Is redemption possible for the ones who pull the trigger... or the ones who make them?
A SOLID 11/10 FOR ME 🔥
EVERYTHING from the acting, to the cinematography, to the symbolism, to the hidden metaphor in every sentence is a ✨MASTERPIECE OF A WORK✨. This show makes you think a lot. You start questioning: what even is right or wrong anymore? There’s no clear black or white, it's just endless shades of grey that leave your mind spinning.
Personally, Trigger left me with one question:
"Is redemption possible for the ones who pull the trigger… or the ones who make them?" 🤔
Every action a person takes has a reason behind it, whether they were forced to, driven by revenge, chasing a goal, or drowning in desperation. But once the action is done, there’s only a fleeting moment of relief… and then the weight of it all settles in.
What Trigger does so well is showing the human behind every so-called “monster.” You don’t always agree with their choices, but you understand where they come from. The characters are layered, complex, and painfully real. You’ll hate them, feel sorry for them, root for them, sometimes all at once.
This isn’t just a drama, it’s an emotional, philosophical rollercoaster that will live rent-free in your mind long after you finish it. I loved it so much, ahhhhhhh 🥹.
I recommend watching this a lot, don't let the ratings scare you, it's a superbly crafted drama ✨🔥.
EVERYTHING from the acting, to the cinematography, to the symbolism, to the hidden metaphor in every sentence is a ✨MASTERPIECE OF A WORK✨. This show makes you think a lot. You start questioning: what even is right or wrong anymore? There’s no clear black or white, it's just endless shades of grey that leave your mind spinning.
Personally, Trigger left me with one question:
"Is redemption possible for the ones who pull the trigger… or the ones who make them?" 🤔
Every action a person takes has a reason behind it, whether they were forced to, driven by revenge, chasing a goal, or drowning in desperation. But once the action is done, there’s only a fleeting moment of relief… and then the weight of it all settles in.
What Trigger does so well is showing the human behind every so-called “monster.” You don’t always agree with their choices, but you understand where they come from. The characters are layered, complex, and painfully real. You’ll hate them, feel sorry for them, root for them, sometimes all at once.
This isn’t just a drama, it’s an emotional, philosophical rollercoaster that will live rent-free in your mind long after you finish it. I loved it so much, ahhhhhhh 🥹.
I recommend watching this a lot, don't let the ratings scare you, it's a superbly crafted drama ✨🔥.
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