Who are you: school 2015 (2015), who are you ep

It has been quite a while since I finished watching School 2015, but the plot has left me longing ever since. “School 2015: Who are you?” is the sixth instalment in KBS’ School series. The plot is full of twists and turns; & keeps you highly engrossed, from the very first episode. It depicts the dark realities of School culture, bullying, twisted love relationships, unrecoverable trauma, and the power nguồn of sisterhood. Most importantly, it empowers the audience khổng lồ stand up against any form of bullying or injustice. Watching this drama was an absolute roller coaster ride, and I went through a plethora of emotions.

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Plot

In brief, the story revolves around the life of two identical twin sisters Go Eun-byul và Lee Eun-bi (played by actress Kim So-hyun), who were separated at the age of 5. Go Eun-byul was adopted and started living a normal life with her supportive mother figure, while Lee Eun-bi lived in a foster trang chủ and spent the majority of her time looking after younger residents. However, she hides the fact that she was getting bullied in her school. She tried to keep herself together until one day she gave up and tries to end her life. Go Eun-byul, being aware of her sister’s tragic life, saved her sister from drowning; exchanged identity with her, and kept it a secret. Lee Eun-bi suffered amnesia & thus started living her sister’s life. Until Lee Eun-bi’s bully Kim Hee-jung (played by thân phụ Song-joo) is transferred lớn her new school; và threatens lớn expose Lee Eun-bi’s truth. Since Go Eun-byul herself had a history & is guilty of losing a friend due to bullying, she supported Lee Eun-bi to overcome her worst fears & speak up against her bully.

Why you should watch?

The drama radiates many strong emotions. I was able lớn sympathize with Lee Eun-bi; I felt her pain, I was seeking answers with her, & I felt empowered when she finally got the courage lớn speak up against her bully. Her revival & acceptance of her identity felt liberating to lớn me as well. Go Eun-byul was the most savage character in the drama and her comeback added a lot of depth lớn the story. The fact that Kim So-hyun was merely 16 years old when she played such strong characters is insane. She indeed is a talented actress. I cannot go on without mentioning that actress cha Song-joo, has delivered an amazing performance and her skills have contributed a lot lớn this drama.

Another thing lớn look forward khổng lồ in this drama is the love triangle between Lee Eun-bi, và her two classmates: Gong Tae-kwang (played by Yook Sung-jae) và Ha Yi-an (played by Nam Joo-hyuk). Both of them have contrasting personalities, and it is an interesting journey khổng lồ find out who Lee Eun-bi ends up with. (Spoiler alert) This drama gave me one of the worst second lead syndromes ever! The chemistry between Lee Eun-bi & Gong Tae-kwang kept me hooked up till the end. They shared an ample amount of screen time, and their friendship is pure và innocent, with genuine care và respect. Gong Tae-kwang was also among the first few people to lớn find out about the identity of Lee Eun-bi. He is an adorable character; though he has a family history of his own, he never let his messy personal life reflect upon himself.

I especially love the OST “Reset” by Tiger JK. It served as icing on the cake. This is by far one of the best OSTs I’ve heard in a long time. The tuy vậy is powerful, with an ethereal blend of delicate yet strong vocals; and rap.

“It’s okay…If you are hurt. Because you are just 18 years old…”

The story ends on a light lưu ý and spreads a message of standing up for the truth và following your heart. Teenagers are fragile, but this show celebrates the power nguồn of youth. Love interests of this show are complicated, but it overall ends on the lưu ý that teenage love is about where your heart bends since they are still young to know the gravity of love, which is completely justifiable.

Overall, it is a beautiful drama with a cảm biến of almost everything; the way story is bound together is nothing but cinematic brilliance. Have you seen this drama yet? What are your thoughts? Tell us in the comments

Unimaginable terrors in a place of education, Who Are You: School 2015 imparts meaningful messages to lớn the youth và adults. 

Each school life experience may be unique, but no one deserves to lớn have a traumatic one. The series has emphasized key issues that students face with regards khổng lồ their academics as well as the school’s atmosphere. 

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 Who Are You: School 2015 Quick Plot Recap

Separated during their childhood, Lee Eun Bi and Go Eun Byeol (Kim So Hyun) are identical twins that are now living two completely different lives. For Eun Bi, she lives in an orphanage & holds the children there dear lớn her heart. Despite her warm attitude, she is bullied in school và treated as an outcast by everyone, headed by So Yeong (Jo Soo Hyang). 

Living and studying with prestige in a private school, Eun Byeol is a student that nobody can mess with given her strong attitude. Due to lớn an incident, Eun Bi jumps off to lớn the waters, but she is saved and wakes up in a hospital. Eun Byeol, on the other hand, becomes missing và is assumed to lớn be dead. For a while, she lives as Go Eun Byeol, where she meets her twin sister’s childhood friend Han Yi An (Nam Joo Hyuk), & also forms a friendship with Kong Tae Kwang (Yook Sung Jae). Realizing who she really is, Eun Bi tries her best lớn live the life of her identical twin Eun Byeol.

Upon living that life, truths about the incidents that have happened in the past are exposed. Mysteries are solved as people reappear khổng lồ set the records straight with, & liable people take responsibility.

Who Are You: School 2015 Series Peak Points

Substantial Discussion on School Violence
At its beginning, viewers are shown the life of Eun Bi being bullied by a classmate of hers. From that point, various issues are shown wherein it was also highlighted how rich students easily walk away from their atrocities. 

Showing life in a prestigious private school, both peer pressure & academic pressure are highlighted. Presenting the issues faced by students with their peers, they resort khổng lồ masking their identity either through their money or connections in order khổng lồ gain friends. While people are pressured to do well in their academics, it has been shown that there are students who take on measures such as sabotaging others’ work khổng lồ reach their goals.

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Not only are the students at fault in the issues presented in the series, but adults are also held liable for the outcome of the events presented. School directors, parents, & teachers who tolerate injustice by turning a blind eye on the wrongs of their students are part of the root problem. Due khổng lồ their neglect, students who should be protected are exposed to harm, và problems with school life arise. 

Unfolding Mysteries in the Plot
The school life that appears lớn be youthful is filled with mystery, and these are given light as the series progresses. With Eun Bi who jumped off in the waters, she is saved from drowning, và now lives the life of her identical twin. Aware of her identical twin’s existence, It was revealed that Eun Byeol was looking after Eun Bi even after their separation at the orphanage in their childhood.For Eun Byeol & other people in her school who are haunted with mysterious messages, the truth of an incident that took place a long time ago is revealed. The resolution of that mystery gradually progressed to lớn the revelation of the truth, holding the adults in the school liable to the event.

Given that every hint và clue took some time to lớn be revealed, viewers may be hooked in speculating what could have made Eun Byeol tormented with guilt. 

Clear Portrayal of Character’s Identity In a classroom filled with various individuals, each person would have a distinct personality that they own. For Kim So Hyun who portrays both Eun Byeol and Eun Bi, she has proven her talent in acting as she has shown the difference between Eun Bi and Eun Byeol. Her facial expressions & eyes tell whether her character exudes warmth, or if she is acting lượt thích someone who is pretending lớn be somebody else.The love triangle in the series with Yook Sung Jae and Nam Joo Hyuk’s characters has created a strong impression on its viewers, siding to the second male lead more often. Even though his family life is saddening, Tae Kwang is a character who is playful và cheeky. He provides comedic relief khổng lồ Eun Bi as well as lớn the viewers, which makes him adorable.Given that there are school bullies in the series, the cast members who portrayed these roles can truly rile up the viewers, proving their excellence in acting. People may sympathize with the hardships faced by Eun Bi, but there would also be scenes of redemption given the satisfying turn of events.

Who Are You: School 2015 Series Musings

Newer dramas have a lot to lớn offer with regards to lớn school life at present, but Who Are You: School 2015 has also offered a lot during its release. It has tackled relevant và rising forms of problems in school. 

In the beginning, one would really feel bad for Eun Bi, and be enraged with the doings of So Yeong. However, seeing how Eun Bi mustered the courage, and Eun Byeol reappeared again at the right time, a confrontation scene can relieve your pent-up frustrations. Although So Yeong may be a detestable character, in real life, all we could hope for people like her is change & reformation.

Not only vì students who take part in school violence should be held liable, but also authorities who tolerate và encourage these behaviors. Nobody deserves a traumatic & painful school life, & adults who guide students should be a mã sản phẩm to own up to lớn their mistakes instead of continuously supporting these wrongdoings. Mainly the morals & school life reality has been the strongest point of this drama. The pairing who ended up together still feels mismatched because personally, Tae Kwang, the second male lead has an irreplaceable bond with Eun Bi more. Although both characters are played by the same actress, you’d still hope which character Eun Bi và Eun Byeol ended up with.Cast members of the series are commendable, from the school bullies up lớn the male leads. For nam giới Joo Hyuk who was just starting, he has done well in portraying his role, who is a swimmer. Yook Sung Jae’s character has caused an uproar as many have believed that he deserved more, and this can prove how effective his formed bond with Eun Bi is.

A Helping Hand Lessens the Burden of One’s Troubles
Excluding the twins separated at childhood plot, a lot can be commended with the relevance of the plot. The identical twin can be tolerable, but in the end, what will stick lớn its viewers are the drama’s lessons.Reaching out to people, & checking up on them can mean a lot, và sometimes, it can save a life. As simple it may appear, a caring heart and ears ready to listen can brighten someone’s day. Watch Who Are You: School 2015, available on Netflix, i
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