The Sound of Sugar Cubes Episode 2

i was supersized by that kiss or rather by…

i was supersized by that kiss or rather by the intensity of it - smokin hot, but then got blindside again by the fact that Han Yul was the guy Lee Won knew & maybe he befriended Adolf in the hopes of being in Han Yul's life, without really being in his life?!? guess all 3 (Han Yul, Adolf & Lee Won) were orphans... was that where their connection begins?!? just don't tell me Lee Won & Han Yul related - cause that would be gross.... & am guessing Herod's father adopted Lee Won & treated him like a slave & henchman all rolled up in one. but then how he get a chance to compose & write a famous song?!? also was he the one called to clean up (Adolf) after Herod & his buddies got through with him?!? that would ironically be very f*cked-up. ******************& now him failing Han Yul in the 2nd round - just a way to get close/keep him close?!? cause passing him wouldn't give him the access he needed, to insert himself in Han Yul's life?!?? so many questions....

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I can’t hear the sound

What a confusing way to start a story! I spent much of the first episode trying to figure out who was who, who was doing what, and why any of it mattered. Instead of connecting with the characters, I was busy trying to connect the dots. Eventually, bits and pieces of context begin to emerge, especially toward the end of episode two, and things finally start making sense. I don’t mind a good mystery or a story that slowly reveals itself, but when your episodes are this short, every minute matters. There’s a fine line between keeping your audience intrigued and leaving them completely lost. And when I have to spend so much time just warming up to the characters, how do the writers expect me to connect with them emotionally? In a series with such short episodes, that’s a luxury the writers simply don’t have.

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