It looks like we're going to go back to the past next week. I'm starting to suspect that Dr Lee is also crazy…
Bareum has a new standard of murder. In addition to killing the killers, he leaves the DNA of the next victim. The tie is not to incriminate the friend, but to forge the evidence with the DNA of another murderer and it is obvious that MC will notice this pattern and then the siege closes. After all, there are only 7 episodes left for so many open doors.
It looks like we're going to go back to the past next week. I'm starting to suspect that Dr Lee is also crazy like HH. Incidentally and your lost brother? He is likely to know about Bareum and his past. All I'm seeing is a serial killer being used to kill serial killers, like Dexter. Very vague to be able to trust that Dr Lee was sure that BR wouldn't kill Yuna, because if it weren't for the cat scratching his arm, he would have killed his cousin. If you are angry (cousin) or threatened (Yuna) your desire goes to the limit. How can you swallow that mere words from Dr Lee, like, "Trust me, I'm only going to allow you to kill predators"? What about the drugs he was taking? And the hallucinations with Yo Han? And Dr Lee helping BR put the blame on his friend with the tie. Why did he keep that tie since that night? One thing is the performance of the actors. They are very good, and LSG really has shown its best moment, but when it comes to consistency, continuity, it gets a little tiring. They seem to open a thousand doors in front of each other and then you have to go back to close them. This is tiring because sometimes we forget the infinite details to interconnect everything. Now Bong Yi and Hong Joo know who killed the abuser. So next week comes with more twists and turns? And what a sadness if that innocent detainee kills himself!
It is not confusing, it is what we are seeing. I have said many times that it will only be a surprise if Bareum…
I really hope so. I will never understand how they put a protagonist like SK, making us empathize with him. But there are pictures of BR before the surgery that look quite different and suspicious and they soon deleted the photos. In addition to the bubblegum of the exaggeration of kindness and incapacity. He had his secrets and was madly trying to frame Yo Han. Even when Bong Yi told him that he wounded the murderer when he fought him, at the priest's death, he did not communicate to anyone. Killer looked left-handed, and the guy who fought Bong Yi was right-handed.
The best part of the episode was when BR bit his face and cut off his penis lmao I have felt very happy at that…
Guys, the guy bit the abuser. Saliva contains DNA. Are you going to say it was the cat's scratch that made him bleed right away? Then we'll see if it has feline DNA too. Mochi knows that Bareum has a cat, but the most likely and consistent was the saliva left in the bite.
here’s my theory: JBR was born a killer but he thought Yo Han was so nice and caring he wanted to be like him…
It is not confusing, it is what we are seeing. I have said many times that it will only be a surprise if Bareum is not the Serial killer of the 7 sins, because everything indicates that it is. Of all the twists and turns, two things have escaped this conclusion: first, studies show that psychopaths do not perceive many smells and Bareum showed a good sense of smell, when he noticed the mint smell of YH in the scene of the priest's murderer. Another, too, is how he managed to do so many things that night, and now, even with part of Yo Han's brain, he was in a panic when MC explained exactly what he did when he killed the etuprator. Psychopaths tend to be calm and even YH was not scared when MC interrogated him about Dr Lee.
Ba Reum's last line in the preview: "What's going on, Moo Chi is a predator?"Did Ba Reum give more samples to…
Maybe Mo Chi is a genius. The exam accused him but is he a 1% genius? Because as he explained the whole scene of the death of the abuser in front of the authorities, emphasizing that he was a psycho, it was epic. Bareum almost had a heart attack there, afraid of being caught.
Or that must be why Dr Lee did not win the Nobel. Lol. His tests are not even 99% effective and I think he is…
Dr Lee knows that Bareum is a positive gene and I have to admit how brave he is when dealing so closely with a murderer. There must be a sniper ready to kill BR if he threatens the DR. Lol, but I think Dr Lee is setting a trap for Bareum himself. Encouraging him to think that Yo Han is really taking his mind. With the loss of memory, BR forgot to pretend in public. It seems that the plot is really flowing for the psychopath to empathize and then discover that it was always him. Sad, because even Mochi thinks BR loves Bong Yi so much that he even killed his abuser and that she deserves to be happy. I know the LSG character is the main character, he's working well, but definitely, I love Mo Chi. What he said to BR: "I would do that for you too", broke my heart.
What if Mochi's gene is genius? I'm watching the ep. with subs and I see that he is very smart. Bareum was having a heart attack while listening to him describe to the authorities, exactly what happened that night.
Or that must be why Dr Lee did not win the Nobel. Lol. His tests are not even 99% effective and I think he is…
Is Daniel Lee really there? I'm beginning to think that as a psychopath, Bareum has become psychotic. Lol. Maybe he wants to end Mochi because he developed jealousy of Bong Yi, and maybe because not because he is in love, but because she is treating Mochi as a hero, because she is protecting him from being arrested. And Bareum now looks like he has pictures on the wall too (or again). Perhaps investigating alleged murderers and victims to do exactly as he did the etuprator. Then comes the chapter tomorrow and changes everything ahhhhhhhhh
I just went to rewatch the preview for ep. 13 on Youtube and noticed the headline: Lee Hee Joon is the 1% psychopathic…
Or that must be why Dr Lee did not win the Nobel. Lol. His tests are not even 99% effective and I think he is as crazy as HH. Because it seems difficult to have so many predators in one place. We know that many murderers are not psychopaths and many psychopaths are not murderers.
If you watched cafefully there are scenes where Yo Han was checking on Ba Reum'a file, in that Ba Reum was born…
Yo Han is definitely not an SK. I even think he doesn't even have a psychopathic gene. He was unfortunate enough to be adopted by HH's wife after she somehow abandoned her own son. Because the dilemma remains. The first one raised: abortion or not? Second: Psychopath or genius? Would they go so far as to kill the guy who had a 1% chance of being a genius (yoHan) just to make a psychopath empathize with the history of frontal lobe transplantation? I think little, and I even think it is unethical for the author. The whole cast revolves around a psychopath forcing him to have remorse because he will drag all the innocent or good to suffer along with him. What punishment is this? So there must be something very well thought out by the author to relate so much. To answer so many questions. Hong Joo is very mysterious. I don't know if she is good or biased yet. Are Dr Lee and HH the biggest villains? Has Bareum always been an experiment, when they learned that he was the legitimate son of HH? Because Yo Han as a neuro surgeon rightly hit Bareum's frontal lobe. Why was it hammered and not with a knife, for example? They say that psychopaths fear nothing, but there was no sign of a clash with Yo han at the scene, did he not react in the face of death? Why? Did he think Yo Han was not able to hit him? And yes, the doctor was already shaken by the death of his friend, being accused of being the murderer of the cross and was very hated by Bareum.
Ahh, everyone talking about the nominations. It's a shame that he wasn't nominated. But I think this drama would…
I hope for a good delivery, and he is already doing that and we will see more when they show probable flashbacks. I was imagining the scene of Bareum crying after seeing BY's case file. If we were sure before that he never cried out of empathy and sincerity, wouldn't the impact of this scene of real crying be much greater? That's why I talk about BR having more established nuances in the first episodes. But the author and the production chose to hide too much and there was no time to show it before choosing the nominees.
Since ep 6 he is doing great..l would call it less screen time but impactful acting.. this drama used lee seung…
@Preksya I agree with you! I don't think Vicenzo is a character for awards like this. I don't disagree about preferring quality over quantity. I just mentioned one factor in favor of Song Joong ki. But I have to say that Lee Hee-joon's character filled the screen in Mouse in the first 6 episodes and delivered the best. Why? Because the script collaborated like that. and I'm hoping he'll take the prize. We already know that Bareum now or another would take the lead and is doing so in a magnificent way. The problem was the waiting time for this. Mouse debuted a little late, unfortunately. Imagine Mouse debuting in February, with a good publicity! It would be perfect. I found Vicenzo's recommendation bad. In fact, I was much more upset by the fact that Lee Seung Gi did not compete for Sing Again, than with Mouse (because of the circumstances). Lee Seung Gi deserves to win the biggest award as an MC for this program.
Since ep 6 he is doing great..l would call it less screen time but impactful acting.. this drama used lee seung…
I think because in the first episode, we know who Vicenzo is. He showed that he was a murderous mobster, with a little empathy. He filled the screen in every episode, he had no "competition" to lead. The drama is good, and to make it lighter, they brought an exaggerated comic side. I thought the character was ok, but not necessarily for an indication. I still think that Mouse's script, overly protective of Bareum's image, in the first 6 episodes did hinder the indication. Lee Seung Gi is delivering a lot, and we will most likely see stupendous scenes from him in the past in flashbacks, but there was no time to see that for this award. It is a pity. I think Lee Seung Gi is at their level, yes. I was very impacted with him in Vagabond.
On the non-appointment of LSG: I think it took many episodes to see Bareum's duality. They should have given us some nuances of it outside of that kindness and apparent weakness. They released some photos from the time they killed Grandma, Bareum not being Bareum. Will Flasbacks be shown in the future? I don't know if anyone got to see it, because then they blacked out. The awards were evaluating the candidates and there were 6 episodes in which Mochi filled the screen and the actor gave an interpretation show. Lee Seung Gi was not indicated, I think, that due to the lack of planning of the whole team, it takes a long time to debut, it takes time to show some nuance, a lack of disclosure by the broadcaster, exaggeration in the writer's secrets. LSG deserves it, because he risked a difficult character and is very well in him, but that happened only in the last two chapters. I'm not saying that he hasn't done well so far, but for a nomination for the best actor, we're only seeing it now, a little late, for that purpose.
If you watched cafefully there are scenes where Yo Han was checking on Ba Reum'a file, in that Ba Reum was born…
Very well contextualize. I think this: Did Dr Lee really get it right in discovering psychopathic genes? Why didn't he win the Nobel? If, in fact, he identified "bad" genes, he should have reported this to some responsible authority and here we remember the government secretary at the time who seems to be the same for 25 years. Dr Lee, that day when HH's wife went to get the results, he went out and went to see a government person who was in a car. We thought it might be Detective Shin's father, Nepo. But maybe it's all positive tests, so someone can monitor these babies. Some ethical responsibility he might have regarding the danger of a new serial killer. Maybe they monitor Jae Hoon just in case, who knows? and there’s also the fact that he’s a friend of the nurse’s dead husband, and that he knew the child could be a psychopath. Some explanation has for Jae Hoon to have grown up believing that he had another family. Was it an experiment before? Have you been a mouse since then? I don't know if they would let the whole character of Jae Hoon be Yo Han. And as a child he has the main role and when he grows up he becomes a cast support, just for theories of who could be the young Jae Hoon?
and I really hope that Bareum really doesn't become a psychopath
I did not mean that someone is supporting the murderer, but that the murderer has these people around him for the story to develop. Who is using this is the author. I just keep waiting for her to give a good ending to the good characters. They deserve a little peace.
and I really hope that Bareum really doesn't become a psychopath
We know that Joker is a psychotic psychopath, we know that Jason, Fred Krueeger are bad. If we go to watch the film about Ted Bundy, we know that it is a specific story about a psychopath and his manipulations and seductions. But in Mouse's case, there are people who fight for good. Suffered people, traumatized people. And yes, I would like these people to have the same weight as the main character and not just be there to support the killer to develop. Only that. Perhaps I have a surprise and Bareum is not the killer of the 7 sins, although everything points to him.
and I really hope that Bareum really doesn't become a psychopath
I agree about LSG taking on the role of a villain, but I don't think they should give a psychopathic character a lead role. Bareum and Moo Chi should be at the same level of importance, for example. I will never find it cool that the main character is a cruel killer and the other secondary characters are just roles that will highlight the evilness of this psychopath. Mochi believing in him and discovering that he killed his brother, Bong Yi falling in love with him and discovering that he killed his grandmother, and Hong Joo for having suggested the surgery that saved his life. Also or LSG fan.
Second: Psychopath or genius? Would they go so far as to kill the guy who had a 1% chance of being a genius (yoHan) just to make a psychopath empathize with the history of frontal lobe transplantation? I think little, and I even think it is unethical for the author. The whole cast revolves around a psychopath forcing him to have remorse because he will drag all the innocent or good to suffer along with him. What punishment is this? So there must be something very well thought out by the author to relate so much. To answer so many questions. Hong Joo is very mysterious. I don't know if she is good or biased yet. Are Dr Lee and HH the biggest villains? Has Bareum always been an experiment, when they learned that he was the legitimate son of HH? Because Yo Han as a neuro surgeon rightly hit Bareum's frontal lobe. Why was it hammered and not with a knife, for example? They say that psychopaths fear nothing, but there was no sign of a clash with Yo han at the scene, did he not react in the face of death? Why? Did he think Yo Han was not able to hit him? And yes, the doctor was already shaken by the death of his friend, being accused of being the murderer of the cross and was very hated by Bareum.
I think it took many episodes to see Bareum's duality. They should have given us some nuances of it outside of that kindness and apparent weakness. They released some photos from the time they killed Grandma, Bareum not being Bareum. Will Flasbacks be shown in the future? I don't know if anyone got to see it, because then they blacked out. The awards were evaluating the candidates and there were 6 episodes in which Mochi filled the screen and the actor gave an interpretation show. Lee Seung Gi was not indicated, I think, that due to the lack of planning of the whole team, it takes a long time to debut, it takes time to show some nuance, a lack of disclosure by the broadcaster, exaggeration in the writer's secrets. LSG deserves it, because he risked a difficult character and is very well in him, but that happened only in the last two chapters. I'm not saying that he hasn't done well so far, but for a nomination for the best actor, we're only seeing it now, a little late, for that purpose.
and there’s also the fact that he’s a friend of the nurse’s dead husband,
and that he knew the child could be a psychopath. Some explanation has for Jae Hoon to have grown up believing that he had another family. Was it an experiment before? Have you been a mouse since then? I don't know if they would let the whole character of Jae Hoon be Yo Han. And as a child he has the main role and when he grows up he becomes a cast support, just for theories of who could be the young Jae Hoon?