Pi Hanul: Do you think the school would change if I disappear? Me: Yes it definitely would.
Ngl the teacher pissed me off so bad my going to that school to meet that dude late at night. What were you expecting and she brought one righteous but not powerful police officer. Although her going to the school was a prequel to some of the coolest fight scenes, that stupid decision halved my enjoyment of them.
I tried postponing watching the last episode as much as I could, but I gave in just a day later.
Halfway through the episode, i was scared we won't get a definite conclusion, but the ending while simple really concluded the series well. I'm more than a bit torn about the conversation between Fujisawa and Sei, while I'm glad Fujisawa is clearly showing signs that he realises what he did wrong and is going to work on himself, i still can't find it in me to not hate him and wish him the worst. Maybe if he was punished, I'd feel happier with his remorse, but there's nothing like a perfect story. Still, this show is amazing. To be able to render such an otherwise controversial plot in such an emotional way is already incredible so it's still a 10/10 in my books.
You do know one of the most popular gl movie is Korean. And Korea is not new to the lgbtq movie scene. A lot of now famous actors have starred in movies that depicted homosexual relationships.
Whenever there is so much sugar, just know that there's a pot of boiling water right above your head. 😨
Our 2 main girlies are both in precarious situations. I just hope the little trust Seulgi has developed for Jaeyi won't be broken because of the phone thing.
pausing mensuration cycle? blood transfusion? medicines? for an entrance exam? even JEE which is 2nd hardest exam…
It really does happen. In "Free the curse of Taekwondo" there was a subplot that involved a parent forcing their less than 10 year old son to take adhd medication even though he didn't have adhd
I was JUST about to post a comment asking why tf is Fuji doing all this since ep 1. Saw your comment just in time…
Someone that read the novel said that he might have been feeling guilty towards Sei because he was the last person to see his parents before the accident.
Me: Yes it definitely would.
I'm more than a bit torn about the conversation between Fujisawa and Sei, while I'm glad Fujisawa is clearly showing signs that he realises what he did wrong and is going to work on himself, i still can't find it in me to not hate him and wish him the worst. Maybe if he was punished, I'd feel happier with his remorse, but there's nothing like a perfect story.
Still, this show is amazing. To be able to render such an otherwise controversial plot in such an emotional way is already incredible so it's still a 10/10 in my books.