Final Thought
the ending still feels wild to me, but now I get why it’s called Dear X just like how x in math is unknown
Baek Ah-jin? she’s a full-on sociopath. the way she builds fake stories, pulls people into her web, and switches masks like it’s nothing… it’s terrifying in such a quiet, realistic way. when her facade cracks, you can literally feel the temperature drop.
the actors carried this drama like legends — every expression was on point.
the ending left this sad heaviness. a reminder that monsters aren’t born overnight, and that hurting a child can twist their soul forever.
never abuse your kids. the drama made that message loud and clear.
overall, Dear X is unsettling, poetic, and honestly unforgettable.
Baek Ah-jin? she’s a full-on sociopath. the way she builds fake stories, pulls people into her web, and switches masks like it’s nothing… it’s terrifying in such a quiet, realistic way. when her facade cracks, you can literally feel the temperature drop.
the actors carried this drama like legends — every expression was on point.
the ending left this sad heaviness. a reminder that monsters aren’t born overnight, and that hurting a child can twist their soul forever.
never abuse your kids. the drama made that message loud and clear.
overall, Dear X is unsettling, poetic, and honestly unforgettable.
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