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Mass hysteria took over more than 200 people were accused of witchcraft in colonial Massachusetts over the next year, and 20 were executed 14 were women. She was planning on taking Shinhwa as revenge for the fact that Ma Tae San was the reason Do Jin s real father and her fiance was killed in a car crash.
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[Kdrama] ‘The Legendary Witch’ ep 40 END ~recap/review/opinion~
“Magic Bakery” if flourishing with the former 5 inmates giving interviews and promoting their bread’s quality. During the interview, Soo In explains that their bread even appeared in a magazine before Shinhwa released their (copied) line. On the other hand, the women don’t hide the fact that all of them are former inmates. Meanwhile, the Ma family is watching the interview making Joo Ran’s blood boil.
However, shortly, Joo Ran’s husband receives a phone call that informs him about the message board from the company being filled with complains about copying “Magic Bakery” bread. At the same time, Joo Ran is called once again in regards of the private detective agency.
To save Shinhwa, Joo Hee talks in an open press conference about being the sole person who took the decision of copying the recipe from the smaller bakery thus she resigns from her position from the company. On her way out of the hall, she meets up with Woo Seok who praises her courage for revealing everything yet she starts crying saying that he is finally talking like he used (when they were closer). Still, she seems to finally understand that Woo Seok doesn’t have feeling for her and tells him that she will leave for America to clear her head over everything that happened.
Later, the shareholders give Woo Seok the position of CEO in Shinhwa but he refuses with the excuse of going back to Paris and asks the board to put someone else, fit for the position.
Tae San is informed by his lawyer that Do Hyun made another will which he leaves everything to Woo Seok. In all that, the only member of the Mas working at Shinhwa is Joo Ran’s husband.
Things are getting better for Aeng Ran who finally understand that it’s time to let everything behind and enjoy her time together with her son and his family.
Further, the bakery is going smooth however the others see Soo In wondering around in thoughts leaving Poong Gum who tells her that she should stop Woo Seok from leaving. Nr 911 tells Mi Oh and Poong Geum to stop pestering Soo In regarding her relationship with Woo Seok because people that are meant to be together will eventually meet again.
At the airport, Yi Moon together with Bok Nyeo and Byul are saying their good bye to Woo Seok before leaving to Paris. Although the little girl tries to stay strong, in the end she starts crying when Woo Seok gives his blessing to her. Before boarding, Woo Seok looks behind him, probably waiting for Soo In and since he doesn’t see her, the man leaves.
Meanwhile at the bakery, Poong Geum advices Soo In to go after Woo Seok. Shortly Bok Nyeo comes back and tells them that her son left. Having a lot of thoughts, Soo In steps outside to think but as she was sitting alone, she receives a video message from Woo Seok in which he tells her that the moment she will call asking for him to return, he will. As a goodbye, Woo Seok says that his heart will always be with her.
Time passes and the Mas are kind of quiet after Joo Hee left the country and Tae San went to prison. But the breakfast is disturbed by the police who comes to investigate Joo Ran about the private detective agency. Yet, they inform her that she is being investigated for vandalism (in the first episodes she hired the private detectives to “take care” of Soo In’s food truck) and they drag her to the police office.
At the police office, Joo Ran acts like she doesn’t know the private detectives however the detective that was taking care of her case plays a recording between Joo Ran and the members of the private detective agency. Soo In and the others are being called to be informed about finding the culprit behind the food truck. Thinking that Soo In will save her, Joo Ran falls on her keens and begs for help but none of the 5 women want to help her.
Aeng Ran spends time with her grandson. Later she receives a call from Do Jin who tells her about what happened to Joo Ran. By the way, Do Jin seems to be working for a company now. After talking with Do Jin, Aeng Ran takes the little boy and goes to see how Dan Shim is doing. Maybe because the woman is still in shock, Dan Shim thinks that Do Hyun is aboard to complete his studies. Since she was home alone, the woman asks Aeng Ran to take her and the later one agrees.
Tae San remembers the words his son said in a past episode and he also remembers all the sins he did. At the baker, Soo In remembers the moments she spent with Woo Seok and after that she takes a look at the rings she wears on her necklace.
After some time, Soo In goes to the Women Penitentiary for her baking classes. During class, she tells her students that years before, she also was an inmate and with this, Soo In tries to teach them that they should also take the opportunity as she did in the past because it may change their future.
On the other hand, Joo Ran keeps lying about feeling unwell but the nurse is feed up with her. Returned to her cell, the other inmates make fun of her. Then she receives a visit from Nr 911 who tells her that Soo In will be holding baking classes at the Penitentiary.
Tae San accepts his punishment. During a visit, Joo Ran’s husband lets Tae San know that even though his wife is in prison, she is healthy and doing well.
Another day, Aeng Ran takes Dan Shim to visit Tae San. In front of the two women, Tae San admits to his sins towards everyone and apologizes for what he did to Aeng Ran’s fiancé in the past.
Surprisingly, Poong Geum had twins and is happily living in Yi Moon’s house with Mr Tak who also seems to have gotten a better job. With the money Mr Tak received from his juniors, Poong Geum wants to open a new “Magic bakery”.
Yi Moon is being upset and wants to rush his marriage with Bok Nyeo. Seeing the upset Yi Moon, Poong Geum and Mr Tak decide that is time to talk with the others about the marriage between Yi Moon and Bok Nyeo. Although, the others want to help, Nr 911 gets angry that she is also pitifully and wants to marry someone. To calm the woman, Poong Geum says that after Bok Nyeo marries, she will set up a marriage plan for Nr 911 as well. After setting everything, they all think that it will be better to make a “surprise marriage” for the two future married couple.
A couple of days later, everyone goes to Jeju Island to prepare for the marriage. After dinner, Soo In spends some time with Byul and the two talk about how much both miss Woo Seok.
The weeding day comes and everyone is all smiles. The first to enter are the bride’s maids however when the Bok Nyeo enters the one that was leading her appears to be Woo Seok. Woo Seok’s return was a gift from Nr 911 for both Soo In and Bok Nyeo. Soo In can’t hide her smile when she sees Woo Seok meanwhile the wedding goes as planned. After the weeding, Woo Seok and Soo In go to talk separately.
Meeting for the first time in a year the two are a little awkward at first but Soo In finally reveals that she missed him. Hearing her confession, Woo Seok hugs her and she continues at his request to say that she missed him every day. Finally she also takes the rings out of the necklace and gives one to Woo Seok. After exchanging the rings, the couple kiss.
Back in Seoul, the court rules Bok Nyeo not guilty for the fire. Mi Oh and Do Jin continue to be happy together. Nr 911 opens her business and finds a man she likes.
My final thoughts:
Honestly, even though this drama gave me a lot of disappointment, in a way I liked it. For almost 5 months I enjoyed watching it every weekend. The story is average and the acting lacked although I know most of these actors and they all did a great job in their past projects.
I personally didn’t like the way Do Hyun’s story was handled, however for me he along with Aeng Ran will remain as memorable characters. First, Do Hyun showed a lot in just a small amount of appearances throughout the drama and Aeng Ran won my heart by far.
As for the relationship between Woo Seok and Soo In, at first I was reluctant with them ending together but looking back, it is the best solution for both to start anew. Soo In needed to feel and live with someone that won’t suppress her and for Woo Seok it was time to think of a new future by accepting someone else into his life.
I do agree that leaving a husband after 10 years for another man isn’t actually the correct way of doing things, however from my point of view, relationships come and go, end and start (or start and end) yet the length of a relationship shouldn’t make the new one fade away, who knows maybe the freshly new relationship may be stronger than the past one. The point is that everyone has the right to think of themselves, their own happiness and be greedy from time to time. Both Woo Seok and Soo In accepted each other as they are and started having feelings for each other as time passed.
As for the “witch” part, indeed we didn’t get a proper revenge plot nor anything more ‘hard core’ from out main women but as the ending message said “The world called them witches, but we call them avengers now”. From what I think, the term “witch” was mostly used to reflect them as former inmates, probably the producers wanted to showcase the similarities between witches in the past that were chased away thus the 5 women were always chased and had a hard time dealing with rejection in the everyday society. In the end, they all managed to build a normal life for themselves and integrate properly.
To put it simply, “The legendary witch” focused a lot on women and how strong they are by wanting to protect and build for themselves and for those around them but at the same time, this drama showed how frail women can be.
Overall, I enjoyed this drama with its bad and goods.
Thank you for reading my posts and I’m sorry for the grammar mistakes.
As for the “witch” part, indeed we didn’t get a proper revenge plot nor anything more ‘hard core’ from out main women but as the ending message said “The world called them witches, but we call them avengers now”. From what I think, the term “witch” was mostly used to reflect them as former inmates, probably the producers wanted to showcase the similarities between witches in the past that were chased away thus the 5 women were always chased and had a hard time dealing with rejection in the everyday society. In the end, they all managed to build a normal life for themselves and integrate properly.
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