Honestly, I realized that the last part didn’t use the lottery. I didn’t watch the last part, and I felt like I wasted my time on it, because I would’ve preferred to see how they use the lottery…
Maybe it’s because, according to the film’s plot, she’s experiencing emotional burnout?
Yea, I agree with you I’m not saying this state is permanent but I’m saying I didn’t like that the male actor portrayed Hana as overly weak to this extent
Maybe it’s because, according to the film’s plot, she’s experiencing emotional burnout?
I still don’t like him being shown as this weak, because the Hana who comes into the present isn’t this weak she’s plotting how they can catch that killer
Maybe it’s because, according to the film’s plot, she’s experiencing emotional burnout?
So weak that he can’t even run? He can’t follow the guy to see where he’s going? Does he really have to call his brother who’s at home to come find him and save him?
I’m so happy that the theory that Pio and Jung Yoo are siblings hasn’t been confirmed so far, and I don’t think it will be confirmed in the last two episodes eitherBut why is there speculation that Pio’s mother had a hand in Jung Yoo’s mother’s death? How is the writer going to show us that in the next two episodes? Don’t you think it’s just a theory?
He was the most morally clear one in my opinion. He made a choice for his family. Everytime he made a choice and…
No I don’t accept that logic. He could have resigned and lived a quiet life with his sister, instead of being with the colonel and inside a corrupt system and getting involved in corruption again. These things show that Gi hyun didn’t have a good character and he was gray too.
He was the most morally clear one in my opinion. He made a choice for his family. Everytime he made a choice and…
But in my opinion Gi-hyun was a morally gray character. Everything you said is true, but in the end, after his brother’s death, he again chose to work under Commander Hwang—the one who had threatened his family and, in a way, caused his brother’s death, even though his brother wasn’t a good person either.
if you're looking for a happy ending, political thrillers aren't for you. the genre thrives on being ambiguous,…
Maybe it’s a happy ending, but I’m upset. Why is Gi-hyeon still working with that commander even though he killed his brother?
Let’s say he killed his brother because the commander threatened him—it had nothing to do with whether the commander was good or bad. Why is he working with him again at all?
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Let’s say he killed his brother because the commander threatened him—it had nothing to do with whether the commander was good or bad. Why is he working with him again at all?