didnt pm getting arrested make the cabinet agree to ian's wish of letting the public vote to abolishing the monarchy…
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They didn't show how it was obtained. Remember, the abdication document was also in the safe. How and who broke into the safe?
Haven't watched episode 12 yet, so don't know the details of abolishing monarchy. Anyway, what takes months and years in real life, entertainment industry shortens them into days and weeks. 😂 Abolishing monarchy is not an easy and quick process.
I haven't watched episode 12 yet. But, I do have two questions.
First, did they ever show how the marriage contract was leaked and by whom?
Second, I thought they presented this drama as a Constitutional Monarchy where the crown has no political power. Did I misunderstand it?
The reason I am asking my second question is that if my understanding is correct, then it would not be up to him to abolish the Monarchy. It has to be done through Constitutional changes (congressional act) and not by the crown. Even in fiction details matter.
really makes you wonder though, why does the palace have such bad fire security lmao? not a single sprinkler going…
I can't speak for South Korea, but here in US historic building, among others, can and do get upgraded with not only fire prevention sprinklers, but also earthquake resistance retrofits.
If a castle in Europe can have electricity, it can also have fire sprinklers.
I do agree with you about the writing. That whole fire scene was just too unreal and comical.
I enjoyed it for the excellent actors and the mystery. Based on MDL rating, I would rate it an 8, meaning it's good, not bad and not excellent.
I can understand why the director chose to have so many flashbacks because she lost her memory and was gaining it little by little, and trying to make the viewer walk through the same path as her. But I am really not a fan of flash backs, especially so many of it. I mostly enjoy linear developments. But, in this case, at least in a few cases flashbacks were truly needed for the plat to work.
Definitely this is not for everyone, especially for those looking for romance. I believe the average MDL viewer will not enjoy this drama. This drama is really twisted, vague, and confusing by design. And, this is not a negative toward the drama or MDL viewers. Just because I don't like sushi, it doesn't make sushi bad, it just makes it that sushi is not to my liking.
His last words to her at the end of the last episode out were enough… this is a kdrama but in real life I would…
I agree with you 100%. I truly do not like this trope, but obviously the Korean viewers really like it since it's very dominant in Kdrama land. The clichés in this episode were very strong. 😒
I watched this drama long time ago and I loved it because it was very close to the actual history. When it deviated form history it was kind of close. I like history, and I enjoy historical movies and dramas where the depiction is more accurate than fiction, so I am a bit biased.
A very nice quick , light, and no dragging drama. Each episode is roughly about ten minutes of actual drama. Great filler for a no stress watch. Think of it as a 6 to 8 regular episodes drama, more like seven 45 minute (including credits) episodes.
Lol 😂😂😂 I will say condoms aren't 100% effective so maybe I'm choosing to give them the benefit of the…
Yes, you are correct, condoms are not 100% effective in real life. Here is what duckduckgo search says:
When used correctly and consistently, condoms are about 98% effective at preventing pregnancy and significantly reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). However, in real-life use, they are approximately 87% effective due to human error and inconsistent use.
Here's Google search:
Condoms are highly effective for both preventing pregnancy and reducing the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) when used correctly every time. With perfect use, they are 98% effective at preventing pregnancy. However, due to human error, typical use (real-life scenario) is about 85%–87% effective.
When celebrities and people of influence make their major donations public it helps the causes by informing the…
LOL, not great-grandkids, just grandkids. 3, 4, and 5, all boys. But, then I have two daughters, and really great son-in-laws. I just got lucky. I even have an excellent relationship with my ex.
When celebrities and people of influence make their major donations public it helps the causes by informing the…
Thank you and thanks for the info. I learned something new.
Yes, there are many ways to skin a cat. :) The fact that there are some Americans like us who are watching East Asian dramas and movies shows that we all have individual tastes and doing things differently. Cause for celebration in my book. Reminds me of Henry Ford's response to color choice for Model T. :)
They didn't show how it was obtained. Remember, the abdication document was also in the safe. How and who broke into the safe?
Haven't watched episode 12 yet, so don't know the details of abolishing monarchy. Anyway, what takes months and years in real life, entertainment industry shortens them into days and weeks. 😂 Abolishing monarchy is not an easy and quick process.
First, did they ever show how the marriage contract was leaked and by whom?
Second, I thought they presented this drama as a Constitutional Monarchy where the crown has no political power. Did I misunderstand it?
The reason I am asking my second question is that if my understanding is correct, then it would not be up to him to abolish the Monarchy. It has to be done through Constitutional changes (congressional act) and not by the crown. Even in fiction details matter.
If a castle in Europe can have electricity, it can also have fire sprinklers.
I do agree with you about the writing. That whole fire scene was just too unreal and comical.
I can understand why the director chose to have so many flashbacks because she lost her memory and was gaining it little by little, and trying to make the viewer walk through the same path as her. But I am really not a fan of flash backs, especially so many of it. I mostly enjoy linear developments. But, in this case, at least in a few cases flashbacks were truly needed for the plat to work.
Definitely this is not for everyone, especially for those looking for romance. I believe the average MDL viewer will not enjoy this drama. This drama is really twisted, vague, and confusing by design. And, this is not a negative toward the drama or MDL viewers. Just because I don't like sushi, it doesn't make sushi bad, it just makes it that sushi is not to my liking.
When used correctly and consistently, condoms are about 98% effective at preventing pregnancy and significantly reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). However, in real-life use, they are approximately 87% effective due to human error and inconsistent use.
Here's Google search:
Condoms are highly effective for both preventing pregnancy and reducing the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) when used correctly every time. With perfect use, they are 98% effective at preventing pregnancy. However, due to human error, typical use (real-life scenario) is about 85%–87% effective.
Yes, there are many ways to skin a cat. :) The fact that there are some Americans like us who are watching East Asian dramas and movies shows that we all have individual tastes and doing things differently. Cause for celebration in my book. Reminds me of Henry Ford's response to color choice for Model T. :)
Have a great one too and best wishes.