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Getting through this series is like untangling a web—it's complex and layered. If you're drawn to intense and weighty drama, it's likely to grab your attention. I can relate to some of it, coming from a messed-up family, but I don't get why the girl puts up with the guy's crap just to get forgiven. Even though it's a bit messy, I'd still say it's worth checking out. The emotional scenes really hit you in the feels, making all the drama totally worth it.

I get where the guy's coming from to some extent, but what he does is just too much—it's seriously messed up. Even though it seems like the girl is putting up with his nonsense, when you find out it's because of her mom being the reason for the guy's revenge and her just being there making it worse, it kinda clicks. But seriously, who'd put up with that much drama in real life?

The girl, emotionally, is tough as nails for dealing with all that, but honestly, I believe the best move for both of them is to go their separate ways. It's a resolution that gives her credit for her strength and allows them both to move on from all the mess and drama. The female lead shouldn't go back to the male lead; he was a red flag from the start, and it stayed that way almost throughout the entire series.

Hey, just wanted to swing back to your comment and let you know that I started watching Home School, and it's absolutely my taste! Thanks a bunch for the recommendation!

I was recommended to watch this drama after finishing 'Night has come.' It mentioned to have a darker theme, and I'm quite curious about it. I don't mind spoilers, so could you share some details? Specifically:

1. How is the plot?
2. Is there a romance element?
3. How does the story conclude in the ending?"

thnx. I'll definitely watch it!

Hey! I got this series recommended after watching 'Night has come.' I'm about to start my binge-watch, and I don't mind spoilers.
1. How's the plot, and does it share similar elements with "Night has come"?
2. Is there a romance storyline involving students, and how is it portrayed?
3. Do many characters survive throughout the series?
4. How was the ending of the series?
I want to prepare myself before diving in. Thanks for the insights!"

Thanks a lot for your recommendations! I've already watched 'Squid Game' and 'Train to Busan,' and I enjoyed them. I'll choose one from your suggestions. Appreciate it!

I truly enjoyed 'Night Has Come,' and the intense storyline had me captivated throughout. Having also completed 'All of Us Are Dead' (AOUAD) and 'Duty After School' (DAS), both of which I loved, I'm now on the lookout for another series with a similar engaging and thrilling atmosphere. If you have any recommendations that match these elements, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for your suggestions!

oh.. yeah maybe some find it that way.

Yeah, I don't understand why some criticize her acting; she's still young. I really liked her crying scene when she broke down in episode 11 upon discovering the truth about her best friend.

I had theories, but none of them turned out to be right. In general, the ending was not predictable, especially considering the writer intended for us to believe in the ghost element from the start.

I think the decision to end the story that way was intentional from the beginning. If we remember Yoon Seo's dreams at the start, where she is the only one who survived the game, it suggests that they were always meant to be stuck in a game or time loop. While I'm not sure how I feel about it, it's clear that the writers had a specific vision from the start. Overall, it was a decent watch, though not the best.

I wouldn't even be surprised if the writers give it a Final Destination vibe, and then Yoon Seo wake up and prevents it from happening! Hahaha.

After watching episode 11, it's clear that Yoon Seo is the smart one on the citizen team, and Jung Won is the strategic mind on the mafia team. They're best friends, but they're on opposite sides. Yoon Seo almost caught Da Beom if it weren't for Jung Won's diverting tactics. It's interesting to think that if Jung Won wasn't in the mafia team, they wouldn't be able to outsmart Yoon Seo. It's like a game of wits between them because they're both really smart, even though they're best friends on different teams. Additionally, it's evident that the mafias in the show often rely on the stupidity of others to get away with their killings.

Jung Won's role was never revealed. it was only Yoon seo' role that was shown. she just said she's a civilian but she lied.. we never seen her phone screen..

Yoon seo is already taking the risk because she knows Jung won will hesitate to kill but da beom will not.

I don't think jung won killed jun hee and Yoon Seo either.

it's just my guess, maybe Jun hee and Yoon Seo will vote Da beom if they survive... and Jung won might vote Da beom as well given the fact that he stabbed her.

The rest of the students is dead.

its 2 maf VS 2 citizen.. let's see how this will end.

Haha, be careful what you wish for! They might just vote him out with their stupidity, but i hope they decide to use their brains for once

Interesting theory! Just a quick question: if that's where the plot is heading, I'm curious about Jung Won's role in her death. Can't wait to watch the remaining episodes!

Yeah, I totally get what you're saying! It's a big letdown that this important role is not doing much, especially when it could save lives. Maybe it's because the role fell into the hands of a weak character? Hehe, who knows? Perhaps if they handed it to someone with a bit more backbone, we'd have more mafias caught by now. That would mean more citizens would still be alive. It's just a shame things aren't working out better

I think the fl is also included in the list of dead characters given that she's also with them in the last part... how tragic, well at least they are all together.

If only our badass couple, RYY and NYZ, were in better shape, beating the enemy would be easy. But now, with their injuries, winning is still possible. The problem is, our squad might start losing members one by one, which makes things tougher. I'm getting worried for them