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In this episode of Check It/Round Table Onna discusses Love by Chance 2, Ep4, and how this episode follows Tin horns-waggling Can and Lemon, and finding out how the siblings arrived at their nicknames, takes the two home, and steals a kiss from Can, which drives Can up a wall.  Can awakes the next day and rushes out of the house to find Can is waiting to take him to school which leads to an impasse where Can is trying to figure things out and to figure out if Tin is messing with him and Tin declares he is hitting on Can and will continue to hit on Can, although he has no clue on how to do that.  

Ae turns a corner in this episode thanks to a friend who pulled him up and gets him to volunteer and this, for some reason, makes Ae upload a status update on social media for some reason--possibly to reach Pete???  Ae seems to turn a corner in this episode, Ae seems to realize things may get better as things go on and he learns to breath.

Onna adds the fact that though Tin and Can are indeed a weird ball of wool, Can teaches Tin to play, and this "ability to play" is perhaps what is helps nurture their relationship, which though maybe not the best of reasons to end up together, is not a bad reason as reasons go.  Onna considers how Can is a weird, honest, kind individual and as Tin states in a previous episode, Can acts "Like a five-year-old."  Onna concludes with how curiosity about life and the ability to play is what she hopes is the last thing to leave her because curiosity and the ability to play is what allows us to cross the line or erase the lines we create and the people who help us stay curious, to play, and to erase those lines because they ask us questions about our lives may not help our lives be easy, but help us as we create a meaningful  life.  Onna considers that reevaluating our lines that we are comfortable with and having friends who help us see the world differently and who help us questions our reasoning , like Can asks Tin, helps us be who we need to be.  It's all here.  It's all real.