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The end of 'Mouse' is satisfying. Every character get what they deserve. ;)

I agree. Something off with SH or it is really the way she was written, I don't know. But I don't like her attitude towards GO. It is so wrong, and in a way, feels very manipulative. Maybe This is not the case but it feels like that. In real life, It would creep the hell out of people. I can't find it romantic.

I can recommend 'Live', 'Memorist' and 'Mouse'. They are very good.

"He becomes likeable when there is a good reason or motivation behind his actions, which the drama has been hinting in the past few episodes. The writers however through all of that out with ep 4" Okay, but he is likeable in that way you mentioned, so I don't know, what was your problem about his character. Maybe, he is an sociopath, but we know that from the beginning. It was clear what kind of figure he is. But for me, he is not likeabel. Sometimes, he can be sympathetic, however, with his other actions, he can be so evil to the point I hate him. He is a complex character with flaws, motivations and charismatic.

It was said by Yo Han that he wants Ga On close to him because of his plans and it means he wanted to look closely about his actions. Also, in ep 8, Gaon went home and just visited Yo Han's home when it was needed, but we don't know, what will happen in ep 9, perhaps He will return to Yo Han because some reasons (the trailer shows something very interesting, and if it happens that way, it will be the beginning of a new Ga On). And now, Ga On is so involved in the whole revenge case (or he spies on him just in a more secretive way, who knows) that it would be a logical step to officially move in to the house.

It's just a theory now.

Where was that mentioned?

And what if the theory will be a real thing?

Right now, I think, Mouse is darker than this, but It gets really dark based on the ep 9. trailer. So, at this moment, I can't tell anything just to check out the series. It is in half way.

I liked the ending because, from ep 2., I wanted him to be punished. He killed a lot of innocent people, not just the predators. So It was satisfying to know, in the end, he was punished for his crimes in a lot of ways. But I also felt sorry for him and cried when he died. His story is a tragedy. It's a hard drama.
I agree with the ratings.

Ohhhh...That part! Sorry! xD The lost necklace was the suspect's one which he couldn't find in the box, not Moo Chi's. They used this typical cliche on purpose to do something... no spoiler! xD You will see later on. (There were a lot of this kind of scene before too which will be important.)

These are typical in a lot of series and movies not just in k-dramas. If something too idyllic it will be the beginning of the suffering. xD It's a typical dramaturgy troup. But in the friend's case, we've already known that he will wake up at some point of the show from ep 2. and I think that was the optimal time.

Yes, she was too irresponsible (and that wasn't her first time), especially now as a mom. But you will see why did she that.

Without any spoiler, for me, the camera issue is one of the best thing which portrays him -in some way- so good. xD Next to the burn marks, especially the one cowered the wrong cut.

Yes, and you will see later on why. It was evident that he would have taken that money. A reflex. Unfortunately, he lost it in the crime scene.

The whole case was known because of the reporters who revealed the details online. It was not known, because the reporters didn't released this info online as the other injuries, it was too small for them and they forgot to mention it too, so this way, the public never knew this tiny little detail, just the police. It was the writer's criticism about some journalists and their attitude towards the crime victims which theme has always been a hot and hard topic especially when the victims are minors. And That was also a reference to the real Cho Doo-soon case and how the media handled it.

Because Moo Chi told him in an earlier episode the origin of that money (Bong Yi gave him to kill the pedophile after the incident). But Ba Reum was the one who killed him, so that was his payment.

You forget that at that point, when he was in the house, he searched for something that can help him to find the little boy too, not just for something against him. If he would have killed or hurt him at the scene, he would never find the boy. Also, If he brought something out from the house, it would not used as an evidence anymore because his action was illegal. So, Yes, he used his brain finally and held back his murderous intent which was a very big step from him. He made a rational decision.
He shot Yo Han (when he attacked Ba Reum), who died later in the hospital because of...no spoiler (you will see later), and he was the one for him who killed his brother, so it was an even-steven for him. But he is angry with the father (for understandable reasons), who killed his parents, and wanted to kill him. And he didn't forget his brother, you will see later on.

After the whole situation? ... Uhhh

Finally, He used his brain and thought as a cop. (He didn't have any crucial evidences against Yo Han. And, He broke into the apartman without a search warrant too with some help.) That was his first step in his character development.

Moo-chi didn't talk to the friend, just his subordinate. But the whole procedure was illegal. So, they couldn't use it as evidence and they would have punished or sued for it. Therefore, They had to find an other way to catch Yo Han.