the little things that occur to spark passion and ultimately love. In all the 4 episodes I have seen the lovemaking scenes with a lot of exposure and sometimes an awkward lovemaking scene, but the lovemaking scene in episode 4 is beautiful…. Here, I can believe the rumour that Kamenashi Kazuya kun is heading for marriage with Fukoda Kyoko san. It was very sweet and delicate beautiful lovemaking scene…. I guess it's because it is believable and "makes us want to do it"!!!!. They reveal emotions or beliefs too painful to be shared with other characters. They reveal hope or dreams or resignation. Make the protagonist’s character vulnerable, naked, without protection. We find out their personality and details of their life over time. Getting to know characters in a story is like getting to know people in real life. I should be made curious about the drama characters, fill my heads with questions that must be answered, and not fill them in on exactly where, when, who and how. Too much accounting always ruins the mystery of a drama, and the unknown is what propels us to watch further. I enjoy when the drama has a good balance between exposition and mystery. The first 2 episodes are an ‘information dump’ ….with too much exposition – when they go beyond what is necessary for simply ‘setting the scene’, where the episode is a road map for the rest of the drama. I want to see the protagonist with a “fighter mentality” and not one that seem to give up. Especially so when the body language from Yui san does not accentuate the essence of the lovemaking act.Ī story that opens on the protagonist’s loser mental reflection of their situation is waving a RED flag. That’s so true, but there’s a fine dividing line between an intriguing hook and one that’s just a “put-off” especially an overtly sexual scene that comes in too early too fast too soon. I understand people say ‘Open with a hook!’ to grab the viewer. I respect all the “blood, sweat and tears” that go into this drama to be successfully put on screen.įrom I have read on drama, scene and character analysis …This is what I feel about Second Love…Įpisode 4 should have come in as the first episode and the certain scenes in the previous 3 episodes should be used as flashback when necessary to connect the story. Please forgive me… I am not taking away all their hard effort in making this into a great drama… The Morning After…Now this is the real thing!!!!…. Not knowing that Kei is looking at her, she walks across a passage connecting two buildings at her school.
She is having an affair with a colleague who has a wife and a child. Yui is in her 30's and a teacher at prestigious female high school.
He then sees Yui Nishihara ( Kyoko Fukada). One the day he learns has a failed another audition, Kei becomes depressed and feels like he wants to die. Although talented, Kei has yet to pass an audition.
He keeps taking auditions for foreign dance companies, while working part-time jobs. Kei ( Kazuya Kamenashi) is a contemporary dancer. Release Date: February 6 - March 20, 2015.
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