"I was the one who made the mistake"... Oh Yoona faces conflict following daughter's 'denial of existence' remarks

The mother-daughter relationship in the JTBC drama 'Salon De Nabi' reached a peak of conflict through a sharp verbal dispute. In a video released from the 6th episode, the process of a mother's remarks, defining her daughter's existence as a 'mistake', leaving deep wounds on the daughter, was depicted.

"Am I the mistake in your life?"... Denial of existence and the collision of mother and daughter

In the video, the daughter expresses strong rejection after encountering remarks in the context that her existence had a negative impact on her mother's life. The daughter asks her mother, "Was I the mistake in your life?", questioning if her birth was the cause of ruining her mother's life. This is interpreted as an emotional explosion derived from the mother mentioning past choices and divorce.

In response, the mother shows an attitude of emphasizing that it was her own choice, saying, "I was the one who made the mistake, not you." The mother attempts to justify her mistake by saying, "Not all mistakes are bad," but rather than providing comfort to the daughter, this way of speaking leads to the result of her existence being denied, showing a pattern of intensifying the conflict.

The parallel lines of a daughter wanting independence and a mother emphasizing reality

The conflict between the mother and daughter extends beyond simple ontological issues to lifestyle and independence issues. The daughter expresses her feelings of being the most unhappy person in the world and declares her intention to leave home and become independent. However, to the daughter, who is a minor and unable to achieve economic independence, the mother expresses the difficulty of independence by mentioning practical issues such as living expenses and rent.

The daughter maintains a rebellious attitude, asking, "Can't I leave the house starting from age twenty?", while the mother emphasizes practical constraints, saying, "You can't leave because you are young." This confrontation shows their positions running in parallel lines, revealing how differences in values among family members lead to a breakdown in communication.

The scene was dealt with in episode 6 of the drama 'Salon De Nabi' and is interpreted as a part that shows the impact of emotional language occurring within a family on an individual's formation of self.