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Could Sisyphus: The Myth feature many BTS references? Why Park Shin Hye's show might be a treat for the ARMY
Sisyphus: The Myth has already featured BTS's song Spring Day in one of their recent promos. Here's why we feel the Park Shin Hye starrer could feature more BTS references.
Park Shin Hye will appear in the upcoming K-drama Sisyphus: The Myth. The actress stars opposite Cho Seung Woo on the show. Trailers and posters have already revealed that the actress plays the role of Kang Seo Hae, Cho Seung Woo's saviour in the series, who travels a long and dangerous path for him. Her character comes from the future where the land of ruins due to war, controlled by warlords and bullies. While the action-packed trailer has hinted that the actress will have a number of stunt scenes, a recently released clip revealed Park Shin Hye was enjoying BTS's hit track Spring Day.
While this was enough to get ARMY excited, it has now been revealed that her character is an ARMY on the show. While revealing details about a few scenes featured in Sisyphus: The Myth, Soompi reported that Kang Seo Hae's typical day includes heading out to grab a few essentials, which is deemed as an important task for sustaining life in her shelter. She scans through market places in the hope to find everything she needs. "If it’s her lucky day, she may also find something special, like photos of her favourite band BTS or crackers in a lost bag. Whenever something like this happens, Seo Hae yells out like a child, “Yes, score!”" the publication reported.
While Spring Day has already appeared in the promos, we wouldn't be surprised if a few BTS references are made through the whole series. Maybe viewers will learn how she was introduced to the K-pop group, how she managed to hold on to the group's songs and merch while the world came tumbling down on her and more!
As we wait to see what Sisyphus: The Myth could hold for ARMY, Park Shin Hye said Kang Seo Hae is holding on to her innocence while surviving in a desolate world. "As she’s grown up living such an isolated life, there’s a lot of things she doesn’t know about the world and has quite an innocent side," she said.
Sisyphus: The Myth is set to premiere on February 17. Stay tuned to Pinkvilla for more updates.
