#Sky castle ep 14 full

Does it matter that your child is smarter or more successful than other children if they're in complete agony? Of all things, they push and push and push their children.for bragging rights. And.for what purpose? To satisfy the parents' eligibility for bragging rights. 'These children can do this and that why aren't you able to?' This competitive mindset is dangerous often parents will disregard their children's wellbeing for the sole sake of pushing them towards the absolute limit to be better everyone around them. I was also constantly compared to other children, told how I was inferior to them. 'Who cares if they acknowledge you or not? I just want to be happy.'

Here's a quote that really resonated with me in the drama: Who cares about what I want, right? Children aren't and shouldn't be a parent's opportunity at a second chance towards their dream they are their own people, and should be respected as so. Endlessly I was told to become a doctor, a lawyer, or insert whatever high paying prestigious occupation. These are serious issues that potentially tread on life and death, and it's very well highlighted within the drama.ДЄt times it wasn't even the studying that was the most draining part of my childhood, but the fact that I felt unloved, only there to satisfy my parents' desires. Often times I thought about suicide, running away from home-these options seemed better than the torture that was presented by my parents. In many cases, this absolutely destroys children's relationships with their parents. In some cases, everything works out fine in others, the child adapts a similar perspective as the parents, and the abusive cycle repeats. So many parents also project their ambitions and dreams onto their children saying it's for the best, never asking or caring what their children want. The cycle of punishment can create a rift between a parent and child that gradually expands and expands, eventually leading igniting hatred. The drama displays the issues that can arise through punishment especially, as opposed to positive reinforcement. This type of harsh environment is displayed in SKY Castle, and it really unveils how damaging it is to a family.ДЄbuse shouldn't be a tolerated, period. It wasn't uncommon for me to experience physical abuse for disobeying anything or not achieving expectations. Actually getting perfect? No compliment, only expected to upkeep the results. Got an A, but it wasn't 100%? Not good enough. When I was growing up, anything not perfect was considered failure. Some elements of the drama are definitely exaggerated, but parenting ideals are unfortunately very accurate.

This drama hits extra close to home and really resonates with people who relate with any of the characters' upbringings, which is fairly common amongst Asian households with views along the conservative side of the spectrum.ДЄs someone that grew up in an environment frighteningly similar to some of the children in the drama, these issues are very real. Yes, the aforementioned are important, but at what cost? Certainly not at the expense of giving up all of one's happiness or opportunity for happiness. SKY Castle focuses on a person's wellbeing above all else, be it education, money, or job position. The drama tends to often be dramatized, especially as it is a satirical work, but the underlying themes are never truly lost.

#Sky castle ep 14 full

The drama has impeccable directing, story is full of plot twists, comedy is subtle and melds well, and the cliffhangers are absolutely wild. SKY Castle is a satirical drama that criticizes practices from corrupt business hierarchy to extreme parenting environments. If I could name a drama equivalent to The Handmaiden, it would be SKY Castle. You can skip to the end for a tl dr summary of the review if you do not wish to read everything.

Rewatch Value 9.0 This review will not contain any spoilers, but it will be a long, emotional one-and at some points, very personal.