Berealinapretendingworld

I’m a huge fan of Da-mi too—since 2020 specifically—but if something seems off, I talk about it, fan or not. Facts are facts, and opinions are opinions.

Honestly, the development of the characters felt short... as i said on another comment, too many questions so few answers.

Ok the story ended BUT:

something that still bothering me was at the last episode on the Park, when Ina talked to the Killer and said :
Now that i know my parent's and my uncle's story, i think i'm not that different from the puzzle pieces characters . was that a hint for Ina?

And also she asked the killer about that song - Nocturne Op.15. But killer implied that that song was already played inside Miyoung's car when was about to kill her. Implying that she listened to that song for the first time.

But that was the song that always played on Ina's headphones, back when she found her uncle dead in the 1st episode and then on the roof again when she saw someone entering the reporter's apartment, and on her house when her housekeeper was asleep.
Why is this feels like something fishy going on with Ina? Or maybe they mentioned that just random like they did with other hints ?

By the way, at first Lee wanted to find her mother and killing her cause she thought she abandoned her....
but then when she found out the truth she wanted to kill the ones that was responsible for her mother's death. What a change of heart.
And she did that all alone .. like a ninja.
No one knows how but she did it. They never show us even a small hint .
BUT
You have to believe it happened, cause i'm telling you that. ( Not me) I mean the director and the writer to the viewers.

they never mentioned that and as a result i said the above. Anyway have fun translating the subs :)

They clearly missed explaining crucial parts, so I think figuring out whose brother the uncle was is the least of what we missed.

It was a good series but not for an 8.5 score, in my opinion, according to facts about the plot holes and all the rest.

Yeah my writing at that time was a bit on a hurry. Sorry . I meant that when the series ended, they released some interviews to explain some of the complaints the viewers had about story, or character development etc.
Explaining things after the fact” – implying they should’ve been clearer from the start.
Or
“Filling the gaps after release” – suggesting the story left holes they tried to patch with interviews.

I knew that, I just wanted to confirm. The series was good, but it had many flaws if you paid close attention. I expected better from Da-mi — I know what she’s capable of — but here, the execution likely fell short due to the director.

I agree with this . A lot of things were off. Most importantly was the killer was female and didn't have to show how the hell done all those killings..... like OK i believe you.

oops , you haven't seen it yet? i thought you did. There's no gonna be another season. The story wrapped up at the end. with a hint for a second season but not really. Director said there's no gonna be a second season.

If everything were portrayed through logic alone, the series would’ve ended very quickly — there’d be no need for 11 episodes. This happens in almost every movie or series: characters act unrealistically or “play dumb” just to slow down the pace and stretch the story to fit a specific length. So nothing new here.

Sorry, but was it explained with an English translation, or only in Korean during the interviews? Just saying — most people don't understand Korean. Was it explained before or after the series ended? Because that makes a big difference in how people perceive a character.

The killer was female, so it was assumed she could do anything at the "speed of light" — no further explanation needed these days. In Korean cinema, over-expression is common, so I get what you mean. Kid or not, it was too much at times. No childlike attitude would realistically earn you a profiler degree. But it felt more like fantasy than reality anyway — like something out of a cartoon, with cartoon-like characters.

nope, not another season as far as director said. The ending was just an open ending for viewers and nothing more. Time had passed when the main plot ended, that's why Ina had long hair and hansaem wear NEW clothes..

There won't be a second season for various reasons as the director said.
Not needed anyway in my opinion.
And yes one costume for the male lead in all the series, that was weird. The beanie functions as a recurring visual motif reflecting the character’s emotional state. When he takes it off, we know things just got serious.

Appreciated. No hard feelings.

I get it — sarcasm can be misread. My comments were about the show, not you personally. But calling someone mentally deficient over a difference in opinion? That crosses a line. Let's just respect each other's views and move on.

You could’ve just said you weren’t interested — no need for personal insults. Respect goes both ways, even online.

Then maybe it wasn’t made for people with a 3-second limit.