The Journey to Killing You Episode 6

meh ending

Like of course a season 2 is needed for this, but I think that they could have just combined them and made it 12 episodes with these short episodes and that still would have worked but i dont know. I also dont know how long the second season is i havent checked, but it will be next on my list because we know that i like to draw things out for too long. But I am going to try and that's all that matters. Okay a lot to do, lets run this shit. I just bugged out grammarly on my phone, but thats okay. They need to lock in and stop doing all of these god damn flashbacks come on now. so the gunshot was to symbolize them starting a new life i guess. i would give the ending a 7.5/10. like i know theres a season 2 but i was really expecting more with this ending, i dont really know, but yeah, thats another show off the list. okay bye!

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after the previous ep, where i was sure this…

after the previous ep, where i was sure this would have a sad ending, i am happy to be wrong & the mains r together at the end. BUT this ep doesn't a finale, not unless there is a 2nd season in the makings.. there too many open ends - IMO. am glad Odajima bought his freedom, but the fact Keito had the balls to call it a family. let alone himself a parent/father was disgusting & also PTSD inducing (given Odajima's family) yet he left & i find it weird that he didn't talk to Kataoka about it - if for no other reason then to realize, that the guy that ended up murdering Asahi was the same guy Keito sent to stab & then shoot Kataoka. so the one at fault for Asahi's murder is Keito, but the f*cker has now inherited the place of his father & is sitting at the top of the "family" meaning he is untouchable... ***********************************************************************************************also is Kataoka still on the run?!? if he aint, then he on vacation?!? as a member of the yakuza, he needs to earn & offer his share weekly to the head. so him running of to have a honeymoon with Odajima wont matter to the new boss - Keito. who already warned Odajima not to come before him, idk there a lot of open ends & that is frustrating to me. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************but on a whole this was really well made, loved the acting & the plot too (even though it was kinda brutal & raw), there was no sugar coating to the life in a yakuza & how the hierarchy works - how the subordinates get treated. even the romance that we got, wasn't the typical lovey dovey sh*t we r used too - it was jaded & harsh with no sweet nothings.... as Kataoka is a man of few words, idk if what has developed between him & Odajima can be called love, or how long it will last. *************************but as this is the end i guess i will never find out, unless i check out the manga (which i have a feeling might be a harsher version of what we saw & then idk if i have the stomach for that..) so i'm left guessing. oh well this was great, even if the end left me wanting...

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