mostly "I Hear Your Voice" and "While You Were Sleeping"
but she also wrote Pinocchio, and all of those have the same male lead
I took these notes for myself, but figured they might be of interest to others.
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DON'T READ BELOW if you haven't watched both shows, because there will be spoilers.
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- A policeman became a lawyer
- Female lead is bright but appears not to be
- Female lead is huge slob at home
- Male lead knows things those around him don't
- Crucial character from childhood not recognized
- Someone lives longer specifically to assist another person
- case of a woman accused of having killed her husband, but who has been threatened/harrassed continuously (central to one show, in passing in another)
- young man whose father has died, taken in by a rural grandfather, who identifies him as a family member
- romantic kiss, thwarted (by a seatbelt in "...Sleeping" and by a sun visor in "...Voice")
- car accident wasn't really the cause of death
- organ transplant ethics / disappointment (availability lost)
- interplay involving lawyers, police, reporters
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kdrama page with the list of things I've seen, and other links and notes * similarities in Song Ji-Na stories (Faith, Healer, Sandglass, Story of a Man, What's Up?)