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I would celebrate the show so much if that happened but I really doubt it.

There is definitely guilt in play but I just find it a bit questionable if it's only that after the way they displayed parts of his memories about her with her smiling brightly, it could be tied to his guilt as in him having taken away her smile but it could also easily be mistaken as romantic. There is also the scene where the shaman lady tells him to have children again and that he has found his wife and he simply says that it's a life she doesn't remember, I just find his feelings blurry.

Debatable, dude was so shaken up the first time he saw her again that he literally drove himself into a river and the first memory that came into his mind was of her smiling and now whenever he sees her he acts softly towards her which makes me think that he possibly did love her but didn't show it like with his son which in turn made her believe he didn't love her. Feeling unloved by both her husband and father probably made her bond with her son even stronger for which she possibly startet resenting him for both not showing affection to his son and being the source of his bleeding eyes.
Honestly the more I think about it the more I'm curious about their marriage, I think it might have been one filled with unspoken things and misunderstandings. I wish they would be more elaborate about it.

Now that I've caught up I can say that I totally agree. Despite Hwal and Siho barely sharing scenes together the possibility of a romance seems more believeable, just a look between them is more convincing than whatever they are trying to do with the main leads and I agree it's because they have already established history. People might argue that there wasn't love but the highly romanticised flashbacks of Hwals memories and the tension whenever they look at each other tells me otherwise and makes it even more impossible to expect anything between Hwal and Sangun. Narratively it would be also much more interesting and fitting imo for him to get a second chance with his family and making up to them in being a more loving husband and father. We're still missing huge chunks of the story so we'll see.

Just watch it in 2x speed or skip scenes, that's what I do, I'm enjoying Lee Joon's performance way too much to wanna miss out on it.

Started the drama for Lee Joon and rightfully so because he stole the whole show within one episode, really hope they aren't going to push for a romance between the leads, there is zero chemistry.

Maybe because we didn't come out of watching the show thinking it was filled with tons of fillers and paid enough attention to each scene and detail to see the relevance behind it. It's a psychological thriller as in there is a big emphasis on the characters mentality and Beyond Evil very much delivered in that aspect. What most people are gushing about is the whole approach of the show and the brilliant writing behind it not to forget the amazing acting.

Personally I'd suggest Mouse first and then Beyond Evil purely because I think Beyond Evil is a much better show in every aspect (which might or might not raise your standarts lol). But they are two quite different shows, Mouse is Sci-fi while Beyond Evil is more grounded in reality so it's up to what you feel like watching rn.

Went into True Beauty for a certain actor fully knowing I won't like it but boy was I wrong, I hated it more than I could've imagined, the most enjoyable part was reading everyones hate comments and knowing you're not the only one finding it absolutely insufferable yet pulling through, though I did start skipping more and more towards the end. Now I'm even more prone to just drop shows.

I like the love square a) a whole mess it just seems so much fun I've only read a manga once in that shape. My tolerance level for love triangle is just 0 I just hate to see the second leads suffer unless they are bad/the villain. Dramas like Run On who chose to have the leads and second leads to have their own romance will forever remain superior.

They did Jung so dirty in the drama I couldn't even finish it when I heard they gave the second lead more screen time than him towards the end, he is one of my favorite webtoon characters.

2022

No that's Bang Juseon.

Because questioning the people who were in contact with her the last time she was seen and the type of interaction they had could lead to crucial evidence??

But his behaviour was explained in that way, him smiling and acting crazy is tied to his mental state and is an emotional response to all the tragedy in his life, it wasn't just an act he literally WAS going crazy because it was all too much to take emotionally.

Oh wow I can't believe someone would even think that, I'm truly baffled. Imo he is one of the best written, most likeable and sympathetic protagonists ever, one of my favorites for sure.

Totally agree about The Devil Judge, the "bromance" felt really unorganic and forced and I honestly don't get why it was hyped so much. Yohan's dynamic with Sunah was far more interesting as messed up as it was but they kinda wasted it.

The director wanted to change the tone of the show and the writer was against it that's why he decided to leave.

The webtoon is very very different and there isn't really romance in it, there is one Taxi team member who has a crush on Dogi but she doesn't even exist in the show and I think Goeun in the webtoon also has a crush on him but yeah no real love line there.
If you go to SBS's youtube channel you'll see they are hoping for Goeun and Dogi in season 2 but who knows if that will happen lol especially since we don't even know if the full cast is returning.

I guess it's debateable on what a person can manage to do in one night but he didn't bury Bang Juseon's body as we see in ep 1 and he also didn't bury Yuyeon in the walls the same night he did later the same year when Dongsik left for the army. As for the evidence we know that it was messed around with, Dongsik was the immediate prime suspect and Han Kihwan being involved made sure the case was closed as quick as possible.

I believe the munju police not exactly going by the book was a whole thing and even Dongsik himself criticized them on how they operated, they pretty much did what they wanted and the small town setting helped out with that so I think it was done purposely.

Juwon was blinded by his guilt and emotions, sprinkle some arrogance to that and that's why he was so insistent on Dongsik being the killer. Dongsik was the only prime suspect 20 years ago and with that pretty much the only lead he had, he was also acting incredibly suspicious in Juwons eyes so I wouldn't say he was suspecting him for no reason.

The show doesn't go too deep into Jinmooks character which was done intentionally by the writer but we still kinda get what his motives were. His mother and wife both were prostitutes and they both left him (or at least his wife did I'm actually not sure about his mother but anyways he didn't view them in a good light) and people pointing their fingers at him was triggering him. Juseon died because she provoked him and was pointing her finger at Jinmook (she also was wearing heels and a mini skirt which he might have viewed as slutty too and might or might not have added to what lead him to kill her as there was a shot of him looking at her legs) and he killed Jaeyi's mom because she was rumored to be a prostitute he literally mentions it during the flashback of him killing her.

I agree that for a lot of people the revelation of the true killers might not have been shocking or even predictable but imo that's not what the show is about anyways and I feel like they weren't even trying to be subtle about who the bad guys were as it was pretty clear (except I'd say Jinmook) even Jeongje was fishy from early on and that's because they wanted him to be, what was amazing to me were the revelations how exactly each character was involved and the explanations as to why the characters acted the way they did, for example Dongsik placing Minjungs fingers at the end of ep 2, that's what blew me away and why I think the writing is absolutely brilliant.