theyre not in a romantic rship so why would we be concerned....lol do u know what this show is about? also son…
also to note that in a lot of dramas the actors will have sizeable age gaps IRL. IE younger girl (25) + older man (30s+ or like that recent drama with the 13? yr age difference) in romantic rships and you can /tell/
on the decent ones/good casting ones the actors will be matched in their looks in terms of age. for ex GHJ + KHN for 'camellia' he's my age and she's odler than him by some odd years but they look to be in the same age range (plus clothes, status, affectations etc) if elijah was paired with son hyun joo that would be weird lol ironcically they mention some weird men dating younger women in the show
Ahh the comments. if YOU feel comfortable with it doesn't mean that other people have to. I like normal couples…
they're all actors and actresses doing their jobs. our main concern should be how they're good at what they do and how they make us feel not their looks. he's not geriatric...i think people are just confused at what you mean by age gap relationships since there isn't one. in terms of "eye candy" well as is one's wont lol
theyre not in a romantic rship so why would we be concerned....lol do u know what this show is about? also son…
right i am just confused what you mean by age gap. in the drama the youngest people (besides the youngest detective) have an age difference of 8 yrs....as opposed to a gap bc shes 30 IRL. 8 years is decently sizeable, yets, but time and age work differently by then. he's not like he's like 40 even or 42 lol. he looks way younger than that so i'm shocked he's almost (almost! but not!) 40 IRL. in the show they pass as the same age...her being 30 and him like 32 maybe. ...there's no older man here..
Not sure which incident you are referring to, but in episode 16, they said that there was no black-box/dashcam…
basically not keeping attn to his surroundings lol. he knew that something went wrong but was like "yea lemme just open this trunk here" i think that's what they meant. or like...not looking behind him to make sure people weren't on his ass. lol
a great show! i think the last eps were choppy in terms of morality/lessons and i kind of dont understand the thought processes they all had tbh but....it is indeed a pleasant drama. im gonna have to watch the last two eps when i have more focus
I'M GOING TO MISS IT though. i have more to critique but i really am going to. someone below said interest waned in the last 4 eps but overall good and i agree. something about it was perfect for right now. also good when my hatred for law enforcement is much lower than usual and that ended like yesterday so i don't have to deal with caring about fictional police anymore lmao.
At first i was like lol alright lots of men realize things later in life byt damn he a whole cheater...!!!
ok so i finished adn i really enjoyed it. it was nice. it sucks the way nagisa went about accepting his sexuality while married to rena. extramarital cheating, esp in this context, while it makes sense it puts an immense psychological toll on one's partner. it isn't a crime that he did what he did but cheating on her multiple times to seek sexual gratification then come back to her is not only irresponsible (IE if they are having unprotected sex as a couple) but also really fucked.
the movie is more about them dealing with the divorce and his identity and her motherhood and how their rship fits into that. it was really nice. the best thing is to see how simple sora sees everything. i like that on the flipside of that he's in this town with many old people. for people who are coming into life and transitioning out of it the world becomes so much less complicated. no one can tell you how to be or what to do as long as you're loving someone and treating them with respect. it's so ssimple for sora to say "well well all live together me, you, shun, and mom" bc it is that simple.
i realize that nagisa is selfish and should have been so much more of a better person but he's ostensibly at the latest 31? shun lived an isolated life kept to himself because in a way he was ashamed but loved himself too much to face rejection and fear (like the bar scene my god)
i don't hate nagisa and i'm glad that they had a talk~ that lead to their making up. the movie isn't trying to focus on them specifically bc there's a whole-ass human being that has to be taken care of. i'm glad they didn't leave and i'm glad sora liked it there so much.
i dont particularly understand all of the custody scenes and the accumulation to the end. i like that he apologized and realized he was being selfish but those things passed. it's been 6 yrs, shun tried to move on, and his ass came back (annoying but fine.) he was a stay at home father and the mother worked (another reversal obviously the pressures of womanhood and motherhood particularly in japan and having mom's be "natural caretakers" instead of who is most fit. it's an unbearable burden of being a woman.)
rena wasn't ready for the split moreso bc nagisa was sora's caretaker and to her being a caretaker came second. that was their arrangement. i'm glad they'll get to see her. i don't think rena's mom is helpful but i think plenty of us have been raised by ambitious parents who didn't have enough time for us or had really fraught rships with their parents. the bond between a mother and her child is tight, sometimes too forced, and being with nagisa puts way less pressure on sora. by the time she turns 12 or 13 she can probably have more autonomy in terms of who she would prefer to live with so i wonder who she would choose?
it doesn't matter. she's 6 and she'll just roll with the punches until she gains more autonomy and understanding. the village was really nice. it was a pleasant movie. nagisa is the weakest link as a character but i don't think he's meant to be hated. he's just///selfish. as is men's wont. shun's personality through all of it is interesting. he was central because it's his home, his town, shaking up his life, and he's been the rock through it. anyway cool movie!!
They used to work at different stations back in 2015 (Do Chang was working at Incheon Station while Ji Hyuk was…
it def does! i like the reveal of det nam too. i didn't notice how in the ep of his flashback he's uncovering the body in shock then recovering/planting. also when he went to go check who was at the church.
their rship is so good. do chang would have been a great bio dad to someone or maybe not and he was just supposed to have better connections later on in life. nevertheless, he's gonna be an even greater older brother and uncle.
I think this is what people in law call "ne bis in idem"/"double jeopardy". It is a legal doctrine that "no legal…
what a strange stupid law. i wonder what about it makes so many countries take it on. but re: acquittal wasn't the retrial just to prove that he DIDN'T commit the murders. you know what i have no idea lmao what a ridiculous concept considering most of this was because of bullying and lying.
WTH?! If a retrial is held and someone is found guilty but later on it’s revealed he/she is innocent and the…
yes it's double jeopardy. the show this kind of reminds me of is called "confession" and it's a lot more serious tone-wise but is about the concept of double jeopardy!
also idk if I'M just stupid or what but wholetime i'm just like "she must be putting on an act" cos i kind of can't believe that stupidity lmao but i guess she isn't. he's yanked her around so much. i think her idea of a journalist is silly atp and i thnk what's frustrating about her is that all the other people that fucked up never shroud it in this sense of like Mighty Justice. they know they did fucked up shit and mostly did it to keep their jobs or get things. idk how she didn't stop trusting him by ep like./...4 but whatever esp at the church LOL GIRL!
lots to say but a very enjoyable show. just finished ep 14 and i await the conclusion! the scene with jae hong and eun hye ;-; and then their family dinner. can't wait for next week.
i dont like cops or the legal system b ut here i sit waiting and loving them. i can't wait eun hee to get her son back and they can all be happy in that small-ass house
i really am pleasantly surprised at the unveiling and the results of all this. we got the answers pretty early on but didn't know why and/or how. i'm surprised at how much i enjoy this considerng nothing else (but FOS2) has caught my fancy. the levity and family parts remind me of inspector jo but at the same time the heaviness of the story is actually GOOD and MATTERS. i'm usually willing to overlook certain issues with story if it's more about relationships. since the relationships are interwoven with the crimes i am glad they took the time to pay attention to something really simple and make it as clear cut as negligence and lies (which happens all the time) and the major consequence of turning the cheek. i have very good things to say about the good detective!
also fucking oh jung se's hair is so gross it really does make him look like the biggest creep. great style decisions lmao from jump i was like this dude is hideous and weird
im only on ep 10, but for this one thing i'm ok with spoilers; does kang not know yet? i understand ji huk's perspective…
just finished all running eps! so good *_*
and you're right on all counts. he will def forgive her. i think auditor yoon was a huge blow for him but considering what she did/is doing and how he reacted to it. reminds me fo his "hate the crime" thing. he really has a capacity to forgive but he doesn't expect it in return. i was really happy when he let det jang's wife flee bc some people would try and pressure her but it makes complete sense why he would be worried and console her even at the most crucial of times. i cried during that scene cos of both their pain ;-;
the sad part out of all the sad parts is this is such a personal story and could happen to any of us. idk if you live in the US but the rate of innocent people on death row is excruciatingly high (not to mention the idea of death row could be conflated with your rate of convictions which was aided by a 94 crime bill. pretty horrible and classist and racist. no wonder why dae chul was targeted. and i like that the show gave us the ramifications of poverty from a teen's perspective.)
they wrote that scene really well. i was convinced it was a dream? and when he can't walk towards the executioner. then cutting to his ashes...WOW lmao. i wonder how the last 2 eps will go. it seems like she can't ever forget what happened (seo kyung) and i know he'll forgive her but i think a solid wrap-up would include her wrongdoing.
especially now that eun hye has a family again and ji hyuk is going to support them monetarily. the way everything has accumulated is bonkers. i think i get the gist of it now but it's a lot more interesting than i thought it could be. it sucks that this was the outcome so above all i hope eun hye and her family will be okay. they deserve it
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on the decent ones/good casting ones the actors will be matched in their looks in terms of age. for ex GHJ + KHN for 'camellia' he's my age and she's odler than him by some odd years but they look to be in the same age range (plus clothes, status, affectations etc) if elijah was paired with son hyun joo that would be weird lol ironcically they mention some weird men dating younger women in the show
what ru talking about...
a great show! i think the last eps were choppy in terms of morality/lessons and i kind of dont understand the thought processes they all had tbh but....it is indeed a pleasant drama. im gonna have to watch the last two eps when i have more focus
I'M GOING TO MISS IT though. i have more to critique but i really am going to. someone below said interest waned in the last 4 eps but overall good and i agree. something about it was perfect for right now. also good when my hatred for law enforcement is much lower than usual and that ended like yesterday so i don't have to deal with caring about fictional police anymore lmao.
ok so i finished adn i really enjoyed it. it was nice. it sucks the way nagisa went about accepting his sexuality while married to rena. extramarital cheating, esp in this context, while it makes sense it puts an immense psychological toll on one's partner. it isn't a crime that he did what he did but cheating on her multiple times to seek sexual gratification then come back to her is not only irresponsible (IE if they are having unprotected sex as a couple) but also really fucked.
the movie is more about them dealing with the divorce and his identity and her motherhood and how their rship fits into that. it was really nice. the best thing is to see how simple sora sees everything. i like that on the flipside of that he's in this town with many old people. for people who are coming into life and transitioning out of it the world becomes so much less complicated. no one can tell you how to be or what to do as long as you're loving someone and treating them with respect. it's so ssimple for sora to say "well well all live together me, you, shun, and mom" bc it is that simple.
i realize that nagisa is selfish and should have been so much more of a better person but he's ostensibly at the latest 31? shun lived an isolated life kept to himself because in a way he was ashamed but loved himself too much to face rejection and fear (like the bar scene my god)
i don't hate nagisa and i'm glad that they had a talk~ that lead to their making up. the movie isn't trying to focus on them specifically bc there's a whole-ass human being that has to be taken care of. i'm glad they didn't leave and i'm glad sora liked it there so much.
i dont particularly understand all of the custody scenes and the accumulation to the end. i like that he apologized and realized he was being selfish but those things passed. it's been 6 yrs, shun tried to move on, and his ass came back (annoying but fine.) he was a stay at home father and the mother worked (another reversal obviously the pressures of womanhood and motherhood particularly in japan and having mom's be "natural caretakers" instead of who is most fit. it's an unbearable burden of being a woman.)
rena wasn't ready for the split moreso bc nagisa was sora's caretaker and to her being a caretaker came second. that was their arrangement. i'm glad they'll get to see her. i don't think rena's mom is helpful but i think plenty of us have been raised by ambitious parents who didn't have enough time for us or had really fraught rships with their parents. the bond between a mother and her child is tight, sometimes too forced, and being with nagisa puts way less pressure on sora. by the time she turns 12 or 13 she can probably have more autonomy in terms of who she would prefer to live with so i wonder who she would choose?
it doesn't matter. she's 6 and she'll just roll with the punches until she gains more autonomy and understanding. the village was really nice. it was a pleasant movie. nagisa is the weakest link as a character but i don't think he's meant to be hated. he's just///selfish. as is men's wont. shun's personality through all of it is interesting. he was central because it's his home, his town, shaking up his life, and he's been the rock through it. anyway cool movie!!
their rship is so good. do chang would have been a great bio dad to someone or maybe not and he was just supposed to have better connections later on in life. nevertheless, he's gonna be an even greater older brother and uncle.
also idk if I'M just stupid or what but wholetime i'm just like "she must be putting on an act" cos i kind of can't believe that stupidity lmao but i guess she isn't. he's yanked her around so much. i think her idea of a journalist is silly atp and i thnk what's frustrating about her is that all the other people that fucked up never shroud it in this sense of like Mighty Justice. they know they did fucked up shit and mostly did it to keep their jobs or get things. idk how she didn't stop trusting him by ep like./...4 but whatever esp at the church LOL GIRL!
i dont like cops or the legal system b ut here i sit waiting and loving them. i can't wait eun hee to get her son back and they can all be happy in that small-ass house
i really am pleasantly surprised at the unveiling and the results of all this. we got the answers pretty early on but didn't know why and/or how. i'm surprised at how much i enjoy this considerng nothing else (but FOS2) has caught my fancy. the levity and family parts remind me of inspector jo but at the same time the heaviness of the story is actually GOOD and MATTERS. i'm usually willing to overlook certain issues with story if it's more about relationships. since the relationships are interwoven with the crimes i am glad they took the time to pay attention to something really simple and make it as clear cut as negligence and lies (which happens all the time) and the major consequence of turning the cheek. i have very good things to say about the good detective!
also fucking oh jung se's hair is so gross it really does make him look like the biggest creep. great style decisions lmao from jump i was like this dude is hideous and weird
and you're right on all counts. he will def forgive her. i think auditor yoon was a huge blow for him but considering what she did/is doing and how he reacted to it. reminds me fo his "hate the crime" thing. he really has a capacity to forgive but he doesn't expect it in return. i was really happy when he let det jang's wife flee bc some people would try and pressure her but it makes complete sense why he would be worried and console her even at the most crucial of times. i cried during that scene cos of both their pain ;-;
the sad part out of all the sad parts is this is such a personal story and could happen to any of us. idk if you live in the US but the rate of innocent people on death row is excruciatingly high (not to mention the idea of death row could be conflated with your rate of convictions which was aided by a 94 crime bill. pretty horrible and classist and racist. no wonder why dae chul was targeted. and i like that the show gave us the ramifications of poverty from a teen's perspective.)
they wrote that scene really well. i was convinced it was a dream? and when he can't walk towards the executioner. then cutting to his ashes...WOW lmao. i wonder how the last 2 eps will go. it seems like she can't ever forget what happened (seo kyung) and i know he'll forgive her but i think a solid wrap-up would include her wrongdoing.
especially now that eun hye has a family again and ji hyuk is going to support them monetarily. the way everything has accumulated is bonkers. i think i get the gist of it now but it's a lot more interesting than i thought it could be. it sucks that this was the outcome so above all i hope eun hye and her family will be okay. they deserve it