Go and do more research about psychopaths before blabbering rubbish.I couldn't even make head and tail of the…
Antisocial Personality Disorder (the newer term for Sociopath) is on a spectrum right through to extreme Psychopathy. There are people with few/mild defining features, and when you get to the extreme version of psychopathy, you can see on brain imagery that the grey and white matter as well as other features are anatomically different. Hence you have a person who literally has a physiologically different brain. However for the purposes of this drama, the terminology was just a way to have a funny dynamic between the leads. One full of emotion and the other devoid of feeling. I thought it was hilarious, and I don't think there was an attempt to be medically perfect by definition, it was just a construct to by funny, which I thought was really well done.
This drama is a comedy, it's a satire on Psychopathy, it's actually hilarious and very well written. It took an astute writer to understand and conceive of this character. And in fact the way things are panning out, she has some redeeming features.
Can a normal person tell me if this is worth watching or not? I'm tired of seeing these religious butthurt retards…
Yes, It's really well written. The speed of the retorts between characters is great, it's hilarious. The satire of 'psychopathy' is very funny, while there is an undertone of social commentary and cynisism about the human race, it's still kept light weight. It's intelligent, and probably would appeal to people with a good sense of humour, who are not overly sensitive and easily offended by just about anything.
I'm only of ep 4, but I'm finding this really entertaining. I think the psychopath thing is really well done and very funny, and well written. It took a smart person (people) to write this speedy, insightful banter. It's a lightweight, witty, fantasy. trip, Although integrated in their exchanges there's a fair bit of cynicism about the human race. I love the leads, and the rest of the cast is great. Don't know how the rest will pan out but thus far it's great.
Totally enjoying and engaged with this drama. Great plot, my type of thing. One small observation, wouldn't a trained body guard not break down and cry in the cupboard, even if triggered by an earlier traumatic event. What if for example GSH's step daughter was threatening him physically or emotionally, isn't it her job to protect him. Your average body guard is a pretty tough dude.
This drama is really entertaining, and it's amazing how ML and FL manage to teleport themselves to the exact right place, at the exact right time, with the people they want to see...all the time, it's quite miraculous.
I just watched the finale, and up until those last eps I was more and more disgusted by Cheon Sang Yeon, the level…
IRL sadly you are probably right, an extremely narcissistic personality is unlikely to change. They just don't possess empathy as part of their personality repertoire. I guess though for me the ending was well acted, enough for me to try and believe she ''saw the light' so to speak. It would be nice to believe that could happen. But I also get what you're saying.
I liked it but the more it went on the more i found it frustrating. I really hated the characters Cheon Sang Yeon…
I just watched the finale, and up until those last eps I was more and more disgusted by Cheon Sang Yeon, the level of her destructive behaviour was so toxic and insidious etc etc I'm interested however that you didn't buy the redemption arc, did you feel that the ending was not plausible ie, that a person could change in the face of death? I know it's a drama and by definition a construction to entertain and reward the viewer with potential fantasy and so forth. I guess I was sucked in because it was a relief after watching that level of cruel negativity. However IF a person could redeem themselves in their final months, is that not an inspiring thing?
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I know it's a drama and by definition a construction to entertain and reward the viewer with potential fantasy and so forth. I guess I was sucked in because it was a relief after watching that level of cruel negativity. However IF a person could redeem themselves in their final months, is that not an inspiring thing?