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Replying to Liz Anderson • Jul 24, 2024 • Liked Jul 24, 2024
Title Miss Night and Day Spoiler
I'm fairly certain the person writing the letters to the mayor about her fake identity is the missing Aunt. We…
I'm confident that those letters are about the cleaner intern, not Lim Sun. Ko Won, knowing that Lim Sun is actually Mi-Jin, just assumes the letters are about her.

It's going to come to light that cleaner lady has some secret before the end of the show I'm sure. I'm also pretty sure that it isn't a big town, so the odds of the aunt hiding there for 20+ years while her family, the doctor and probably the killer are searching for her with 0 clues at all is a stretch to me. If the show was based in Seoul, I could see that being more realistic, but the odds are that if she is alive (I think she is as well) she is somewhere far from that town
Replying to zavibillionz • Jun 24, 2024 • Liked Jul 10, 2024
wow
Oh, you're saying she is 'cold like a cube of ice' with 'dead face expressions'? That’s cute. Guess subtlety and depth are lost on some people. Maybe stick to cartoons if you need exaggerated expressions to get the point.
Replying to Lloyd • Jun 21, 2024 • Liked Jun 21, 2024
Watching this series for the 4th time now (It's just that good to me) and I still don't fully understand the relation…
Hi. Hyun Tae is the eldest son so his wife is expected.to serve her in-laws. In traditional Korean culture, the moment a woman marries, he becomes part of the husband's family, meaning, she would have to serve her in-laws, not only her husband and children. That means, she moves in with them in the house (eldest son is not expected to move out as they will be heading the household after his father passed), prepares their meals, cleans the house for them, does whatever her in-laws asks her to, births her children and rears them according to her in-law's wishes, prepares the family events such as the tiring ancestral rites and birthday parties, etc.

In the series, Hyun Tae's Mom knows how hard the role of being a daughter-in-law is, even more so with a husband like Hyun Tae. So in an attempt to break the tradition and of course, to ensure that she would no longer be responsible for Hyun Tae, she introduced a modern and liberal take on their DIL-MIL relationship. That's why it shocked her daughter and husband that she didn't even want her DIL to greet her on her birthday because that's like a very big stretch. DILs are expected to cook and go above and beyond for their in-law's birthdays to show filial piety.

And that also makes Hyunwoo's married life with Hae In manageable in terms of family dynamics as his own Mother isn't bent on the traditional set up. The role reversed as we all saw. It was Hyunwoo who married into the Hongs. Hae In even rarely visited the Baeks before her diagnosis.
Replying to Lloyd • Jun 17, 2024 • Liked Jun 17, 2024
Watching this series for the 4th time now (It's just that good to me) and I still don't fully understand the relation…
Hey I've watched it multiple times also.. Yes I love it too,
I never understood that relationship either. That was poor writing i think almost like filler
On Lovestruck in the City • May 20, 2024 • Liked May 21, 2024
This is so good the interview thing annoyed me actually but I love how it got better each ep. FL character was so relatable I loved her so much I don't understand why people think she is bad anyway I will always defend angst amount was perfect everything happened at the right episode.


Bonus: I watched this for Kim Jiwon after QOT once again she's incredible <3
Replying to Choi Rin • Mar 12, 2024 • Liked Apr 19, 2024
Title Remember: War of the Son Spoiler
Happy or sad ending?
A bittersweet ending. For me it was a sad one.
On Memories of the Alhambra • Dec 25, 2023 • Liked Apr 10, 2024
Title Memories of the Alhambra Spoiler
Back when I watched this, I was bothered that Hee Joo was so separated from the main conflict of the game with Jin Woo. I wanted them to work together, so it was a huge disappointment for me that she only learns about the game nearing the end and even still, she was hardly involved. Although I would've preferred more involvement, I think this approach works too because of the theme of trust. Out of ALL the characters, she is in the position least inclined to believe him from how separated she is from everything yet she was the only person who believed his story and supported him. Others had the facts in front of them, yet they refused to listen to him, claimed him mad, and even betrayed him while she only had his word. Her support is more powerful than any other. In his descent into despair, she became his safe place and it's beautiful
Replying to Lloyd • Mar 10, 2024 • Liked Mar 10, 2024
MDL says this is on Netflix, but I can't find it on uNoGS database on any of the alternate titles. Does anyone…
I think MDL hasn't been updated - I definitely watched this on netflix before but it was removed last year in my country and seems like its unavailable in other regions too
Replying to Lloyd • Mar 3, 2024 • Liked Mar 4, 2024
This is the second series I've seen with ML but in both series he's going after the girl that's been like his…
Freudian maybe?