MOVE TO HEAVEN 1.01 / 1.10
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Can we talk about all the social commentary Move to Heaven did? Let me break it down by episodes:
Episode 1 (Teenage factory worker who died alone in his cheap apartment):
Workplace negligence
Social inequity
School abandonment due to lack of funds
Ableism (the boss trying to take advantage of the parents' deafness)
Filial piety
Episode 2 & 3 (Elderly woman dies and a stash of cash is found)
Elderly abuse (negligence and abandonment fall under this category)
I don't remember the exact term, but taking advantage of the benefits of guardianship.
Grief and understanding of death.
Dementia
Parental regret
General regret
Episode 4 (Woman murdered by "boyfriend")
Femicide
Under the past point, missing the signs of abuse
Confronting trauma
Episode 5 (Doctor and Cellist)
Homosexuality and homophobia
Learning to accept yourself
Shame and fear of being disowned
Bravery (as in, it comes in different shapes)
Episode 6 (elderly couple commits double suicide)
Once again, elderly abuse.
The importance of small acts of kindness
Learning empathy
True love
Fear of walking the last walk alone (the reason why the crew was so desperate to find people to mourn the couple)
Episode 7 (Sang Gu and Kim Su Cheol's story)
The real meaning of living (was Su Cheol still living or just a body connected to a machine)
Gambling and underground fighting, and how difficult it is to break the cycle
Punch drunk syndrome
Guilt (Sang Gu feels guilty over Su Cheol's death)
Episode 8 (a walk down memory lane)
Child abuse
Abandonment
Brotherly love
The mall accident (a very important part of Korea's history)
The impact of promises
Once again, regrets and lifetime regrets
Episode 9 (Kang So Min search for his birth mother)
Concept of family
The dangers of international adoptions
Immigrants struggles
Cultural feeling of not belonging anywhere
Dying alone in the world
Unspoken misunderstandings
Episode 10 (Geu Ru's struggle to move on)
Infant abandoment
Sign language as an alternative to verbal communication (I had never seen this been brought up in media)
Family is something that you form, not something that's already there
Letting go
I missed some things, and failed to properly explain some others, but this is roughly what I gathered
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ok so crying over a book is one of the most prominent sign of compassion for humanity. you’re crying over someone who isn’t really there, doesn’t really exist, but you still feel for them as if you've known them your entire life.
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FRIENDLY REMINDER THAT 'DOING YOUR BEST DOES NOT MEAN WORKING YOURSELF TO THE POINT 0F A MENTAL BREAKDOWN.
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ENOUGH! We are ALL going to take a ceramics class 😤
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Blowjob? or handjob?
full time job with health care benefits
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"of course i remembered" is a love language
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I love this scene so much 💚
Their cute lil awkward conversations, sharing a single blanket, Sylvie looking comfy and Loki smiling to himself shyly in the last gif 🥺💕
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now who’s the damsel in distress?
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i was at a bookshop yesterday buying three books and the cashier looked at my stack and went “oh one of my favorites! oh another one of my favorites! oh three of my favorites !!” and all i could think was
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