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Yes, although it would be too easy that way. FL has it tough now because how can she get revenge in a way that truly hurts them without killing anyone? Even if she makes them fall into poverty, it’s not enough of a punishment.

...And yes, the FL should have taken Miso to a psychologist ages ago, especially after she fainted from stress. But that doesn't take the blame away from the rich family, especially Seri's mom/sister, who is theoretically responsible for her.

Ok, this episode was way too sad. I truly hope this drama doesn't end up redeeming the villains, because what they did to the protagonist is beyond redemption.

Thanks for letting me know, I refreshed the page several times and it just showed up. I thought it wasn’t letting me watch more episodes because I don’t have a subscription.

Why isn’t episode 12 on Kocowa? And where did you all watch the episode?

This drama has some nice lines, for example:

"Forgiveness is what the powerful give the powerless."

"My heart sinks even when you break a nail. When you cry tears, I shed blood."

Call me weird, but I liked seeing Miso act out and be unreasonable. In the first episodes, she was so good she didn’t even feel real—too sweet to be a teenager. Besides, it makes sense that she’s acting this way now. It’s obvious her mom overprotected her. I imagine it’s also because she was born sick, and her mom saw her as vulnerable. I think the mom shielding her so much made her grow up in a bubble, and now that bubble has burst because of the violence she went through. Since she doesn’t know who to take it out on, and doesn’t see her mom as a source of support, she just lashes out at her.

And the FL wasting time going to look for the lawyer. I get that she’s desperate, but that guy already tried to kill her daughter before she was even born. What makes her think he has enough empathy to care now?
I’m sticking with the theory some people mentioned in the comments—that Miso is going to die, and that’s when the FL will get serious about revenge. And if she doesn’t die, she’ll end up in a coma or something like that.

The rich family has reached another level of cruelty. It’s crazy that they took away the FL’s workplace, and with it, her means of livelihood. They also took away her daughter’s chance to go to school. It’s time for the FL to put on the red dress and start her revenge. I hope miso doesn’t die before the mother steps up.

Maybe she thought it was more important to protect the child than to get revenge on the guy. If she went after him, he would find out the child was still alive.

Well, what a scu m bag the lawyer is. Now everything points to him actually being Miso’s father, even though the FL doesn’t admit it. I remember she told her daughter that she was born premature and sick, that the doctors said she was going to die. So it was because of the drug that guy put in the FL cup.

Yes, but the police in this drama are useless if you're poor. They're living in a capitalist hell where the rich do whatever they want, and the poor are treated like medieval peasants. In the last episode, the FL asked Gyeong Chae to apologize, and she simply replied that forgiveness is something the powerful give to those who have no power. I hope that’s enough for the protagonist to realize that if she wants justice, she’ll have to get it herself.

How can you compare throwing a cake at someone with beating up a person so badly they need surgery? Miso was left abandoned in an alley without even calling an ambulance. Besides, the cake was in response to what she did to her friend — it wasn’t violence for the sake of violence.

Just "high school acquaintances" is way too boring, and they looked shocked when they saw each other—especially the FL. I don't know if he's Miso's dad, but there's definitely some history there.

It's true. I think part of the fun is reading the comments and making fun of the weird and nonsensical things that happen in it.
And to be honest, so far I find this drama enjoyable.

I mean that it doesn’t make sense to put the image of the victim and not of the criminal you’re looking for. On the flyers, you can see it’s her daughter’s face that’s shown.
If she had nothing, it would have been better to keep following the lead of the company, since that’s something solid.

It's funny that we all already know Gyeong Chae is Seri's mother because the drama made it so obvious, even though it hasn't confirmed anything.

And what's the point of handing out flyers with the victim's face on them? Obviously, no one will know anything. The main character should have tracked down Mingan Company or whatever it's called. I mean, she already knows there's a 16-year-old girl with a history of bullying in that family.

I also hope they don’t kill her, even though she’s so sweet it’s giving me diabetes.

Ah ok, thanks

Really? That explains why writers don't care about coherence — they probably have to write many dramas at once and in a short amount of time.
By the new Mbc drama, do you mean The Queen's House?

Yeah, it seems like people only want happy endings even if they don't make sense.
In my case, I might go back to watching a long drama at some point if I have nothing to watch and I'm bored, but I definitely wouldn't watch anything written by the people who wrote this drama.

I think she has Stockholm syndrome.