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Absolutely and unapologetically.

Wasn't he the curator of the school museum that was devoted to General Won?

To be honest, I'm surprised none of them are dead already. In-kyung especially.

I agree with that. It makes sense as he was looking at them very carefully.

And then... ??

It will just get nuttier from now on. It's quintessential makjang. The plausibility factor will be pushed to the limits.

Despite appearances... Choi Do-il is the MVP of this episode -- he's in all probability the only person that's capable of dealing with the Won machinery. He's tactical and strategic.

Episode 10 was a fun one. Plays out like a heist drama.

If anyone else in this show had any sense at all they would do exactly what In-hye and Hyo-rin did.

Can't argue with that.

I get that. But that's why no cop should be allowed to be a part of an investigation or be part of the decision making process in a case where they have skin in the game. It diminishes their capacity for objectivity.

Anyway, this is a nutty K drama.

It's hard to say at this point but all the signs seem to be pointing in that direction particularly because they both appear to like each other.

Honestly there is so much convenient stupidity in the police force. They are completely fixated on some leads to the detriment of others. Just because someone says they are "Yoon Jae" doesn't mean that they are. If you can lie, so can they.

I think he is.

There aren't a lot of Do-il and In-joo scenes but that one with her head on his lap is really just butterflies in stomach stuff. It's a lovely "awww" moment. It's one of those rare moments where he's being unusually intimate and she's completely relaxed around him.
Their chemistry is just lovely.

Then he decides to go grumpy on her again. :D

Jury tampering, a serial killer on the loose, a 21st century workhouse, a noir style police procedural.
Yeah. What's not to like.

Aside from that poster, what other evidence is there for that theory?

I think it does too.

It's hilarious. Better than Chief Kim IMO.

I think it's a little more complicated than that. On some level all characters should be properly fleshed out and not come across as caricatures. Their motives should be evident to the audience regardless of how they get labelled.
If anything the two of them come across as selfish and preoccupied with their own desires. She wants her cake and eat it too while Tian Guinong is a weasel prone to gaslighting to get what he wants. These days she seems to be suffering from buyer's remorse. All's not that well with them.

For whatever they're worth, it's my 2 cents on Episodes 7 and 8.
https://40somethingahjumma.substack.com/p/little-women-2022-episodes-7-and
Thanks for reading.

"There's no one in the world that looks like you, In-joo."
Yup. The man is in love.