a family is brought together by love not by blood. the fact that at the end of the drama we come to find that geu-ru was adopted and that jeong-u saved him as a baby and saw how strong he was as an infant in the nicu, adds another layer to the story. The way in which he ensured that geu-ru knew how treasured continually brought tears to my eyes throughout the drama. the respect in which jeong-u and geu-ru carried out their job was incredible. but his father sought out these moments and tasks that would build up on the abilities that geu-ru had was beautiful.
since the world in which we live does not leave many opportunities for geu-ru and his unique set of abilities. the fact that ‘move to heaven’ was a business that geo-ru’s father, jeong-u, left for him to be able to sustain himself. There are a vast list of things i loved about this drama from the mere concept to the way that we saw character development. This is not a comprehensive review more so a rambling of thoughts. we follow them as they get to know each other and to see if sang-gu will truly be geu-ru’s guardian.
geo-ru’s own father passes, and his estranged uncle appears to be his guardian. it is a company that arranges items of the deceased.
he works for his father at ‘move to heaven’. We follow geu-ru a young man with asperger syndrome. and i am so glad this drama ended up on my radar. i was intrigued because i had finished ‘racket boys’ just a bit ago and absolutely loved tang joon-sang. i absolutely loved the unique storyline and the cast of characters we got to discover and unpack.
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