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A capture image from SBS' "Rooftop Prince" seventh episode [SBS] |
Not just that, ¡°Rooftop Prince¡± utilized the characters¡¯ secret in birth as a tool to develop the story, and even went beyond using it as just a story setting. In the sixth episode, Wu Yong-sool (Jung Suk-won) complains to king Lee Gak, saying that all the luck he has in his life is solely because he was born into a royal family. His line in the scene explained why ¡°Rooftop Prince¡± had to bring hierarchical society into question and its characters are transcending time and space. Also, last night¡¯s seventh episode went beyond explaining how their secret of birth is putting the characters in the same cycle of life from the Joseon Dynasty; it threw the viewers a question, if we are destined to do certain things in life. A king from the class-oriented Joseon Dynasty jumped into the 21st century, but he quickly adjusts without any problem -- which shows that the modern society is pervasively being controlled under a strict hierarchical order, just like the Joseon Dynasty was largely divided into a royal class and a lower class. Especially, the management system that centers around Tae-moo precisely shows that the company follows the traditional class-society system. Of course, Sena (Jung Yu-mi) and Tae-moo (Lee Tae-sung)¡¯s attempts to change their destiny and the three courtiers¡¯ situation can be seen as the result of giving up to their fate. But the drama is not even at the half point and there is plenty of room for the series to build a stronger bond with the viewers.
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