Vanusa46

I'm already thinking that the good little boy was a psychopath ahhhhhh.

With each new episode synopsis about Mouse, they say: get ready for the twists and turns that will come. Lol. And now there's a new child too, with Bong Yi who doesn't like BR. Ohhh heavens!

We are discovering that there are more killers in Korea than in the rest of the world. Lol. At least 2 or 3 per generation. I just don't think the killer of the 7 sins could do everything he did alone. Honestly, nothing would shock me anymore, even if it's another killer. More laziness than failures in investigations and even some facts? I've seen the storyline do this several times. Are the police so incompetent?

And I agree on how BR could have been better worked on on these internal issues. How could Dr Lee be sure that BR wouldn't kill his cousin? But he killed the cat (who saved the boy) before going to kill the abuser. I think the tendency is to shock, with every false ending to an episode. This makes viewers full of theories, much more anxious. But we no longer take these baits. I am more concerned with the other 3 characters, and mainly for MC, when we see the preview of ep 14, because for the character BR there is no way out. It is death or death, we already know.

Everything indicates that Bareum was the SK of the 7 sins, very cruel, who loved a show. He loved to appear on TV, sometimes killing the priest (how come he didn't recognize BR's voice?), Sometimes threatening a poor boy showing the lungs of animals. And nobody was able to catch it. Because if there is something incompetent in Korea, this is the police. It will be necessary for the character himself to receive a part of the brain from a "good" person to investigate his own crimes. Then comes the part, in my view, unfortunate about wanting to make a psychopathic killer feel remorse. They don't feel it. And if BR feels it is because it is not his feeling, but YH's. Perhaps BR's only mistake was underestimating Yo Han, because I don't understand how he didn't react to the attack. Did you want to die too, when you did everything to frame Yo Han? But when someone has an advantage over him, that person dies. Is there another twist, or are we just going to show the dark side of BR before surgery?

Unfortunately, I also believe that it is Bareum. But I also find it impossible what he did that day. I agree about all the impossible things that happened in that scene. While he fights with Bong Yi, he hears the police siren that is most likely also with an ambulance that immediately rescued Bong Yi, and then we see Bareum arrive neat, with a plaster cast and no signs of bleeding, since he was injured in the fight. Impossible situations. As in the investigation in the penitentiary, when CW was attacked, fresh blood dripping from the details of the Church a day or two after the event, that is, it was put there shortly before and no one saw it? Another thing: the priest knew Bareum, and therefore he would know it was him, even though he was masked, because of the voice. So I already raised the suspicion, back there that BR convinced the priest to stage it too, to make MC give up on revenge and give up on the show. I remember the priest saying to BR when he went to take food to them: Take care of MC, holding his hand in the same way that grandma asks him: Take care of BYI, ​​and then they both die ... and Honestly, the priest seemed "quiet" at that moment in the Church. Because if someone who recognizes the voice puts me in a situation of death and live on TV, what would I do, knowing that I was going to die? It would betray the person, obviously, even more, as a priest knowing that many other people could be killed. So BR would be much worse than we thought. And there is no point in the author wanting to make him feel remorse, because he is not even developing it. We have a few scenes here and there, like him crying when reading the files of Bong Yi's case, but there has never been a contrast before, to note that this could be a psychopath's first heartfelt cry. I don't like it and I will never enjoy giving protagonism to a psychopath. We still tolerate a dark hero, but to an essentially bad person, with no one to confront, I already think of romanticizing evil. But as actress Park Jin Yu says, Mouse only ends when it ends, and we will never guess what it will be like ...

I think like you! I agree with everything you wrote, because I see different comments about the drama. Like people saying even the series could end up open, if in case, Bong Yi becomes pregnant by a psychopath. Other people who believe Yo Han was the killer said the same thing when they saw that Hong Joo did not abort. They are saying that the thing will continue because of these children ... They are associating the thing with a father, with such a son. And by the way, it has already shown, in a way, with the lawyer's father covering up and helping his son's murders.

This thing of using biblical quotes out of context always happens. It also bothers me because they always use it as they please to build an evil character. As for the mass rite, as I said, only the priest or his acolyte could put anything in the wine. Because it is prepared within the rite, before the moment of consecration, where it was discovered. In addition to being grotesque, the error, I really bothered myself as if it were sacrilege. There was no need to hatch like that. But I still think that if BR is the serial of the 7 sins he did not act alone. We note that even in today's crimes he has had the help of Detective Lee, and I don't think it is a coincidence. I will wait for twists and turns because it is too obvious BR to be Jae Hoon, as it is obvious that he was the killer of at least some people, the way he forced his good intentions, and how he managed to conduct the investigation where he wanted.

Mochi does not kill in cold blood like a vigilante, but he definitely tried to act like one, only to be arrested and kill HH in prison. And of course, he hates psychopaths and how pretentious they are in provoking the police.

Yes you are right. In my opinion, we can only kill a person if it is in self-defense or to save an innocent person in imminent danger. But justice itself is flawed with criminals, so we tend to want justice and eliminate bad people, as Bareum is doing now. Sometimes we support dark heros or at least understand their motivation. But in this series itself, it's all very questionable. I don't know if the ends justify the means for the author's intention. Is she like everyone there? Are we like her?

I see it in exactly the same way. If the author wants to show something good, she really isn't showing it. As we see, all the characters have a little guilt. It is like a side effect. Does anyone in this drama make the right decision? Another thing worries me: the fact of associating children of murderers as probable murderers. Did the author not have HJ abort, so that in the future we would know that YH was innocent? Like, I'm glad she didn't have an abortion, and now she can make Bong Yi get pregnant and have an abortion because Bareum has been a psychopath forever? I'm afraid of this kind of outcome, because the whole history of questioning ethics falls apart. I was thinking exactly what you said above, when they did the transplant. Yo Han would still be alive to be able to perform the surgery.

I think there are two killers yet. One was disputing with the other, or they are simply accomplices.

The author plants clues since the first episode. Many are clear, others are subliminal. Then it gets vague in our mind. It's a trick to keep your curiosity, but it gets tired. And a lot of reality, as I mentioned, about the clues pointed out by Bareum in the attempt to kill the CW, in penance. These are ridiculous situations, if we think that Bareum did all that alone. And as CW's finger appears the way it did, I as a Christian who know the Mass Rite, I know that that would be impossible. The priest's death: If it was BR, how did he manage to be in so many places at the same time, kill the priest, write on the wall, sew stones inside the priest's belly, fight with Bong Yi, go out and come back clean and with changed clothes. Not to mention that Mochi's brother was a friend of Bareum and would most likely recognize his voice. So in the midst of a good plot, very ridiculous things happen that discourage. Another example, is the cat "protecting" Bareum's cousin, oh seriously !!!!

Hong Joo knows that BR killed the child abuser and will she be the one to find Bareum at the crime scene? Because she is very suspicious of his behavior, and knows about the surgery. Will she try to help you or hand him over? Are you going to make him stay away from Bong Yi, knowing what happened to her and Yo Han, when everyone still thinks it was Yo Han who killed all those people? As much as I theorize about it, the scene in which Bareum wakes up refreshed and happy to have killed someone, makes me nauseous, because we know that he is the main character and possibly the killer of the 7 sins. It disgusts me to know that he had the same reactions after killing all those innocent people. I don't really know what the author wants to show with this. Nothing against LSG playing a villain, but it didn't have to be the main character and still providing moments when we romanticized him with Bong Yi, providing moments when we rooted for him. So far, I remain in that hope: that he is not the murderer, but we know that this is not going to happen.

I expect plausible explanations. Bareum would not be able to do everything himself. In the penitentiary and not even in the murder of the priest. I saw a comment on twitter that sums it up well: "Mouse is about prolonging what everyone already knows". Shocking ending?

I really hate the script at those times. Let Bong be happy. Screw the Bareum. Everything indicates that he was always the sk.

Too predictable ending. Lol, I hope the author doesn't make CW die after waking up, poor guy, but it will be pretty cliché

The way he conducted the investigation in the penitentiary was much more a kind of idiocy for the police than his cleverness. How can he park under something falling off the Church's roof? Was it fresh blood? Was it wine used in the celebration in the Church? It was put there shortly before because it would simply dry with the sun with the air. Another absurdly impossible thing is for CW's finger to appear inside the cup used by the priest. Impossible, because the priest and his assistant (acolyte) responsible for the Mass, prepare this chalice beforehand, but it is during the celebration itself. There's no way you can't see a finger in the wine before. It would only be possible if Bareum was in front of the altar table, at the moment we call the Offertory, which is when the wine together with a little water is placed in the chalice that remains on the altar table, until the moment they are dictates the words of Christ: This is my body ... this is my blood ... Grotesque error? Lack of research on how a Ritual like this happens? But I see how the police were blind. Bareum was like: oops, here's a clue, oops this isn't CW's finger. Oops, we're going to stage a kidnapping. But one thing intrigues me is that he couldn't do everything himself and at the right time. That evidence on the roof is one, the priest's murder is another case.

I agree. We already knew that Bareum would not kill his cousin, nor would he kill Yuna (I even imagined the scene exactly as it happened with her embracing him in thanks) because it is too shocking and because we are now seeing him in action and it would be very dreadful even for a series like this, where they’re trying to show some social message. And the author wants to shock by showing how he killed the boy in the story of the goat man. Because we also know that he was the sk. Unless the turnaround is huge, I see no other culprit for all the deaths of the 7 sins. And Yo Han, was just another victim. The cuts in the scene to show how he thought of everything long before are confusing. Dr Lee is as crazy as HH letting BR kill and making sure he would save innocent people, ahhh ok, that seems very safe.

There is a scene that parallels HJ and YH. That scene where Bareum is crying on Bong Yi's shoulder, as it did with Yo Han when he was scared and soon showed that Hong Joo and he had a real relationship, showing them sleeping together. Maybe there, BR and BY went to her house. In that scene, it looked like someone was watching them from a distance. I even thought it was the lawyer, because he teases BR before he dies talking about Bong Yi. Now if the author makes her pregnant just to abort the child, then I will go there and swear at her.