I'm pretty sure this is a hilarious scene....I love the reaction of In Ha when called by Dal Po LOL i just didn't capture it

I am fearing the worst case scenario of why Ro Sa would like to meet up with InHa.... the same way that she met up with InHa's mother some 14 years ago..... why ?

to threaten her with something .. what is up with Beomjo's mother ?
How come InHa's father, who then was a successful bank manager... became a small realtor... why did Cha Ok divorced him? Did Beomjo's mother framed InHa's father for bank embezzelment or something ? What weapon did Ro Sa hold to make Cha Ok be submissive ?

I have so many questions....

awwww.. their embrace and his kiss on her head.... sweeeeettt !


Something NEW... kiss on the palm then post it on the forehead wish I could find a picture of that

oh my... here comes Dalpo rushing in....

and watch how InHa jumps when he got serious and yelled at her...

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I didn't know whether to get startled but recover fast and laugh at the whole scene...

Yoorae is baacckkk ! with her assumptions...

flustered after Cap drinks on her can beverage....

Yoorae is dreaming that Cap likes her because he bought her the same can drink he drank from her the last time.

Pinocchio Episode 17 RAW


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nu2me wrote:
There!!! LOL.....i laughed a lot at these scene.....thanks for the gif sis @eve

The palm kiss on the forehead....




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Recap: Pinocchio Episode 17


Unlike her mother, In Ha is ready to wear the scarlet letter labeling her a traitor.


^{Episode 17 “Scarlet Letter”}

Cha Ok once was a real journalist, but 14 years ago, she made a choice that turned her journalism yellow.

In Ha confronts her mom with the evidence she has now of the connection between her, Beom Jo’s mom, and the politician 14 years ago. In Ha shakes in anger as she slams the envelope containing her mom’s old cellphone and a print-out of the retrieved text messages on the table. She demands to know if Cha Ok is really a journalist. She thought her mom might have really believed that Ki Ho Sang was the culprit 14 years ago, or it was just a mistake on her part. No, she wanted to believe that about her mom. But how she knows Cha Ok was only Ro Sa’s puppet. How could she? How could Cha Ok, as a reporter, no, a human being do such a thing?!


In Ha declares she will make sure that this story is made known to the world. Cha Ok asks if In Ha thinks she has the power to do so or that MSC will let her report this story. In Ha replies that she knows she doesn’t have the power or the support of MSC so she will give the information to YGN.

Cha Ok reminds In Ha that to do so is to become a whistle-blower and that she will be fired by MSC. In Ha has conviction, though, and she declares she will start over at another network.

Cha Ok reminds In Ha of the foolishness of her words. No company will accept a whistle-blower. In Ha will never be able to become a reporter again.



Cha Ok reveals that she was just like In Ha 14 years ago. She had learned of the connection between her boss, who is the current YGN news department head, Yeon Do Young, and Park Ro Sa. She had threatened to blow the whistle on them, but just as she is doing now to In Ha, Do Young made it clear to her what happens to whistle-blowers. But if she doesn’t become one, he can help her become big, like the first female to become the metro news captain. What she can offer In Ha now is a permanent place at MSC after her internship ends. If In Ha just reports (or not report) one story that “they” want her to, she can report on 99 other stories she wants to.

Cha Ok wants In Ha to make the best decision, not as her boss but as her mom. Cha Ok saw what happened to whistle-blowers personally. She reveals the story of In Ha’s dad, who used to be a rising section chief at a bank way back when. But he blew the whistle on his boss providing illegal loans and found himself without a job.

Cha Ok asks who In Ha thinks is worse off now and In Ha steadfastly claims that she never thought her dad led a pathetic life; rather, now that she knows this story, she is proud of her dad. In Ha declares, “I will choose differently from you.”

In Ha and her dad are more alike than they each know.

In Ha rushes home to her dad after speaking with her mom to ask him about his past. But Dal Pyung has some questions of his own after hearing from Dal Po that it was In Ha’s hair that he found at his house, not some other girl’s. While at first Dal Pyung was relieved to hear that Dal Po hadn’t just easily gotten over In Ha, now he is upset that In Ha was at a man’s house alone at night.

So Dal Pyung starts scolding In Ha, toothbrush in hand and toothpaste dribbling down the sides of his mouth. He is wearing a worn down, dirty tracksuit, and as In Ha looks at him scolding her, she is reminded of what she just said to her mom, that she is proud of her dad. But In Ha is not too sure now.


It’s a situation that is all to similar to us with Dal Pyung being embarrassed about In Ha after pouring out compliments about her to Dal Po but finding her in a dirty tracksuit and eating with her fingers. In Ha and her dad are so alike- both in their courage to do the right thing, and both in their love AND embarrassment of each other.

Doing the right thing is often the hardest thing to do.

In Ha brings the evidence to her seniors: Gong Joo and Il Joo. When they don’t know the texts are between Cha Ok and Ro Sa, they are eager to report the story, but when they do find out, their tails go between their legs. They are afraid of being fired and of never being able to be a reporter again. They have responsibilities to their families and need a livelihood. They can’t bite the hand that feeds them.


In Ha looks disappointed in them so Il Joo asks In Ha if she can really blow the whistle and if she is ready to give up being a reporter. While In Ha says she can, she hiccups, revealing how scared she is really.

In Ha is disappointed in herself and is frustrated, not being able to make a decision even as she is walking into the lobby of the YGN building. That is, until she sees Dal Po. As soon as she seems him, her hiccups stop. In Ha smiles as she gazes at Dal Po, her mind made up and her heart settled. He asks her why she is smiling, and she just tells him that she had a lot on her mind but they all disappeared when she saw him. She hugs him, wondering why she was even hesitant in the first place.



At a cafe In Ha hands Dal Po the evidence she has- the text messages between Cha Ok and Ro Sa from 2000. She watches in pain as Dal Po reads through the texts that instruct Cha Ok to use his father as a veil to cover the real culprit. She trembles along with Dal Po and cries as he cries. When Dal Po describes how his father became a criminal in everyone’s eyes just because of a few texts messages, In Ha confirms, feeling embarrassed over what her mom did.