5 Comments to “Pachinko Season 2 (2024) Episode 6”

1. I’ve so Much to say about this episode but I’ll start with saying This Novel Pachinko is amazing and portrays the reality of people back in that time…
   Everytime I see Noah my heart pains a lot…That kid is exposed to so much at the very early age of his life I’m glad Sunja decided the good approach cz if it was Hansu he would’ve done the harsh way in deed..
   I know Hansu wasn’t a great father but he has every right to be concerned about his daughter who will be engaged to that politician.. considering how they treat him in meetings how will they treat a half breed Japanese girl??.. girls weren’t considered back then…
   I’m starting to know more about Hansu, he was used to provide Seeds and work for that Japanese family since they knew him and he was easy to control , he never felt love or belonged anywhere until he met Sunja.. the methods he used was brutal true, but in that time everyone was out for themselves…
   Sunja and Hansu were right in wanting to Show Noah the reality of treatment how koreans were receiving….. and I’m glad Noah passed the exam😊

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2. Everyone is struggling in their own way. I can’t blame Sunja and Hansu for wanting a better future for Noa. Taking out that loan was a mistake and Mozasu’s pachinko business might suffer. I am worried about the older gentlemen approaching Sunja and it’s comforting seeing Mozasu checking out his background. Solomon seems to be digging himself a hole even greater than the previous one.

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3. I couldn’t understand the grandchild pov 😂

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4. I’m surprised that Hansu didn’t realize that his secret som wasn’t such a secret after all when literally all of his power comes from his father-in-law, but the look on his face made me giggle a little bit 🤭

   Poor Mr Kim, he’s at the end of his rope, he looks rough, like he’s seconds away from snapping.

   Sunja’s last speech about how Noa and Mozasu MUST thrive is kinda sad considering Mozasu’s probably about to blackmail this little old man

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5. I’m curious….does older Sunja and older Hansu cross paths again?

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