Ko Mun Yeong's mother revealed | Chief nurse Park is Do Hui Jae | Its Okay To Not Be Okay Episode14
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- It's Okay To Not Be Okay Episode 14 scenes | Kang tae and Mun yeong
Seo Ye Ji x Ko Mun Yeong's mother Do Hui Jae is actually Chief Nurse Park
Head nurse park draws mutated butterfly on Sang tae's mural
Moon Gang Tae x Kim Soo Hyun finds about Do Hui Jae
head nurse park do hui jae kills Ko Moon Yeong's father "Her husband"
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funny how both the hospital director and gang tae were in My love from the stars
And how him and Seo yeji were in hwarang
I was damn scared. I couldn't see a scene after butterfly. Ohh gawd
I knew that something was wrong with her..strange vibe..but I dont get the fact that she is the mother and had plastic surgery..I would have prefered another plot..maybe a psycho fan who tried to get revenge for the death of Doe Hui Jae...or who tried to take her place..I dont know 🤦♀️
This was the Best thing about it....imagine, a Very evil Sadistic, psycho woman who had terrorized her daughter and orphaned two young boys by murdering their mother....in turn Got "killed" by her husband, but instead of dying, managed to pull off the Biggest con job by faking her death, somehow escaping, getting plastic surgery and remaking her identity....then later on, gets a job as a nurse at the psychiatric hospital where her husband lay and starts to terrorize him by pretending to be his supposedly dead wife who haunts the hospital halls at night, while simultaneously "stalking" her "prized creation and other self" (her daughter) from afar...
Such a woman would be an evil genius as well as a sadist....no wonder Mr. Ko said his wife had a demon lurking inside her....
@@undrielgrenger53 I think it's the actress. The one who played Head nurse and Do huiJe. She just couldn't pull off the evil vibe. The actress who played the Do huiJae when Ko Munyeong was a child did a hella good job. But the head nurse was so bad at the evil acting. I remember her from Kim Bok-joo. She is good at good hearted caring roles not evil psycho
@@SI_Mariyama_Thomas "The actress who played the Do huiJae when Ko Munyeong was a child did a hella good job. But the head nurse was so bad at the evil acting. I remember her from Kim Bok-joo. She is good at good hearted caring roles not evil psycho"
Lol. The writers got you too....they Purposely picked the head nurse actor for Do Hui Jae because they were Deliberately Trying to portray the fact that Do Hui Jae had completely upended her old identity and adopted the guise of a seemingly nice, caring nurse at Okay hospital. The old actress was so obviously evil and sadistic looking when she played her part that she probably couldn't pull off the dual role of "nice and kind" Do hui jae who is now masquerading as Head Nurse....plus, they were Deliberately going for the effect that Do Hui Jae, in order to hide her identity, underwent an extensive plastic surgery to completely alter her face...
So of course she wouldn't look like that other woman....
@@undrielgrenger53 it's not look like. She didn't pull off the evil vibe. They could have gotten an actress who could do both
@@SI_Mariyama_Thomas Thats the whole purpose...they didn't WANT a lookalike or her, or otherwise, we'd all know before who the Head Nurse really was....they went for a completely different face change to throw off everybody and I like that as it kept the expectation and suspense right up to the last two episodes! Genius, if you would ask me...
I had a crush on that nurse🥺
Imaooooo
Great twist
They never explain who was the person that mun yeong dad killed and I thought she saw her mother dead body so how is the mother alive??? I need explanation😭😭😭
The person the dad Thought he killed was the mother....
Park Haeng-Ja (aka mun's mum) did plastic surgery probably after waking up with a brain trauma or something
@@CurryBoy17 She probably really did plastic surgery initially because she wanted to repair the damage to her battered face, but then she was probablay like, "well, I can use this as an excuse to hide my identity..."
Mun yeong recuerda ver a su madre en el agua que le pedía ayuda. Creo que es el cap 1.
I saw a crazy theory about this in a channel named "drama hyung" which states that the head nurse was in fact, not really Do Hui Jae, Ko Moon Young‘s estranged, psychotic murdered of a mother. This theory stemmed from the title of the last episode - “The Father of A Tale of Two Sisters”. As you would have noticed, each episode is titled after a fairytale, and it eludes to the ongoings of the episodes. For example, the week before’s was “Romeo & Juliet”. What exactly is A Tale of Two Sisters? A Korean fairytale, it is about two siblings, Janghwa and Hongryeon, who are abused by their stepmother. Soon, elder daughter Janghwa was killed by her stepmother, and Hongryeon soon followed suit voluntarily. Later on, the two enacted revenge as they wanted to redress Janghwa’s wrongful death. Drama Hyung infers, that the head nurse is then, not Do Hui Jae, but her sister instead. In a Korean horror classic based on A Tale of Two Sisters, the movie adaptation has the younger sister undergoing dissociative identity disorder, often thinking she is her older sister instead. Drama Hyung thus theorizes that the head nurse thinks she is Do Hui Jae, and thus becomes possessive over everything Do Hui Jae “owns”, including Moon Young and Ko Dae Hwan. This would explain why the glass is shattered over Do Hui Jae’s face in the picture.This explains why Moon Young said that she could not recognize the head nurse as her mother, even if plastic surgery was done. Drama Hyung further claims that the head nurse had framed the original Do Hui Jae for the murders, in order to more perfectly take over her life. This would also explain why Moon Young has happy and warm memories of her mother, in addition to chilling and possessive ones. Perhaps Moon Young got confused between her real mother and her aunt, the head nurse.
You can watch the video here th-cam.com/video/RGkpRnU4gYQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GfzwJlX90SH5dfLL or just search the scary plot twist of it's ok not to be ok.
an accident from the fall caused her to become a nurse? infiltrate the building? holy shit...
Ella venía de una familia de doctores. Eso lo explican en la cap 1 creo. Y ella misma estudió medicina y lo dejo por ser escritora.
I saw a crazy theory about this in a channel named "drama hyung" which states that the head nurse was in fact, not really Do Hui Jae, Ko Moon Young‘s estranged, psychotic murdered of a mother. This theory stemmed from the title of the last episode - “The Father of A Tale of Two Sisters”. As you would have noticed, each episode is titled after a fairytale, and it eludes to the ongoings of the episodes. For example, the week before’s was “Romeo & Juliet”. What exactly is A Tale of Two Sisters? A Korean fairytale, it is about two siblings, Janghwa and Hongryeon, who are abused by their stepmother. Soon, elder daughter Janghwa was killed by her stepmother, and Hongryeon soon followed suit voluntarily. Later on, the two enacted revenge as they wanted to redress Janghwa’s wrongful death. Drama Hyung infers, that the head nurse is then, not Do Hui Jae, but her sister instead. In a Korean horror classic based on A Tale of Two Sisters, the movie adaptation has the younger sister undergoing dissociative identity disorder, often thinking she is her older sister instead. Drama Hyung thus theorizes that the head nurse thinks she is Do Hui Jae, and thus becomes possessive over everything Do Hui Jae “owns”, including Moon Young and Ko Dae Hwan. This would explain why the glass is shattered over Do Hui Jae’s face in the picture.This explains why Moon Young said that she could not recognize the head nurse as her mother, even if plastic surgery was done. Drama Hyung further claims that the head nurse had framed the original Do Hui Jae for the murders, in order to more perfectly take over her life. This would also explain why Moon Young has happy and warm memories of her mother, in addition to chilling and possessive ones. Perhaps Moon Young got confused between her real mother and her aunt, the head nurse.
You can watch the video here th-cam.com/video/RGkpRnU4gYQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GfzwJlX90SH5dfLL or just search the scary plot twist of it's ok not to be ok.
Episode????
The s my fadart movie
can someone help me ? How did she survive from the fall accident caused by her husband ?
Her husband was diagnosed with dementia and he was on a shocked state and drunk on that day, he probably never killed her, she was knocked out due to the blood loss. He thought she was dead cause his senses werent right.
Mun Yeong also had a nightmare where she saw her mother asking for help in the lake, that nightmare might be half true. The whole idea is that the Moon Brothers, Ko Mun Yeong and her father had mixed up their experiences due to their trauma. Like how Gang Tae thought it was his brother who liked the food from a specific restaurant, while it was he himself who really liked it and their mom took them there. Its basically a memory game with their trauma.
I think the head nurse is not ko Mon young's real mom but is it ko Mon young's auntie who is very evil
The real bad person is ko Mon young's auntie not her mom ko Mon young's must mistaken that her mom is evil even though it's not but her auntie who look like her mom
@@zerimiahcastulo1078 its Do Hui Jae, not her sister or aunt.
The whole point of the show was to heal. The main cast and ko mun youngs father had all mixed up their memories due to their trauma.
The guy thought he killed her, but that probably never happend, you gotta remember the same day he "killed" his wife, he was diagnosed with dementia, he was drunk and in a state of shock, what we saw from his perspective probably isnt true. Ko Mun Yeong also thought she was dead, she was probably having a sense of relief cause her abusive mother was gone so she liked to imagine it that way.
Remember the woman who thought her daughter was alive? until she got a reality check from Ko Mun Yeong? Thats literally the same state the main cast is.
@@GiorgosAigio96There's an episode titled "The tale of two sisters"
I feel like the head nurse isn't MY mom but her aunt. The father mistook his wife killing GT mother because of his brain cancer with his wife sister instead. Therefore the real murderer was MY mom's sister instead aka head nurse. The sister/head nurse was devastated and basically personified herself into her sister/ MY real mother. Just like the story of the tale of two sisters.
Mr. Lee talked about how DHJ (mom) left her family and is estranged to them so MY never met her relatives. Also ep 13's fairytail about father and her two daughters could be referencing to DHJ having a sister