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I noticed the same thing about the fl. She both looks and speaks too refined considering her life circumstances. She was rougher as a child and her life hadn't gotten any easier since then

Can you remember if Ina ever assumed the killer's gender based solely on crime scenes, not her unreliable memory? In many dramas profilers usually do that and I don't remember anyone here ever assuming the killer was female

yeah, I figured he must be just some random person passing. Ina's not a reliable narrator because of her memory problems. I don't mind them misleading us for the purpose of shock and mistery (they did that a lot in Mouse) but in these cases I feel it would be better for the truth to be shown to the audience in the end. It's just satisfactory to watch and the story feels more complete

Okay, here's my two cents: First of all, I would like to praise the production. The visual effects, Ina's outfits, often usage of different nail polishes - everything was on point (to avoid saying on fire in this moment 😅). Music was wonderful for the theme! The tone of this show isn't as dark and gritty as some other thrillers (imo Mouse and Signal were much darker) even though we had completely uncensored scenes of the chopped body and a man sprawled on the pavement. This drama had more of a noir artsy vibe and I appreciate it. I hated the thought of Hansaem or Ina being the killer just for the sake of it being shocking. Either of them being the killer made zero sense to me and I don't know how they would've explained it at all. Plus, we've had way too many dramas with main lead killer trope. Her backstory was logical and fitting and her death was heartbreaking considering she chose to go the same way her mother died, at the place she lost her and she saved the most painful death for herself. Here are some thoughts: 1)I honestly think we needed one more episode. In my opinion, a few things were left unfolding behind the scenes that shouldn't have. First of all, I would've liked to see the moment Park Gyu Young's character got lost at the amusement park. How did she separate from her mom and how did she end up living in the orphanage? Then, when it comes to all the killings. I don't think we needed to see all of them happening on screen. BUT, I think we should've seen deaths of that journalist and Ina's uncle simply because we've already seen them from Ina's perspective and wrongfully been lead to believe they were committed by a man. I think those two specific murders should've been clarified to the audience. Was the man entering the building just a random passerby? He seemed too tall and wide to be Park Gyu Young in disguise 😂 Also Ina's parents. As I assumed, after her conversation about them with Oh Cheol Jin she investigated behind the scenes and just randomly spit out that they owned some parcels on that market whatsoever. I wish we got some info about them and their deal in the whole story, including their deaths. 2)Now we can assume that the boy with darkness in his eyes was just a random young patient of Hwang In Chan 😂 3)A lot of people noticed the excessive usage of colour red and assumed it had some meaning. Thinking of it now it probably represents blood and is there simply for aesthetic reasons. 4)I'm really glad that they adressed Hansaem's mother living in The One City but I can't believe she didn't ask him that in the first episode 😂😂I really enjoyed the series but I think the last two episodes were a bit rushed, which was kinda expected because we all had a lot of questions

crazy and terrible lol

well they say you dream about your worst fears 😂

could someone elaborate on Ina's parents a bit? I feel it was left underexplained

I had a dream last night where they wrapped this up with Hansaem being the killer and Ina somehow existing only in his mind and I was so RELIEVED when I woke up 😂

she loses part of her memory due to trauma and is kinda stuck with a teenage girl behaviour. There is the thing with her parents which won't be explained until the last episode I guess that's it. She gets nicer later

ok so one more day before we find out if the rating's gonna be a 9.0 or a 7.0 😂

for me it's quite good! it's visually and acoustically pleasing, fast paced and the fashion is on point! After episode 9 you can still only guess who the killer is so they are keeping the big revelation for the very end

He's so captivating! I only saw him here and in Death's game, you could say he's captivating there as well but also very evil 😂 in this drama he's swoonworthy 🥺

I love how the only constant after each episode airs are the comments praising the king's physique and charisma HE DESERVES ITT

when I started watching this drama I thought it was somehow different from your usual kdramas and then it came to me - it was unusually quiet lol. It was one of the first things I noticed about it, zero background music

also "chop chop guy" I screamed 😂😂

I love this!

I was wondering about her parents as well but now I think she might've started looking into it already, since they sometimes have her investigate *behind the scenes* and then mention it later. There was a scene in episode 8 where she goes into male psychiatrist's office and his phone starts buzzing, then it gets cut onto the next scene. I don't think we saw who called him but I'm assuming she did and it will probably be revealed in next eps, maybe that is the case with digging into her parents as well? I hope so because it would be reaaally out of character for her to just ignore that important info

I really like the tone and aesthetics of this drama

I still enjoy watching this drama but I just thought their actions in episode 11 were simply unintelligent. I get they meant to kill Bibi off at some point for human Kangcheori development but I don't think it was executed well.. He acted more like a possessive human teenager than a wise deity and it just didn't sit well 😭 someone in the comments pointed out that they always and an episode with a cliffhanger (which I like) but it is resolved within seconds in the opening scene of the next episode. These are minor problems with the pacing that I've noticed. But this is a 16 episode kdrama and they tend to have writing issues around eps 9-12 so I guess we're past that now 😅 Judging by the preview I think the next ep is going to be interesting

I agree. Maybe this time they had cut it due to budget or episode duration or something? However, they do tend to please the audience since shows are being cancelled left and right due to criticism 😭 I feel that is the reason we don't get many original kdramas anymore