I kinda wish Eunjin and Nam Goongmin to at least see each other (their characters obv)ā¦ but thatās a cameo…
I'm more like I hope they make a Season 2 haha. Those two are fun to watch together.
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Re: cameo (just extra info)
The official definition of a cameo and a guest in the industry is: - Cameo: does not make any impact to the story, usually one scene only, and often as themselves (but unnamed characters are not uncommon), almost always an unpaid appearance, usually uncredited also - Guest: they make an impact in the story, they always play a fictional character (it's rare to see "as self" roles making an impact to the story), number of scenes is not important, usually paid unless the actors refused it or volunteered, can be credited depending on the agreement
Not sure. Aside from this, there are 2 others on-going shows set around 2020-2022. It seems that these were shows supposed to air in 2020-2022 bet were delayed for some reason.
I don't care if Ah Jin was desperate because of all the hate she was getting over In Gang's death, and Longstar…
> I don't care if Ah Jin was desperate because of all the hate she was getting over In Gang's death, and Longstar Entertainment trying to blackball her from the industry. There's no way she'd believe Do Hyuk's nonsense about becoming her guardian, and wanting to marry her because she lived a hard life and he can't see people like her suffer.
No, no. She didn't see him that way. She saw him as another person she can used.
But she failed to identify that the guy is possessive and obsessive. In fairness, these two qualities often only show after getting married.
Basically, she was blindsided because she was still on a downward slope after what happened to grandma, her step-mother kneeling before her, and her boyfriend who she learned to love for real. Those events, right when she's starting to see hope that there are genuine people without a secret agenda for her, destroyed her last sanity.
The husband, meanwile, was observing her and he came into the picture at the perfect moment because he knew she is at her most vulnerable moment. He took advantage of that when all her guards are down.
She wasn't dumbed down for the sake of the story, she was written the way most people act and react when their last hopes were destroyed.
He knew she was the killer of her father and still turned a blind eye. He supported her and let an innnocent go…
But later, he recalled the scene outside of interrogation, just himself. He remembered it as him arriving at the scene and seeing her. She told him, "it is over" and she collapsed. But when he checked him, he was still slightly moving.
That was when he hit him.
Recall that the forensics discovered the father was hit three times. There were minutes gap between each hit.
The first hit was the cafe owner. The second was the FL. The third was him.
His blow was what ultimately killed his father. So by law, he murdered him. The cafe owner was an accident. The FL the conspirator, it can even pass as self-defense for her.
It was why the detective was on her, he knew she did the second hit. But JS was claiming he did both the second and third.
Ahh! I remembered another thing. When the detective was interrogating him, he mocked him with something like, "So, you are saying that you hit him when you arrived, and then a few minutes later you hit him again?" The detective detected his lies and was covering for the FL.
Hello, I see this has finished airing. Could someone please spare me a bit of their time and tell me, if they…
From what the others said, no, it's different. However, don't forget that adaptations never followed the original material to the letter, the mediums are different, the industries are different, the target audience are different, even the goals are different. So, if you'll watch it, watch it as a standalone work.
I think Jun Seo deserved to be punished. I just donāt understand why she and her husband, who deliberately drove…
I doubt the FL is living a "good life".
Her husband exposing the phone video and drone footage is him ensuring she will never be able to show her face in public ever again.
- The phone video was taken by his goon. It is not normal for a regular person to secretly film someone who pulled themselves outf a wreckage.
- The drone footage wasn't a CCTV, the elevation and angle is too high, you don't set up a road CCTV that high and in that angle.
Also, the investigators tried to search for her for days, probably even weeks , if that was a CCTV, they wouldn't declare her as "missing" and then later as "dead", because it was clear she wasn't dying-weak. She climbed up those stones and stood upright.
The same with the phone video, a regular person thinking of a scoop would've shown it to the police or sold it immediately to reporters. But it took days/weeks before it was revealed.
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Re: cameo (just extra info)
The official definition of a cameo and a guest in the industry is:
- Cameo: does not make any impact to the story, usually one scene only, and often as themselves (but unnamed characters are not uncommon), almost always an unpaid appearance, usually uncredited also
- Guest: they make an impact in the story, they always play a fictional character (it's rare to see "as self" roles making an impact to the story), number of scenes is not important, usually paid unless the actors refused it or volunteered, can be credited depending on the agreement
No, no. She didn't see him that way. She saw him as another person she can used.
But she failed to identify that the guy is possessive and obsessive. In fairness, these two qualities often only show after getting married.
Basically, she was blindsided because she was still on a downward slope after what happened to grandma, her step-mother kneeling before her, and her boyfriend who she learned to love for real. Those events, right when she's starting to see hope that there are genuine people without a secret agenda for her, destroyed her last sanity.
The husband, meanwile, was observing her and he came into the picture at the perfect moment because he knew she is at her most vulnerable moment. He took advantage of that when all her guards are down.
She wasn't dumbed down for the sake of the story, she was written the way most people act and react when their last hopes were destroyed.
That was when he hit him.
Recall that the forensics discovered the father was hit three times. There were minutes gap between each hit.
The first hit was the cafe owner.
The second was the FL.
The third was him.
His blow was what ultimately killed his father. So by law, he murdered him. The cafe owner was an accident. The FL the conspirator, it can even pass as self-defense for her.
It was why the detective was on her, he knew she did the second hit. But JS was claiming he did both the second and third.
Ahh! I remembered another thing. When the detective was interrogating him, he mocked him with something like, "So, you are saying that you hit him when you arrived, and then a few minutes later you hit him again?" The detective detected his lies and was covering for the FL.
Her husband exposing the phone video and drone footage is him ensuring she will never be able to show her face in public ever again.
- The phone video was taken by his goon. It is not normal for a regular person to secretly film someone who pulled themselves outf a wreckage.
- The drone footage wasn't a CCTV, the elevation and angle is too high, you don't set up a road CCTV that high and in that angle.
Also, the investigators tried to search for her for days, probably even weeks , if that was a CCTV, they wouldn't declare her as "missing" and then later as "dead", because it was clear she wasn't dying-weak. She climbed up those stones and stood upright.
The same with the phone video, a regular person thinking of a scoop would've shown it to the police or sold it immediately to reporters. But it took days/weeks before it was revealed.
The OP was explaining the conclusion of the investigators and media that she likely died of her wounds somewhere.