Wynwyn555

they were just more focus on showing depraved things instead of a solid plotline, they always do that to distract from it, as if the disgusting things they show are supposed to make up for it. what was the point of this episode and this plotline? none

why did the music teacher have only 1 line? I'm confused. and the crazy female teacher, did she really see the red line between them in school or was that her imagination? so if the music teacher had obviously more than 1 partner, why is there only 1 line? also no offense to anyone but ep 4 was so boring and cringe, just pure shock value with some nuts character, did nothing for the plot except show you some depravity of an irrelevant character

the one with the affair?

I‘m just staying for the Mirae storyline and have been fastforwarding any other subplot for the last 6? Episodes lol
I don’t even know what the Rosa storyline is everyone is talking about cause I skipped it all

Also offtopic but I genuienly dislike kdramas for how they handle romantic subplots. I get it works for others but anytime I see grown adults discussing in several scenes „first loves“ or events of decades ago or giddy feelings, I click out cause its the most unrealistic and unserious thing to me. How can you not resolve sth or act when you can yap about it every scene. I think I clicked out with this show when the ML was talking with his former colleague in a cafe about being confused with his first love and her twin and was like „no one talks like this, especially to a random colleague about sth so personal, and they act like kids teasing the other to get some info out of them for the audience and to spell out their thoughts, it’s so unrealistic and unserious.“

I hope so too, I find such shows an insult to people's intellect

kept scrolling to find this comment. glad I'm not the only one. not to be mean but it feels we have all collectively become so stupid that we could be entertained by sth like this, not a single scene was noteworthy and a waste of time.

this type of female characters are my favourite, and she was among them, I'm still bitter they gave her a amnesia plot and made her like a dumb kid who lost all her abilities

he definitely is related to her because he put the picture with the note in the back "sorry I made you go through this alone. - SY" there and if you go check first episode, her name also has the initials SY

It definitely is because her initials are also SY and the note he put was from her, said "Sorry I made you go through this alone". The SY returning from overseas having the same initials and Miji thinking that is a red herring

yeah it feels like that lol

knew it, the note was from SY, the former co worker, and they're misleading the audience by making her think it's the SY who is coming back from overseas who she has bad history with. the co worker that helps her is related to the female SY

Kdramas always need a scapegoat to blame bad writing on. This whole idea of a decade old misunderstanding that can be resolved in 1 conversation is unbearable, childish

When the office workers were gossiping about her they said she should stay away from married men so he must be married? I havent seen anyone mention this

No this doesn’t make sense here cause they literally established themselves he could tell them apart, make mi rae emphasise he might tell them apart, only for it to become irrelevant and fall for the scheme like anyone else. It’s annoying and bad writing and they‘ll milk this forever but it’s gonna be so boring by then since it already is and the payoff wont feel rewarding. Watch next episode them resolving the cliffhanger today with „uhh I meant thats what mi ji might say hahah“ or „drunken memory“ or sth

Adult romance feels so off because I hate watching „oh let’s continue our love story after 10y that got stuck to a misunderstanding“ and then also characters pop up and suddenly are interested in one another like the school friend, I mean what were you doing up until now? They simply dont act like adults but kids and I hate it.

Exactly. I hate when kdramas fall into this tactic where in the beginning the characters seem serious and smart but then regress to being clueless onscreen and you gotta watch it all happen and wait for them to catch on the plot. It makes no sense to establish he could tell them apart only for him to be played like this. They always do this, it’s like they don’t how to write the story if they can’t rely on childish misunderstandings or suspension of disbelief

SAME

So def product placement lol

Am I supposed to be this confused about this? So next episode, her car seems to be the same and she‘s looking for it and finds coincidently the other dead women in her car? Is this also some product placement or a clue/detail you‘re supposed to pay attention to?

I am confused about the red car scene towards the end of the episode. It was clearly a different woman getting in but she gets out of it?