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Everyone Crossed a Line. Nobody Came Out Clean.
HOW WAS THIS HIDDEN FROM ME? But for my KYK obsession after Trigger, I would have missed this masterpiece.
Every single prediction I made based on my drama-watching experience turned out to be wrong. Well, I did identify the friend as bad news early on. I just didn't know to what extent. I felt like I'm going crazy. Sincerely, WTF???
Up until the last ten minutes, I was still being blindsided. I watched all 12 episodes in one sitting, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. I genuinely cannot remember the last time a drama left me this emotionally drained and speechless. I had a few laughs at the beginning, but that feels like a lifetime ago now.
Eun Soo's husband was the sweetest. I felt so bad for him. If I ever found myself hating the female lead, it was because of how she treated him towards the end. His ending genuinely broke me, and I was moved to tears.
Fuck LK's mother and his brother too. Is that what a mother and family are supposed to be? Let's say he did what he was accused of. So what? Holding your son's overdose-related death against him for over ten years? I would have understood their reaction if he had beaten the boy to death in cold blood or something.
LK went through so much. He was just a boy who wanted to be hugged, protected and believed in. I'm glad that, somewhere along the way, he learnt to protect someone other than himself..
And to think it might all have been for nothing. They may have even lost more than they had when everything began. Still, it leaves me wondering: Can someone who has crossed the line once truly resist crossing it again when faced with the same circumstances?
Which brings me to the bigger questions.
What is right, and what is wrong? Where exactly is the boundary between good and evil? At what point should compromises be made? Is there ever a justification for crossing certain lines?
I guess we'll never have a definitive answer because everyone's life story gives a different answer to the same questions.
9.5/10. Watch if your heart can absolutely take it.
It doesn't matter what the cause is. Once it starts, there is always a next step. That's what living is. You and I are the same.
And damn it, I have to agree with the character I hated the most.
Every single prediction I made based on my drama-watching experience turned out to be wrong. Well, I did identify the friend as bad news early on. I just didn't know to what extent. I felt like I'm going crazy. Sincerely, WTF???
Up until the last ten minutes, I was still being blindsided. I watched all 12 episodes in one sitting, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. I genuinely cannot remember the last time a drama left me this emotionally drained and speechless. I had a few laughs at the beginning, but that feels like a lifetime ago now.
Eun Soo's husband was the sweetest. I felt so bad for him. If I ever found myself hating the female lead, it was because of how she treated him towards the end. His ending genuinely broke me, and I was moved to tears.
Fuck LK's mother and his brother too. Is that what a mother and family are supposed to be? Let's say he did what he was accused of. So what? Holding your son's overdose-related death against him for over ten years? I would have understood their reaction if he had beaten the boy to death in cold blood or something.
LK went through so much. He was just a boy who wanted to be hugged, protected and believed in. I'm glad that, somewhere along the way, he learnt to protect someone other than himself..
And to think it might all have been for nothing. They may have even lost more than they had when everything began. Still, it leaves me wondering: Can someone who has crossed the line once truly resist crossing it again when faced with the same circumstances?
Which brings me to the bigger questions.
What is right, and what is wrong? Where exactly is the boundary between good and evil? At what point should compromises be made? Is there ever a justification for crossing certain lines?
I guess we'll never have a definitive answer because everyone's life story gives a different answer to the same questions.
9.5/10. Watch if your heart can absolutely take it.
It doesn't matter what the cause is. Once it starts, there is always a next step. That's what living is. You and I are the same.
And damn it, I have to agree with the character I hated the most.
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