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seorin was a charming character; she had everything jangmi lacked, and the contrast between the two was wonderful. it's truly a shame that she died in a terrible car accident that day after catching junho confessing his feelings to jangmi... so sad.

i think i've read better fanfiction on wattpad.

agreed. she's already done enough. staying with the man who was willing to kidnap her sister and hold her hostage just to satisfy his sick fantasy would be too much.

i'd like to double down and say it's beyond absurd, but words fail me to describe such a blunder. i'm watching a tomfoolery.

oh, it's unbearable. unbearable! it's simply insane how they handled this kidnapping. the way the characters treated junho as if he didn't know what he was doing and that kidnapping her was a moment of weakness, something a lecture would solve.
this man is completely OUT OF HIS MIND, you let him go now and he comes back later to do something MUCH worse, what the hell!? and how do they have the nerve to let a character who was KIDNAPPED feel so safe with the kidnapper's presence that she sleeps like a baby and doesn't even FEEL him lying next to her during the night? he could have done whatever he wanted to her in that house and she wouldn't have been able to defend herself.

the slow-motion scenes of the veil falling, of junho stepping on the bouquet... and then on the veil too since only the bouquet wasn't dramatic enough. it's so childish it gives me a headache. it's the kind of scene we Don't have to feel bad for their pretense. we should be addressing the elephant in the room.

and the ghost town? there wasn't a single living soul in the vicinity. #&!$?&

each scene was more ridiculous than the last. two adults playing house, how unbearable.

baekho should have at least thrown himself in front of the car, it would have been a hit-and-run. adding insult to injury!

i would never blame a victim for being unable to react, but even a rabbit knows how to jump as soon as it senses danger.

in stressful or fearful situations, our bodies produce adrenaline for the sole purpose of increasing our "fight or flight" response. her reaction, besides being unrealistic, was a slap in the face, showing how little they care about what they write.
no one is going to let themselves be dragged out of a church like that; all she did was try to pull her hand away. it doesn't even seem like she was THAT afraid of him since she offered no resistance at all. i would've made him crash the car, because anything, even death, is better than being kidnapped by a man. just thinking about it makes me nauseous.

and what in the actual Hell is wrong with baekho? he's the weakest man i've ever seen. a guy who can't even throw a punch back and falls twice in a row in front of his wife... so, so embarrassing.

i could even accept hwayoung's crocodile tears moving her if i hadn't seen that she had clearly made a decision before the accident and that there's absolutely no reason for her to have changed her mind. her obsession over junho is indeed the only thing in track and remotely believable, but it's still weird, especially since it looks like she still considers hwayoung her mom. for some reason.

what i can't accept is that, ever since seorin gradually began to uncover hwayoung's true nature, she never allowed herself to be swayed by the thin layer of affection covering her heart.

when she realized she couldn't ignore hwayoung's hostility and her desire to hurt jangmi, she allowed jangmi into her life because she thought she could protect her. she lied to her because she was afraid she would confront hwayoung and get hurt.

when she went out with her and the two formed a deeper bond, she decided to let jangmi do whatever she wanted with the evidence SHE collected because she understood what truly weighed on her heart. even after waking from her coma, her greatest concern was her sister's well-being.

i find it very difficult to believe that seorin, who had already accepted jangmi and sukhee as family, would react so stupidly. i could overlook her strange behavior towards junho (because it's indeed something she would do lol) but everything else just isn't right.

ugh, don't remind me. i knew this was bound to happen, but it's way less fun in practice than in theory.

not dealing with this today.

i'm very disappointed with how they're handling seorin's character. i've always had a completely different perspective on her, so the direction they're taking now is frustrating, and it's not just the path itself, but the way it's being approached. has it turned into a high school drama again?

anyway, i have a little hope for sukhee's new journey. i'll cling to that for now.

this is truly terrifying, the testimony of one of the victims is stomach-churning. and to think that they only tightened the adoption processes so recently...

my mom was also adopted. it's not something i've never heard of, but i didn't know that some governments sanctioned it. woah.

it's really meant to take you off guard. i'm even starting to fear that jangmi might be a figment of seorin's imagination... 😵‍💫

why are moms like this lmao my mom also starts to doubt reality when she watches soaps

you have no idea! MBC is going to have to pay for psychological damages... i'm getting paranoid! what if my whole life has been a lie? oh, how scary... it gives me chills... jokes aside, i'm having so much fun with whatever's wrong with this drama. next thing you know, they'll say that baekho's mom is the housekeeper.

i'm afraid that if i investigate a little, i'll discover that i'm adopted too... how scary... so scary...

nobody ever remembers anything until the very last moment; highest concentration of people prone to alzheimer's per square meter. and it really makes sense, given his personality he would be a great dad to baekho too. the guard dog and the lap dog.