In this episode, we come to know the man who shares the chain with our Seung Yoo is called Jo Suk-Joo. Together they successfully trick those mercenaries into believing that Seung Yoo has died (as they saw him falling from the cliff with their own eyes) and use their boat to escape the island with Wang No Geol, a coward, pompous prisoner. However, Seung Yoo is severely injured so they come to a gisaeng house to seek for help, for Suk-Joo's brother is a gisaeng here (he's too beautiful for a man).


The princess and Jung Jong joins the scheme of Keum-Sung to assasinate Su Yang on Se Ryung's wedding day. After that, Shin Myun begs Jung Jong to come to his wedding, as he's the only friend left. Jung Jong refuses, yet Shin Myun says desperately, "I'll be waiting for you!".

Knowing that the ship has sinked, Se Ryung's like a dead person. Because of that, Shin Myun asks Su Yang to postpone the wedding day (he's a gentleman indeed).

Se Ryung and Shin Myun helps Seung Yoo's sister-in-law and his niece to find a shelter to hide in the meantime because they were degraded into slaves. Knowing Se Ryung's heart has never opened to him, he shouts, "Just how long do I have to wait?" and suddenly hugs her. In scouting the house of Prince Su Yang, Seung Yoo happens to see them together...


My comment: I'm kinda disappointed with Moon Chae Won's performance in this episode, fortunately Park Shi Hoo's has compensated for her failure. I always have the feelings that she's merely acting and the mask she's wearing is starting to crack. Even though Se Ryung's living, she's actually dying. The wedding day is near and Se Ryung should have been a wandering spirit who has nowhere to go, no one to believe in. But all I see in the Moon Chae Won's Se Ryung is just an annoying brat, tears are fake and pain isn't there, in her heart.
On the other hand, Park Shi Hoo has done a good job, even though his lines aren't many. He has captured the character's feelings and let it all out. Well, I'm not saying this because I'm his fan, but because of his talent. Keep up the good work, PSH!
I'm starting to like Princess' Man's soundtracks even more, especially the song {Destino}, which you often hear in intense moments and the ending song (I still don't know its name, urg...)