do you think it’s possible she lost her ability to hear lies because of the explosion?
I hope not; there is no logical reason for Sol Hui to have this ability in a way that can be explained outside something supernatural or magical. It would be lame to get rid of something supernatural or magical with something ordinary and commonplace and completely detached from an other-worldly explanation. 🤨
I think the plot twist launched this drama into a different genre. Feels more like a twist a makjang would have.🤔 Which is generally why I don't watch them...
But Deuk Chan's actions (which were so confusing up to this point) make a lot more sense now. I guess I couldn't put the pieces together because I didn't think the drama would go there, but it did, and I think it was not what I was hoping for as the solution to this mystery. They went more for shock value than good mystery writing which doesn't have to have the shock value to be interesting and an effective reveal. Bummer! Cause I was enjoying this lighthearted romp! 😭
NERD NOTE: I think extensive reading of Agatha Christie novels should be required before writing a mystery. Before attempting, please be properly schooled by the G.O.A.T.
I put this one on hold several weeks ago and I will do a 2X speed watch at some point, but I have a question.…
Yes, which might be why several characters (Do Ha's mom, CEO, CEO's brother, etc.) who the viewers are suspecting (each of whom could have buried her!) seem to think Do Ha is guilty. They didn't murder her, or see Do Ha murder her, but found Eom Ji dead and panicked, all the while suspecting Do Ha who acted guilty and very suspect right after it happened. His behavior probably confirmed their suspicions; also, no one seemed to communicate well about covering up the supposed murder since everyone saw only a portion of what really happened.
I put this one on hold several weeks ago and I will do a 2X speed watch at some point, but I have a question.…
Yes, because some people accidentally unearthed her body (did a DNA check on her bones) near the beach where Do Ha and Eom Ji had their altercation.
So, actually, I guess it's not completely clear she was murdered, but she was definitely buried by someone. That's at least what I remember from earlier this week when I watched the most recent episodes. 😅
Deuk Chan is a ticking bomb. I don't know what he's going to do when he will eventually explode.He's my first…
Yes! The only development with his character/story has been to show the audience how his life is falling apart, and he feels the pressure to keep it all together for those around him even though most of them are letting him down. I'm curious what the build-up of all this will lead to from him and how it will affect his decisions moving forward!
OMG I once suggested that if one of the brothers is a killer than he must have liked Eom Ji but she didn’t gave…
Something like this is looking more likely after today's episode! Though the preview seemed to point towards Deuk Chan's younger brother as the obvious next prime suspect which feels too soon of a reveal considering it would only be Episode 13. 🤔
I'm assuming "Behind Your Touch" is a pun/wordplay on the word "behind" in English (considering the FL's special ability) which is trying to mimic a similar kind of wordplay in Korean?
This episode seemed to rule out Eom Ji's dad as the murderer, since he didn't get the insurance payout until after they discovered her body; if he'd murdered her he could have received the money much sooner, correct? He could have found some way to get them to find her remains so she could be proclaimed dead and he could get his money. Seeing how money-motivated he is, it's unlikely he'd have passed up the opportunity, and he doesn't seem smart enough to have intentionally waited for them to discover her remains so he wouldn't look suspicious. He must not have known she was dead, too!
I feel like I normally get a pretty good sense for what I'm getting myself into after synthesizing the various positions and views expressed in the comment section, but I'm struggling with this one.😅 I can't make heads or tails of the comments or come out with an impression of what it's like. To be fair, it's only halfway done. I'll check back after Part 2 is concluded. 😏
Lol, you definitely did. Be free my friend 😂 (and find a better family drama to watch. The follow up to this…
I thought that poster looked like Uee when I saw it in the upcoming list! I'm still not super into family dramas but I'll lurk in the comments to see its progress and decide once it's over. For me, they're too long to invest in if they go sour part way through. 😅
True. That brother of hers irritates me a lot. He is doing all those illegal things to Do Ha when he should be…
It was definitely weird for the brother to tell his sister Do Ha should be her dream (she actually had a good, healthy plan until he told her that 🤦♀️). It gave me just a bit more pity for Do Ha's ex, as it lends some nuance to her obsession and panic when he breaks up with her since she's been convinced her awful life will only improve if she's in a relationship with Do Ha. Her world came to revolve around Do Ha, and she was blind to how suffocating that became to him...
honestly I would not be shocked if the brother killed her yet has deluded himself into believing Do-ha did it
That was a theory that crossed my mind, too! It would explain how guilty and deranged he is. Though not sure what motive he'd have when we see him care so deeply for her?
Remember that Ga On's mentor / professor wants Ga On to take Yo Han down. Ga On can do that easier if he's living…
Now the pieces are falling into place. I think this passes as a valid reason, but only if you watch this knowing sexual/romantic undertones were written into their interactions. This would never be a valid reason for friends or coworkers to live together with so much "unsaid" in a typical drama, lol.
Is there a way for me to add an LGBTQ+ tag to this drama? The tags are there to help guide viewers on the genre they're getting into, and I think it would be helpful here. I mean, there are dramas with less romance or overt romantic tension than this that have "Romance" tags. 😅
1st episode was goodbut people say there is bl so im dropping this
I personally think this is a closet LGBTQ+ drama (and I say LGBTQ+ not BL because they also imply something between Ga On and Su Hyeon (his female policewoman friend), at least as far as I've watched). As I've thought through things that have no explanation in the story (I'm thinking specifically things between our MLs), they make more sense when you interpret their motivations and their actions from a sexual/romantic motivation. It's definitely subtle, but it's there. It also sounds like the original script was more aggressive in its choices (I haven't researched it, this is just what I've been hearing from some on his thread), but maybe it got censored before airing? 🤷♀️
But Deuk Chan's actions (which were so confusing up to this point) make a lot more sense now. I guess I couldn't put the pieces together because I didn't think the drama would go there, but it did, and I think it was not what I was hoping for as the solution to this mystery. They went more for shock value than good mystery writing which doesn't have to have the shock value to be interesting and an effective reveal. Bummer! Cause I was enjoying this lighthearted romp! 😭
NERD NOTE: I think extensive reading of Agatha Christie novels should be required before writing a mystery. Before attempting, please be properly schooled by the G.O.A.T.
So, actually, I guess it's not completely clear she was murdered, but she was definitely buried by someone. That's at least what I remember from earlier this week when I watched the most recent episodes. 😅
Is there a way for me to add an LGBTQ+ tag to this drama? The tags are there to help guide viewers on the genre they're getting into, and I think it would be helpful here. I mean, there are dramas with less romance or overt romantic tension than this that have "Romance" tags. 😅