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I'm fine with trying again but he's just become too much. she cares about him as a friend but she's had to reject him like 20 times and he still won't leave her alone

I tried not to be biased watching episode 5 an tried to understand sunho. I get that he likes her (apparently) and he's a good guy but some of his mannerisms really annoy me. for example when they were in the taxi and hee had was on jungwoo's shoulder so he tried to make it comfortable because she was too folded. it really bothered me that he moved her head to his shoulder. that was intentional whereas for jungwoo it wasn't. she has been very clear with him that she sees him just as a friends multiple times and she is aware of her emotions for jung woo. sunho overall is a good guy but he needs to understand boundaries

why is it still not available with subs. it came out more than 8 hr ago

I hope the time jump doesn't happen at the end of the series where they break up and meet again two years later in one episode. I hate that kind of finale

you should watch her in the penthouse. a lot darker but so good

now it works!! thank you

me too!! i think that jung woo did see her at the rally but thinks it's just a hallucination. also the hooked figure who messe with the lights seemed to be a girl. there's that one guy from the department that makes videos that seems suspicious but I think they're doing it to mislead us

where can I watch it with subs

where can I watch ep 4 with subs

i know for a fact that yoon jae or at least the one pretending to be him is the juror with the glasses. my theory is that both him and the chef are kids from the orpahange because all jurors are somehow connected to that orphanage. the only one im not sure about is eun ki

i didnt know what to expect. i went for it because I love kwak dong yeon so much and I was excited about him in a lead role. I'm not familiar with the cast but omg did I love it. it's so refreshing after I spent the past few weeks watching mostly thrillers or heartbreaking dramas. kwak dong yeon is so charming in his dorkiness. the female lead is head strong and has that typical drama strong female lead attitude which I don't mind but is very cliché. however, I do like her a lot. and I like the chemistry between them. really good and strong two first episodes. can't wait for next week

we know that the killer is number 7 and that he was one of the kids 20 years ago so I would esclude all the people that look over 35. of the jury the one im suspecting is the young kid who seems to like eunki because the looks he gives are suspicious. also when everyone was at the dinner and mr. choi was getting killed, he was the only one who arrivede late. sung hoon im suspicious of because of one scene where their mother looked at the family potrait and spoke about an adoption but didnt specify who. i know that sung joon is one of the kids but they could have been both adopted and sunghoon could be the kid who was trying to protect sung joon as a child when his sister necklace was taken away from him. definitely not the guys who was limping although he must be involved somehow because of the way he acted at the trial and after. also I think everyone from the jury is somehow involved with 20 year ago and that's why they are being targeted

i think there will be a time jump because right now it's december 2021 on the show and they usually follow the real time when the show airs

when it comes to abuse and trauma, victims can get triggered easily. most of the time, victims can't even look at their abuser. i think the fact that gyeo rye was able to talk him was because it had been 20 years and he was in a good place but as the episode unfolds, we can seem cracking slowly and breaking down. he not necessarily moved on from that trauma but he kind of was able to put it on the side since he never thought he'd his father again and he also had to deal with a lot more in his life in that moment. but it's quite obvious in ji chang wook's amazing acting how his father slowly gets to him from talking to him confidently to then just asking him to leave because of how scared of him he is. it's normal. abusers for their victims they are life monsters under the bed for children. they are terrifying. it doesn't matter whether woman or man. whether they are big or small. they will still have that power over the victims if the latter hasn't gone ti therapy or hasn't dealt with the trauma thoroughly. gyeo rye has never dealt with his trauma. he just put it aside and tried not thinking about and now it resurfaced. now he's vulnerable and is triggered. like we see at the end of the episode when he attacks them kids' uncle without making sure he actually hurt them. a little impulsive. I hope this helped a little bit. this is my take from what I know from personal experience. it's not always the same for victims but some things are

this episode destroyed me. probably the saddest one. seeing gyeo rye as a kid getting out of the car and running for his life really got to me and I found myself crying before even relizing it. I just subconsciously reacted to him being alone and just doing that on stop that a lot of victims of abuso find hard to do, which is running away. i just thought about that little kid wondering for days on his own. they way he got dragged from one place to the other in this episode. he had to be the captain and bid farewell to the kids' grandma and then he had to let them go although he was scared of doing that as we watched at the end of the episode. then his father was revealed to be a villain again, even though I was expdcting and hoping he'd try and redeem himself. as a person with strong anxiety and traumatic experiences, I could feel the weight on his shoulders becoming heavier and heavier and the way he kept it all in without sharing it with anyone. and the distance between him and nurse seo. team genie all were dealing with personal issues. I kind felt lost because we didn't have that usual comfort that I had gotten used ever since the show started. gyeo rye seemed tired and exhausted and lost himself. he had so much going on in his head.

I like jun kyung bonding with Mr. kang. hopefully she'll get somewhere from that.

I'm sorry for seok jun. he's clearly in a lot of pain and has a lot of trauma. I hope that he'll find a way to get better and whatever he's planning, I hope he stops.

I'm so sad right now. I need a break. great acting btw. great writing. just absolutely heartbreaking. it was a lot. the episode felt so long but not because it was boring. it was just so painful throughout that I was like 'make it stop'

taecyeon is really good at playing psychopaths that I could totally buy that he's the bad guy

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I think that thriller tend to be draining because a lot happens and sometimes bingeing can be tiring. I've skipped a week or two of this drama but as soon as I put the episode on I was stuck. I'm not a big thrillers person because I like simplicity and they certainly are not, they also are heavy in topics. but I have to say, this is one of few kdramas that has be constant at being good. sometimes they tend to drag some episode and then get to the finale and solve it all at once or in ridiculous ways. I know they still have to explain a lot of things but the past few episodes didn't feel draggy at all, rather they kept a good interesting pace

well in that case they would cure cancer. That'd be great but it feels too unrealistic. I love Miho to death and she's my favorite character but I hate the narrative that movies and dramas have when a character is sick. the narrative of keeping it to themselves. I feel like if it were real life, I would share with my husband. I'm just frustrated that she's not talking care of herself as she should. I'm expecting her to die and I will die with her lol

okay two things. joo hee is the worst character. I don't mean the worst written, her arch is the worst. I hate her so much. she's an ignorant brat. I honestly thought that when she'd find out about the clinic, she would try and stop them but she built a new one. the way she just chooses to ignore all the fucked up things everyone around her does is worse than any villain in this drama. at least choi doha has motive, even fucking ji hoon and his minons do. she is just stupid and ignorant. sorry I needed to let that out. she really frustrated me in ep 15.

the second thing I'm confused about something. how did Miho get stage 4 lymphoma so quickly. I google online and it says that it's actually a slow process that takes between 5 and 10 years to get to that stage and after that you have max 5 years but for her it was a couple of weeks, when the building collapsed. the prisoner who died (btw the way they did him so dirty and us dirty telling us that he wasn't an actual murder only when he died. like dude I thought I was a psycho for caring about one) made sense because he had been working in those mines for years so that could have happened and considering his living conditions weren't the best. but fuck... what the actual fuck... Miho is like my favorite character and they're killing her off... I don't care about a hero death, I want her to fucking live and be happy with changho after all the shit they've been through.

I know is said it was two things but I've got a third. isn't it odd that they would bring out into the screen the chairman's serial killer son on the last episode. could there be a season 2 where he's the villain. he feels like a scary character already from the way jihoon described him. i wonder. maybe he sneaked out of Texas and we've met him already but don't know about it. I'm excited to see him. maybe I'm hyping it up too muc