Claddagh

Why is the rating under 8? I haven't started this one yet.

What do you mean?

Rate the episodes one by one. It can help with the global rating. I can't believe it's only 8.4.

Yes, as I said I don't mind sad endings. It's just than when I know the ending, it ruins the experience for me. That's all. I'll definitely try some of his work later.

I can't wait to watch today's episode this evening! So happy to be excited again for a drama since Filter.

I think she's quite brave and at least she tries. That's what I love about her. You'll see her having a break down after an attack but before that, even if she was afraid she tried to fight back. I remember in later episodes that I told myself she was acting in a realistic way. Crying or being afraid doesn't mean you're weak.

I rewatched it last year and it was even more impactful than 20 years ago. ✋👁️. 🤭

She's just a girl acting her age. I don't think she's not smart?

I don't mind sad endings but I hate knowing it before watching because then I'm not excited to watch if I know the ending.

This movie is a masterpiece in my opinion but really hard to watch.

I wish people stopped saying this because it was my first time seeing him and now I don't know if I should watch his other dramas because of the spoilers.

Pan's labyrinth was wayyyy wayyy more creepy and eerie and not the same vibe in my opinion because you knew it was an allegory of the war going on.

Synopsis looks like the Chinese drama My fated boy which was so romantic and cute 🥰.

Every 10 comments someone asks the same question 😅 kiss or no kiss, whatever, the drama and their chemistry are really good.

Yes, as soon as they said the time of the fire, she said it was not possible.

She saw her father after the time of death (the fire). So she doesn't believe it's her dad. In episode 8 mirror monster explains what happened.

She's scared but she's brave because despite of that she does a lot of brave things.

I spent my whole Sunday binging this drama 😅🤭

I guess it become part of the nose when it heals. But I wouldn't like to test it 😅.

On Instagram I always see (but I don't want to haha) surgeries like that. They transform "asian" type of nose to be more high and straight and pointy I guess and they use nasal implants.