“Worship Me”: Son Suk-ku’s confession and key scenes from 'My Liberation Notes'

A new video featuring key scenes from the JTBC drama 'My Liberation Notes' has been released. The compilation focuses on the characters' perspectives on life and their unique way of forming relationships through the concept of 'worship'.

“Love is not enough; worship me” — A longing for fulfillment

The characters in the video speak of their repetitive daily routines and the unfillable voids in their lives. One cast member expresses the exhaustion of not having anyone they truly like, noting that even those they favor have uncomfortable aspects. In a standout moment, one character asks for something to do instead of drinking, pleading, “Worship me,” in order to feel whole. They explain that love alone is insufficient and that they need 'worship'—defined here as cheering someone on and telling them they can do anything—to truly fill the void.

“You make me nervous” — Tension and honesty in relationships

The video also portrays the tension and raw emotions that arise between the characters. One character expresses how another's inconsistent behavior makes them feel, saying, “You make me nervous.” The dialogue candidly reveals negative emotions toward people in their lives, including situations where someone borrows money only to act brazenly afterward. The characters find common ground in the hardships of life and the exhaustion caused by feeling insignificant under the gaze of others.

“Let's live neatly” — Attitudes toward life and the will to change

The video captures the characters' contemplations on how to live. While one character is unsure of the purpose of existence, they show a determination to endure each day by saying, “Let's live neatly.” The dialogue further explores the desire to live differently and the attempt to remain steadfast in their feelings for others without being swayed by inconsistency. Ultimately, the video illustrates how each character endures the gaps in their lives in their own way.