"That ring isn't even pretty" Seol Jung-hwan's reaction to Jeon Hye-won's remark

A video containing a conversation between Jeon Hye-won and Seol Jung-hwan, characters from the KBS drama 'A Trap Called Desire', has been released. The video captures scenes from 'A Trap Called Desire', a drama that depicts the process of a woman whose life was stolen due to a false murder charge facing massive desire.

Jeon Hye-won's mention of the ring design and Seol Jung-hwan's reaction

In the released video, a scene appears where Jeon Hye-won says to the ring worn by the other person, "That ring isn't even pretty." Immediately following this remark, Seol Jung-hwan is seen taking off the ring, showing the relationship between the characters in the drama. This scene coincides with the video title, "That ring... isn't even pretty," where Seol Jung-hwan takes off the ring following Jeon Hye-won's words. Along with mentioning that the ring is not pretty, Jeon Hye-won also encourages him to eat a lot of food.

Everyday conversation sharing food preferences

The first half of the video includes everyday conversations as the characters share food. The cast goes through a process of asking and answering which type of tteokbokki they prefer between wheat rice cakes and rice cakes. In a conversation conducted by shouting "one, two, three" and answering simultaneously, the opinions of the wheat cake faction and the rice cake faction intersect, and in the subsequent question about preference between jajangmyeon and jjamppong, the answer comes that jajangmyeon cannot be beaten. They are also seen encouraging their senior to eat plenty of food.

Mosquito allergy situation and reactions between characters

In the video, a scene where they converse about being bitten by mosquitoes is also confirmed. A character with a mosquito allergy appears, showing the process of looking for medicine and the concern regarding it. In particular, a conversation filled with worry follows, asking if the bitten area will swell up or fill with pus like last time. In this process, the line "Who on earth do you take after?" is mentioned, along with a reaction that there is no such person in the house and a character showing annoyance because of the mosquito. Meanwhile, during the conversation, there is also a mention of "Should we just get married" along with a reaction to the situation of being buried everywhere.