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They left no options for the character. It is to kill or to kill. But as for ethics, we would need to start with the intention of the author herself, because in real life we ​​don't convince serial killers to kill bad people. She herself is giving the role of her main character in the hands of an SK. Because everything indicates that BR has always been the main one. What is her ethics? What is the purpose of emphasizing and giving prominence to someone's evil and not to a character like Mochi, for example, who has his defects and his thirst for revenge, but strives to do the right things ... Why not give prominence to
Bong Yi, who suffered, suffers and will suffer more. I would just like the Law to be stricter. No reduction and open regimes for murderers, pedophiles, rapists, corrupt, heinous crimes, in short. Life sentence. And that they work to support themselves within the penitentiary.

Even though Mouse's context is about psychopaths and science fiction, even if Bareum has killed before or just after the head surgery, Dr Lee's proposal for him is like Dexter. How not to associate? Here we only have the "certainty" of what will be their prey, from testing genes. Even though the author wants to surprise in the next chapter, making him kill someone innocent.

Exactly! And many repeated scenes of Jae Hoon in parallel with Bareum. Many scenes that no longer impact. It will be more of a repetition to see him not killing the child, but it will be too heavy even for a series like this if he did. I noticed that he remained standing in that scene, and as the child was asleep on the floor he made the movement just to feel what it would be like to kill the boy. He probably took out his cell phone to answer it. And then he saw Hong Joo's call. Another scene repeated: another mother poisoning her own child. It is already the third who tries to kill her own child. And another thing that made me aware was Bong Yi's narration when she was raped: she highlighted her grandmother's addiction that caused her to be exposed to any kind of danger at that time of night. The same is repeated with the case of ep11. Carelessness of adults. Is it a message from the author, or is it related to the death of Bong Yi's grandmother? I won't be surprised if the girl's mother turns up dead, if Bareum doesn't find any more psychopaths in the next few months.

Are they going around to tell the same stories? Ep11, several parallels. Hong Joo is always suspicious. She was the one who called Bareum, while they ran to help Bong Yi, and that made Bareum do nothing with the boy (I think that's what happened). She knows about HH's experiments, but can she also know about Daniel Lee? Oh, and any resemblance between the kidnapped girl's drunk and sloppy mother, like Bong Yi's grandmother is no coincidence. The ep.12 synopsis is about Bareum not listening to Dr Lee and committing another murder. I won't be surprised if the girl's mother appears dead too. And about the beginning of Ep. "I have a desire to be like him" later on repeating he says: I want to be him. If the translation is not wrong ...

It is likely that the call Bareum received from Hong Joo woke him up from the irritation directed at the boy, so they will show him running over there and killing the rapist. There are many parallels to this series, which sometimes seems confusing. They try to make something new here and there sound like something new, but they are always brooding over the same situations.

I really wanted what you described in that drama. But it seems that the viewers don't like the fact that Bareum is not the killer of the 7 sins. They are expecting exactly a "bold" attitude in making the main character a murderer, the son of another murderer. It seems that Daniel Lee is capable of everything, too. I sincerely wanted to see a different story for Bareum, in addition to the obvious: the kind and clumsy guy in the neighborhood is actually a psychopath, even within a science fiction concept. That way there is no way to empathize with him.

I suspected that a key character was not going to die, just who created the Mouse theme.

I think it was the translation that was wrong. I checked two, and they are a little different from each other.

The voice at the end of the episode was that of a child, and not necessarily that of Yo Han. I cannot say that Yo Han committed any crime, but I believe that the child is Bareum. The child is the protagonist and the Bareum is the main character. It remains to be seen if he was also a genius and was a predator of predators and was investigating the cases, just like Yo Han, or if he was mean all the time. In fact it is becoming clear as the day that BR was SK. Probably the mother abandoned this child after almost killing her. Perhaps she remembered the scene from the day he was born. Of a son killing his own mother. She did not have the slightest psychological condition to raise her child after all that she had been through.

I agree. The performance of the actors is very good. I just don't agree with the direction of the characters. Just tragedy. And they roll around and try to trick viewers until the CW wakes up and bummmm, oh surprise, BR was SK all the time, to the surprise of zero people. I hope I'm wrong.

I also think I would only have that outcome, but I can't help thinking about how that sounds like hypocrisy. She wants to punish Sk, but along with him she takes 3 more people. It is as if a professional sniper shoots a hijacker, even if he kills the victims with him, the important thing is that the hijacker dies ...

My problem with this drama is the author's intention to make an SK repent of his sins. For this, she is able to act according to a phrase from the head hunter himself when he excludes Ba Reum about his murders: it was a small sacrifice for a greater good. That said, will the author use 3 main characters, creating emotional ties with BR to satisfy her desire for psychopaths and remorse? Give Ba Reum a good working partner, like Mo Chi who will later discover that he even indirectly helped in the death of his own brother? Give Ba Reum a chance to survive, as Hong Ju did, only to later discover that Yo Han was innocent and that she also contributed to the fake kidnapping that culminated in the death of the priest and the child? And give Bareum a love, and then Bong Y finds out that he killed his grandmother. Is it worth the sacrifice? I think the author is a bit hypocritical if that happens. I hope to be surprised.

Because Yo Han's social characteristics don't seem to be that of a serial killer. Unless the writers want to break stereotypes of the kind and good guy being SK. Bareum, before head surgery, acted exactly as a serial killer is described. See the lawyer of these last ep, apparently silly, weak and kind. Yo Han attempted suicide by stalking at school. It remains to be seen what he was doing in that place where he had stretchers and a trail of blood.

This series would be really surprising if in the end the killer of the 7 sins was not Bareum. That someone with a psychopathic gene fought against their intentions. If the person who convinces him not to surrender after killing the lawyer is the real SK, finding an alibi to keep killing until Bareum goes crazy thinking that he might be the killer of the 7 sins. Getting to go to jail, but CK waking up and denouncing the real SK. Otherwise, it will only be tragedy after tragedy, for all the protagonists. MC deserves to be punished because of the thirst for revenge to the point of cooperating with a false kidnapping that culminated in the loss of his brother's life on national television? Did you surrender naively to your brother's real killer? Did you like him? Is Bong Yi another hated by the screenwriter? After all, do you still fall in love and take care of your grandmother's killer? Hong Ju spent her whole life away from her parents, lied to MC, and finds out that she also contributed to her Show with the death of the child and the priest? While HH is happy with life, just watching and manipulating. Oh sure and in the end it will be the government's fault and not the screenwriter's. Lol.

Bareum's memories are not of Yo Han. As we can predict, he was SK all the time. There is nothing new about this. Even HH, who is feeding the psychopathy of the "new" Bareum, knows this and said that he sincerely hopes that Yo Han's mind will not influence him, because Yo Han was not evil. Now in addition to being a psychopath, Bareum is psychotic.

I think they are late with filming. They will try to explain the unexplainable. It is clear that Bareum was SK all along. The stereotype of "be suspicious of people who are too helpful" because that is how a serial killer acts is associated with Ba Reum. Look at Ba Reum describing the lawyer even before Pil's death! He described himself before losing his memory. Yo Han didn't look like a murderer and you can't understand why he had an underground hospital room. There was blood on the spot, and on your car. Did they do expertise and analyze that it was the kidnapped child? Because I’ve never seen a policeman as incapacitated as Korea’s.

Bareum could be different from how gentle and weak he was! He could be hunting SK, just like Yo Han and unfortunately the two distrusted each other. It would not make sense for me to make Bareum the predator and after a big trauma he just regrets, just because the author doesn't think it is fair for a psychopath not to regret his crimes. If he remembers what he was immediately, remorse ends. So are you going to drag this through 12 episodes although it seems like the truth that they present us? And who should be the first to repent? Wouldn't it be the headhunter who lives and is still required by the political wing? Wouldn't Bareum be a genius who discovered that he was the son of HH and to avoid any ties to him he became an SK investigator? Wouldn't it be a beautiful punishment for HH's son not to be a murderer like his father? And surgery would make him lose what we call empathy and could trigger his psychopathic genes. So I would believe in your fight. Your duel between the pleasure of killing and regretting it later. Because I think he will kill the abuser of Bong Yi.