Better Change the Drama title
The writer used Hyeri as a character to have the audience drawn to the drama. Of course, Hyeri was like a dream in my mind while watching this drama as for Joo Eun Ho. I Watched Every minute of this episode hoping for Hyeri to appear anytime the writer did trick us over here. There was no clarity on the characters. I went from a fan to a hater over to the whole casting crew as the script seems to have a meaningless ending where one character does achieve everything in mid-way one disappears just because it was some different personality.A Story Should End Happily or Sadly THE STORY THEY BUILD AROUND THE CHARACTER HYERI WAS NOT ABOUT HYERI IT WAS ABOUT JOO EUN HOO which really disappoints me as a viewer.
Shin-Hye Sun did deliver the character Hyeri to us to a point where I expected a better ending for Hyeri, not Joo Eun Ho.
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Get ready to walk through your memory lane in your high school journey...
The Bromance and the friendship living in this drama are so real. The last few episodes did put me through an emotional roller coaster.
All the Emotions that the roles had to play in the drama were nailed almost all the time.
It's the last day of 2024 and I just finished watching this drama. It was a great way to end the year for me my memories at school were awakened by this drama. Cheers to Class 2 in the drama and cheers to Class D in my real life.
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The director made excellent casting choices
Moon Baek:The character was incredibly calm and composed, yet carried one of the saddest backstories. Even though he was the villain, it was impossible to hate him at any point throughout the series. The writer crafted a deeply layered character, and Kim Young Kwang portrayed him with remarkable depth and nuance truly doing justice to the role.
Lee Do:
An introverted character with his own emotional wounds and trauma. Throughout the series, it felt like he never truly hated Moon Baek or held any resentment toward him. Instead, he tried to understand him and ultimately stop his actions. Kim Nam Gil, as always, delivered a powerful and emotionally grounded performance.
Story:
A very thought-provoking and modestly presented topic—one that many people might not even consider a possibility in the real world. I’ve often wondered about the causes of school fires in the U.S. and other public incidents, but never thought this particular perspective could be a reason. I absolutely loved the plot and the storyline.
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