/needs, then we wouldn't experience the best of life. That's reality. That was beautiful isn't it? Life can be cruel but also beautiful.
Hae In and Hyun Woo realizing their faults to their broken marriage were manifestations how they've grown. They finally understood that ego won't do them good because ego hides, worst, break the love they have for each other through time. Marriage is all about acceptance of each other's imperfections and differences then compromising in the middle if found can't be done. That's love. That's how love would survive.
The ending where Hyun Woo was visiting Hae In at the graveyard, that made me really sad because after all the things they've gone through, they will still be in that position in the end. It's the finish line of life. So when Hyun Woo narrated that time slips and we can't do anything about it and making the best out of whatever life grants us made sense and clear.
Everyone got their happy ending and I'm also happy with it. This drama, I'll HIGHLY RECOMMEND it to everyone. It's definitely one of the best kdramas out there and it's sad to say goodbye to the characters who've grown on me so much. Waaaah!
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