Tan reminds him that he’s a dead man if he touches Eun-sang, and Young-do finally spells out his convoluted plan: Tan lets go of Eun-sang, and only then will he stop terrorizing them all. He calms down and ushers her outside so he can talk to Young-do privately. Eun-sang has enough presence of mind to get in between them, and hugs Tan, crying for him to stop. Tan screams through the window and then just starts kicking at the door until it busts open, and goes crazy, grabbing the nearest chair to swing at Young-do. Tan arrives outside the broadcasting station at school to find Eun-sang pinned against the wall by Young-do, as he tells her that he’ll be messing with everyone but her, including himself. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. It’s likelier the show won’t extend, but anyway, just a warning that there’s a chance it will.Ĭhoi Jin-hyuk – “돌아보지 마 (Don’t Look Back)” for The Heirs OST Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Some reports say it’ll end on 20 as planned, while others say it’s still undecided. It’s likely something that SBS is promoting now that the show has reached 20% ratings, but producers have been pretty clear about it being a 20-episode project. There are mixed reports that Heirs is considering an extension, to which I say: Please omg no no no no no no no. But just when you expect it to be more of the same, Eun-sang shows that she’s not as toothless as she seems. You know she’s scary when Young-do is trying to reason with her.
Now it’s time for the girls to duke it out, because why let the boys have all the fun? Rachel starts poking around and generally being smarter than we’d all like her to be, and begins her reign of terror. 519 NovemJanuHeirs: Episode 14 by girlfriday
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