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I wasn't surprised by his death, but I was rooting for a better ending.
He was a crucial character one can't deny, and let's face it he did surprised Vin hyung more than once until the end with his attitudes, and decisions. That tracker move on every watch, was genius and it helped Vincenzo not to be wasting his time on a goose chase for the cunning Hanseok it was all thanks to HanSeo. In the end he made all the difference, but sadly his death was indifferent to most there. Maybe he could have been a better CEO xD a foolish cute one.

Was he really clueless now, I wonder. He gave HanSeo a chance to redeem himself just as he gave Jung plenty of times, the latter betrayed and cost lives indirectly as well and because of bribes, money and promotions himself as a prossecutor united hands with Wusang and Babel wrongdoings by turning a blind eye and even helping, he didn't repent 'till the end despite having a family and to Vin's countless opportunities so he died. *shrugs* HanSeo could have had the same ending as him by Vin's hand, had he not showed his will to repent for his sins. And who exactly is Vincenzo to even condemn such acts? When he has done plenty in the past as well, he as a mafia killed countless of people too, either good or bad guys, some probably had families too, and made some orphans at some point in time, even he was haunted by it. That final scene with the monk where he seeks guidance for his sins, he can't overcome being a villain but he can be a villain who punished others. HanSeo living could be a second chance for him to pay for his sins, but also improve and build what his brother failed because of his rotten nature and greed. HanSeo didn't want to be a fraud after all. And he proved his intelligence more than once, surprising Vin 'till the very end. His sacrifice could have been written better if it wasn't for the whole romance plot there, when she was only shot in the shoulder... the whole scene could have been avoided if one acted and helped him disarm the true psycho there. It wasn't a surprise that he would die, many of use predicted and the lines indicated so plenty of times but it was the cold way it happend and it was handled that was in a way infuriating to say the very least.

couldn't have said it better

HanSeo fanclub seems about right xD gatherings in a hockey ring everyone?

no problem^^ you asked for a spoiler I provided, hope you still watch it though despite the ending, the scenes are worth it.

Agreed, and even if he ended up paying for his sins, of everyone there, he was the one who could pay for them in a sentence rather than death. If he ended up in jail to serve, he would do so, but that doesn't take his will of improving Babel and stop the frauds and schemes of his brother's wrongdoings. He was scared and void of options but to comply to what Hanseok wanted, but with the overpowering strength of Vincenzo he found a way out, and a better role model to redeem himself. Vincenzo might not know about the people's deaths... besides why would a villain like him who also killed and had nightmares of his own wrongdoings by leaving innocent orphans behind, dare to condemn certain events, HanSeo was easily influenced, who knows if that wasn't like so... yet Vin had seen how much HanSeo wanted to change and they made a promise, unlike the rats Vin was dealing with that would weasel their way out or chose to betray him, HanSeo choose to stay. If that isn't redemption don't know what is. Many might say he wasn't innocent, of course he wasn't even ChaYoung wasn't the minute she embarked on this road of perdition and gave her hand to Vincenzo a mafia and criminal, but they were on for justice by their on hands while using part of the law to do so. I would prefer that HanSeo would be the one to survive... he deserved a second chance after everything.

Vincenzo, ChaYoung, the lawyer, the hacker girl and the monks took it out in epi 19 we can see the footage of that happening, without the tenants finding out, or the other's who were after it. Each had a portion as promised in the end, we could say Vin tends to be true to his words.

couldn't agree with you more, it was completely unnecessary and badly handled, not even a funeral or a single mention besides that of Vin when he was about to FINALLY kill Hanseok... so infuriating it was that the character who was highly developed was killed like that...

I know right, it sucked. So easy to kill HanSeo but so fast to revive Lee only mentioning a surgery. I guess its because the shot on HanSeo was close range and it went through, his internal organs were damage and in the gut there's a lot of complications with the stomach acid and all that, so he would have that problem, and also bleed to death even if the emergency got to him in time. In Lee's case, they didn't pulled the knife which as a good thing, otherwise he would likely die right away, and they had proper care, but they don't show much about it so we can only assume they got him in time for an emergency surgery that ended up saving his life and after a year or so he is still recovering *shrugs* but honestly not killing a character because he was going to be a father, and killing the character with major plot development was off putting in a certain impactful way... If both deaths were reversed, the baby wouldn't have a father, but would still have a close family and let's not forget a godfather in the mob xD and HanSeo would probably revive Babel and give it a proper organization and not end up resorting to fraud schemes like his brother did and Wusang helped. Honoring to Vin's promise.

ChaYoung will use it to go the island in the end.... xD

HanSeo deserved better, sure from many POV he did bad things but in most he had no choice if he wanted to remain living. mind that he knew how his brother killed their father, so he had a feeling if he didn't complied the next in line to be gone would be him. He was a puppet for most people. He said for once in his lifetime he had protected someone, but he did more than once, because if it wasn't for him they wouldn't accomplish much... they all would have died in an explosion along with the building, or Vincenzo would be caught by the INTERPOL without a solid plan, if it wasn't for his idea of trackers, Vincenzo would be on a goose chase after HanSeok. So, he did plenty. What pissed me off the most was his ending and poor reaction on his death. ChaYoung was shot on the shoulder, not life threatening nor was she the target in the first place, but like the cliché, they had to make this into a bloody romance, for Vin to try and protect her. If Vincenzo, ruthless villain and cold headed guy, had helped HanSeo in the first place to disarm HanSeok none of that would have happened. A guy that unharmed more than once throughout the series, went against several guys, yet here he wasn't able to help an injured man defeat a sole criminal... HanSeo, who was already injured showed more guts, only to meet his doom. Vin hyung chose love, instead of brotherhood. And the saddest part? It seems that his death was swiped under the rug, no one cared. Sure Vin mentions him to HanSeok's final moments, where the other still dims his brother to be useless to the very end. So for those commenting that HanSeo wasn't a good guy, sure he wasn't, he was human. So was Vincenzo, although he was more of a villain than the younger, who for once had a proper role model, that let him down. In his final moments he still gave him the means to made the ends. "You know what to do." He was crucial in the plot of finally catching HanSeok down without wasting their time. Lee survives with a stab wound in the chest probably in a lung, sure he does, he had a daughter coming around. Better to sacrifice the worthless brother for plot. And it wasn't the sacrifice that was off putting, but the way it was handled. The romance ruined everything, even CLOY had a better ending in the same direction they indented. It went from great to a decline. Still it's unjoyful to see this series, but sad that the one who had the major character development, had to end like that. *BONUS* Minseong with pictures of his beloved Taeho was the best part of the whole episode, enough said and I rest my case at that kkkkk a fool in love.

Woah love really is blind huh, the ending was weird and once again for plot twists in this drama so am curious about tomorrow though... I mean she was tied up sure, but the minute HanSeo went for Hanseok, Vincenzo should have helped him and disarm the other to prevent any casualties, so much for brotherhood xD KUDOS HanSeo proving not only to be a rightful CEO now but also making the right choices even if it means risking his life , that's what I call redemption. Not even prossecutor Jung could do that, and he had a wife and child to protect... Also am I the only one fearing more for HanSeo than for ChaYoung? xD sorry not sorry, but Hanseok seemed more into killing his own family than the woman he claims to love, the proof is how he lowered his gun at the end... Even so there was more than one shot there before he aimed at Vincenzo, so I wonder how hurt HanSeo is... because of all characters here, he is one I am rooting to have a decent ending after all the BS he had to suffer all his life because of the messed up family he had. Sucks that he choses to protect Vin hyung, and yet Vin is more worried about the girl, when he should be worried for the two of them instead. Oh well *shrugs*
TOMORROW THIS EPIC DRAMA ENDS *CRIES* it's been one hell of a ride, so let's get it! :')

also kudos to DoGi's amazing job at suppressing himself from lashing at those pricks in that room.....

my MOOD while watching epi 7 (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻

its not that kind of love, they see a cat they did it from POV human for the viewers to engage and get the feeling and thoughts of the cat itself its not a human, this is to enhance the love we feel for our pets and abandoned animals and not a romantic/bromantic ship. they stated different types of love, and there are several types of love not all envolve romance per se

good point, that's the mistake on whoever thought only that line should be enough to describe the POV they want to give to viewers. If it had more information, it wouldn't be so misleading, I think.

I think what they were trying to do with episode two is to show that there's different types of friendship and love, and to raise awareness to abandoned animals. It's not to be seen or confused in a romantic/bromantic type of view like most of people are assuming it should. I think the purpose of this series is to show morals or symbolic value into the small things, and that not everything or everyone is bound to be in a relationship. Episode two from my POV is more of companionship and friendship, I mean we value and love our pets and they do us two, we found ourselves talking to them, feeding them, taking care of them because they are dependent of us, we feel bad for leaving then alone at home and we scold them when they do something wrong and more often that not we do feel guilty when we are being to harsh and hear them cry... Here they chose to give the cat a human form only us can see to show his emotions and thoughts? And Ja only sees the cat and not the human, it wasn't meant to be couple skit here, and people are getting the wrong idea by it.

Okay I am seriously pissed off about how this season turned out, and I haven't seen the last episode yet... and I am already feeling like venting and make a damn review here about all this.... because oh boy do I have a LOT to say about this train wreck that I've been following...

I've been close to drop this drama, but am only staying for MinKi's sake and giving an opportunity ever since the last episode, because I think I figured part of what is happening but am curious to see how right or wrong I may be about things.
As far as everything goes, the man dressed in white, could be the image of BiSoo's late father, the one his mother mentioned that had died in accident many years ago. So, maybe this could be based on an old drama I've watched called 49 Days, where a ripper would escort wandering souls in order to atone his time to ascend, and he too died in a crash.
Because let's face it the accident BiSoo suffered wasn't a small deal, so how can one survive without a single scratch? Perhaps he is a coma and his writer mind created all of this with the people involved around him. It's one of many theories for this plot.
Maybe he is going to disappear in 49 days because he might wake up or have his life in danger if he doesn't find his purpose soon. And the times he vanishes and becomes invisible are the times that he is being pulled into reality however he choses to stay there, still in denial. He could be facing his fears, losing his mother to illness, and having writer's block are only two of the many ordeals for him to deal.

This drama deserves higher ratings, the plot is just brilliant executed and the cast oh boy how much I am loving to see JeHoon and YeJin combo duo here o(￣▽￣)ｄ
The cases that happened so far in these episodes already making me want to (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻