It explains why the Councillor is even more determined to kill the FL, why he suddenly started making mistakes,…
It was a different queen.
- The murdered king was the 2ML's father. His queen is the mother of 2ML.
- Meanwhile, the current puppet king is the father of 1ML. His queen was the murdered mother of 1ML.
- Lastly, the queen mother is the mother of the murdered king (the father of 2ML). She is the one using the 2FL because she looked like the former Crown Princess (which is the 1FL also).
It was the 1ML's mother the 1FL was accused of assassinating, not the queen mother, and not the queen / mother of 2ML (a.k.a. The Lady in White).
It explains why the Councillor is even more determined to kill the FL, why he suddenly started making mistakes,…
I think in her mind, that fake baby is her son, the 2ML.
But no, the 2ML's father was the murdered former king. Maybe there is a slight possibility, but that would mean the 2ML and 2FL are half-siblings, unless she was adopted.
Personally, I don't agree with abortion unless it is for the survival of the mother. HOWEVER, if it is what the mother wants, it should be given regardless of what your personal take on it.
In other words, if I was the doctor, I'd still recommend abortion if that's what the mother wants—whatever their reasons are or lack thereof (maybe they just want to). My personal belief is my own. I can only apply it to myself. I judge myself based on my personal standards. I cannot judge another person based on my personal standards.
Are following with the logic?
If only more people understand this logic, there wouldn't be an issue to begin with. Many, not all, of our social issues started with imposing our personal beliefs and standards on other people. You can only apply it to yourself, not on others.
If you don't like it, then either quit your job or cut-off your relationship with that person. Move on. There are 8 billion people in the world, and for sure there are jobs that suits your personal beliefs and standards.
P.s. This is NOT about religion. Havieg a belief doesn't mean it is related to religion, although yes, it usually is.
P.s.2. Of course, no one is perfect and we all make mistakes. We get emotional too. That's understandable. I also frequently say how one should rate shows (and git emotional about it). 😆 It is a learning process for every single one of us.
To fight to abort a poor disabled child is honestly high key triggering and not really a comedy. I get if people…
"Comedy" doesn't mean every scene and every episode is comedy. Genres refer to the overall feel. At least half of a show is this genre and that genre.
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They didn't even make any comedy during the trial, they were very serious.
Also, in real life, people do find comedy stuff about something or laugh between themselves, but it doesn't mean they are not taking something seriously. You could say it is their way of coping with it.
For example, custom support agents do find a lot of support cases comedic. They'll laugh about it. Talk about it. Remind themselves about it. But they were not laughing because they were not taking it seriously. They do. They aren't even laughing about the person in most cases.
It's the same here. No matter how comedic they were in the office, it doesn't mean they were not taking the case seriously. If it's time to be serious, it is serious mode.
So, the comedy genre is referring to the office dynamics, not to the cases they're handling.
where are all the people who were complaining that the body switch served no plot purpose?
The ML even made a joke of it. 😆
They no doubt expected the reaction so the ML literally said the same thing, "I thought it was a curse" is the period way of saying "The body switch is useless". 😆
It explains why the Councillor is even more determined to kill the FL, why he suddenly started making mistakes,…
To add, the time period is later "mid Joseon" up to mid "later Joseon". They already have access to other herbs that makes someone look dead, even cough blood, but is actually alive. If this was set earlier than that, from what I gathered, they didn't have access to that herb yet.
It explains why the Councillor is even more determined to kill the FL, why he suddenly started making mistakes,…
From the scenes, in her mind she's holding her son when it isn't.
It's safe to assume that she was clinically dead for far too long which resulted in it.
In modern days, we've learned that if someone is clinically dead for too long, the rist of brain damage gets higher. It's why when someone suddenly returns back from the dead, they had to go through all sorts of tests, they need to know if the person's brain was damaged in any way, and if so, how it is affecting the person.
It explains why the Councillor is even more determined to kill the FL, why he suddenly started making mistakes,…
Yep!
The story is a complicated mix of real people who were deeply hurt, and all want revenge. It blurs the line on good and evil. Not only that, almost every character did wrong themselves.
Episode 3 lesson: Don't judge the book by its cover
- The ML being passionate and attacked the FL for her beliefs backfired. - But we also already knew where the ML was coming from which the FL and the rest of the team are unknowingly dismissing.
The moral lesson here is that: Don't judge the book by its cover.
Just because someone grew up with support and a loving family, it doesn't mean it was or is all bliss. They could be hiding something because they understand how society and the world is very judgemental if you are different.
It goes both ways. The ML grew up alone, struggled alone, came from nothing, without much support. Not because his words are like a two-edged sword does it mean he was coming from up high. His passion was simply coming from his own experience, and his view of the world is thus different.
In the end, Episode 3 showed us two sides of the same coin. On one side is someone who is passionate and is easily hurt because he lived through the pain and hardship. While on the other is someone who received love and support despite what the world through at her and her family.
Two characters who wants to uplift the plight of the marginalized but have different methods on how to achieve that goal because their life experiences were on complete opposites.
Episode 3 felt like it was written and/or directed by the someone from Extraordinary Attorney Woo. It was also in Episode 3 (IIRC) when they tackled how Autism is a spectrum, and they really dove deep into it.
Wow. Episode 3 was very touching. And if you're a PWD (Person With Disability), you can relate to the plot in ways most people won't be able to.
Like, I myself did ask G-d multiple times why I am not "normal". I cried about it. I thought of just ending my life multiple times throughout my life (and even did it a few times too). Why am I here? What is my worth to this world designed for people who are not like me?
Is the world really changíng for the better? When will PWDs like me experience this world, this society, that treats us equally and fairly? Where there are no discriminations, prejudices, and stereotypes?
I'm in my mid life and trust me when I say the future is only getting more darker for us. All these "I care" are lip service. Acting today, forgotten tomorrow.
So what do we do? We either end our life and not be a burden to society (no doubt they'll be very happy there's one less "sub-human"), or try to endure all the harshness and pain and just suck it all up.
Episode 3 resonated deeply that "normal" people will never truly understand unless they are a PWD or have a loved one who is a PWD.
I don't know if anyone else caught the beauty of Episode 12: The Lady in White
It explains why the Councillor is even more determined to kill the FL, why he suddenly started making mistakes, why he is wqsting time with the FL
It isn't just about getting his daughter to be the Crown Princess. There's no need to.kill the FL again because she was deposed and her new identity is only a concubine.
It wasn't because there was a king's order that wasn't fulfilled. It was technically fulfilled, he knew that, and thus cannot force the FL to die again — this is why a new Royal Decree was requested.
The real reason is this, and it is so freaking twisted:
The love of his life is alive but her brain was damaged. Seeing the FL come back alive and starting to regain her memories is a very strong punch to his face. Why is the love of his life forever damaged? Didn't she suffer enough for being accused falsely?
And so the Councillor started to make mistakes when the FL showed up. She is like a burning anvil being pressed on his being whenever he sees her.
P.s. No one is saying that his actions are justified. E12 was not about justifying his revenge plot. It was about The Lady in White and painful irony of her and the FL. Both died but one completely lost her wits and the other regained her memories.
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- The murdered king was the 2ML's father. His queen is the mother of 2ML.
- Meanwhile, the current puppet king is the father of 1ML. His queen was the murdered mother of 1ML.
- Lastly, the queen mother is the mother of the murdered king (the father of 2ML). She is the one using the 2FL because she looked like the former Crown Princess (which is the 1FL also).
It was the 1ML's mother the 1FL was accused of assassinating, not the queen mother, and not the queen / mother of 2ML (a.k.a. The Lady in White).
But no, the 2ML's father was the murdered former king. Maybe there is a slight possibility, but that would mean the 2ML and 2FL are half-siblings, unless she was adopted.
Personally, I don't agree with abortion unless it is for the survival of the mother. HOWEVER, if it is what the mother wants, it should be given regardless of what your personal take on it.
In other words, if I was the doctor, I'd still recommend abortion if that's what the mother wants—whatever their reasons are or lack thereof (maybe they just want to). My personal belief is my own. I can only apply it to myself. I judge myself based on my personal standards. I cannot judge another person based on my personal standards.
Are following with the logic?
If only more people understand this logic, there wouldn't be an issue to begin with. Many, not all, of our social issues started with imposing our personal beliefs and standards on other people. You can only apply it to yourself, not on others.
If you don't like it, then either quit your job or cut-off your relationship with that person. Move on. There are 8 billion people in the world, and for sure there are jobs that suits your personal beliefs and standards.
P.s. This is NOT about religion. Havieg a belief doesn't mean it is related to religion, although yes, it usually is.
P.s.2. Of course, no one is perfect and we all make mistakes. We get emotional too. That's understandable. I also frequently say how one should rate shows (and git emotional about it). 😆 It is a learning process for every single one of us.
😉
They didn't even make any comedy during the trial, they were very serious.
Also, in real life, people do find comedy stuff about something or laugh between themselves, but it doesn't mean they are not taking something seriously. You could say it is their way of coping with it.
For example, custom support agents do find a lot of support cases comedic. They'll laugh about it. Talk about it. Remind themselves about it. But they were not laughing because they were not taking it seriously. They do. They aren't even laughing about the person in most cases.
It's the same here. No matter how comedic they were in the office, it doesn't mean they were not taking the case seriously. If it's time to be serious, it is serious mode.
So, the comedy genre is referring to the office dynamics, not to the cases they're handling.
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They no doubt expected the reaction so the ML literally said the same thing, "I thought it was a curse" is the period way of saying "The body switch is useless". 😆
It's safe to assume that she was clinically dead for far too long which resulted in it.
In modern days, we've learned that if someone is clinically dead for too long, the rist of brain damage gets higher. It's why when someone suddenly returns back from the dead, they had to go through all sorts of tests, they need to know if the person's brain was damaged in any way, and if so, how it is affecting the person.
The story is a complicated mix of real people who were deeply hurt, and all want revenge. It blurs the line on good and evil. Not only that, almost every character did wrong themselves.
- The ML being passionate and attacked the FL for her beliefs backfired.
- But we also already knew where the ML was coming from which the FL and the rest of the team are unknowingly dismissing.
The moral lesson here is that: Don't judge the book by its cover.
Just because someone grew up with support and a loving family, it doesn't mean it was or is all bliss. They could be hiding something because they understand how society and the world is very judgemental if you are different.
It goes both ways. The ML grew up alone, struggled alone, came from nothing, without much support. Not because his words are like a two-edged sword does it mean he was coming from up high. His passion was simply coming from his own experience, and his view of the world is thus different.
In the end, Episode 3 showed us two sides of the same coin. On one side is someone who is passionate and is easily hurt because he lived through the pain and hardship. While on the other is someone who received love and support despite what the world through at her and her family.
Two characters who wants to uplift the plight of the marginalized but have different methods on how to achieve that goal because their life experiences were on complete opposites.
Like, I myself did ask G-d multiple times why I am not "normal". I cried about it. I thought of just ending my life multiple times throughout my life (and even did it a few times too). Why am I here? What is my worth to this world designed for people who are not like me?
Is the world really changíng for the better? When will PWDs like me experience this world, this society, that treats us equally and fairly? Where there are no discriminations, prejudices, and stereotypes?
I'm in my mid life and trust me when I say the future is only getting more darker for us. All these "I care" are lip service. Acting today, forgotten tomorrow.
So what do we do? We either end our life and not be a burden to society (no doubt they'll be very happy there's one less "sub-human"), or try to endure all the harshness and pain and just suck it all up.
Episode 3 resonated deeply that "normal" people will never truly understand unless they are a PWD or have a loved one who is a PWD.
Probably she was clinically dead for too long before they were able to revived her. And we know that it damages the brain if one is dead for too long.
It isn't just about getting his daughter to be the Crown Princess. There's no need to.kill the FL again because she was deposed and her new identity is only a concubine.
It wasn't because there was a king's order that wasn't fulfilled. It was technically fulfilled, he knew that, and thus cannot force the FL to die again — this is why a new Royal Decree was requested.
The real reason is this, and it is so freaking twisted:
The love of his life is alive but her brain was damaged. Seeing the FL come back alive and starting to regain her memories is a very strong punch to his face. Why is the love of his life forever damaged? Didn't she suffer enough for being accused falsely?
And so the Councillor started to make mistakes when the FL showed up. She is like a burning anvil being pressed on his being whenever he sees her.
P.s. No one is saying that his actions are justified. E12 was not about justifying his revenge plot. It was about The Lady in White and painful irony of her and the FL. Both died but one completely lost her wits and the other regained her memories.