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Secret Garden: The Anatomy of a True Love Story
Posted on January 11, 2012 by Dan
From the Queens Vantage Point:
Throughout history there have been true love stories told, acted, and read. Such stories are Romeo and Juliet, Gone With the Wind, Ghost, and Secret Garden. What makes these stories last for all time is the way true love endures and is so strong that not even death can separate the lovers. Some people believe that they will live on and meet their true love in another life and have the opportunity to love again and again and again. There are the expected and unexpected difficulties that come with being truly in love but the lovers persist in having their way. They believe that even Heaven protects their love and that even the devil, himself, cannot keep them apart. Such people live for the each other and have the constant need to touch, breathe, and feel the other persons caring constantly. For them there is no such thing as being together too much. In fact, if anything, being apart is the worst possible situation to be in. Being apart is like a death in and of itself.
Until I had the opportunity to see Secret Garden, I thought that everything that one could say or express about love had been written, acted, sang, and talked about. What the actors did with this script was magic itself. This series was my introduction to Hyun Bin and I am in love with his acting for life. Even though I have seen him in other series since then, none has had the effect that his portrayal of Kim Jo Won has. And that is saying a lot because this man is one dynamic actor.
From My Lovely Sam Soon to The World They Live In, this man is an acting genius. But as the lover of Gil Ra Im in Secret Garden, he puts the actors of the Golden Age to shame. In my opinion, a modern day Clark Gable, Tyrone Powers, or Errol Flynn could not touch his finesse of this role if they were still around and young today. There is not a chance that Brad Pitt, Kevin Costner or a younger Tom Cruise could do it either. The Queen is satisfied to say from her vantage point, he is the best in this role and will remain so for all time.
While he may look like a laughable buffon in some of the episodes, this man is shrewd in business and firm with his mother who dotes on her only son. Even when mother takes everything away, he stands his ground and stands by his woman. Every woman watching this series, young or old, married or single envied Gil Ra Im and imagined herself in Ra Ims place from beginning to end. The classic line to his mother, I have been your son for 34 years and now I want to be that womans man for the rest of my life (or words to that effect) sent most of us watching over the edge! What man would say that to not only mother but one who held such gigantic purse strings? Moms shock was impressive! And Kim Jo Won was impressive to a greater extent. For his amazing woman, no sacrifice was too great!
The final stage was set as he placed her unconscious body in his car and gave her what he thought was his last thoughts as he drove off into the storm to give her his soul. His soul, ladies, did that not leave you weak all over? No hesitation was evident in his movements or his motives. Ra Im must live even if it meant his dying! No weak-kneed Romeo here! No running afoul of the law forest-dwelling robber! And no dead lover who had to leave in the end unless that was the only way! Ji Won is a man and a man covers his woman in his love and holds her more precious than his own life! The love story for all time is Secret Garden. Women will still watch it when they are more mature and if they have not found such love for their own lives or even a pale comparison, there will still be the envy of Gil Ra Im who must have been blessed beyond all reason to have been given such a gift. From the Queens vantage point, what a way to live and to love!
http://blog.dramafever.com/2012/01/secret-garden-the-anatomy-of-a-true-love-story/
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