Did prince uiseong’s mom go crazy or smtg? Also, were there no changes at all to the king and queen’s relationship?
It did hint that's what happened.
1. She did not notice the Queen was mother. 2. The Queen said to the Prince to stay strong and hold on to his mother. -- Which implies she knows something is wrong. 3. When his mother held his hands, she said his hands are warm. The reaction of the Prince was worry, not happiness.
I am suspecting his mother started to lose her sight because of her shock and immense stress. And it is well-known today that stress can indeed increase the risk of vision loss. It might be she developed a disease like glaucoma, even hallucination, and other possible diseases.
It may be temporarily blindness, if she doesn't have any eye-related disease, that means she will recover in time if given enough rest. Or, worse.
But, yeah, those scenes hinted his mother is sick. And it's not surprising, she had the worst shocks of her life in one fateful night. 1. Discovering she was used.
2. Discovering her love was one-sided.
3. Finding out her love is a deposed Prince—which itself would be a problem because of the excommunication against the deposed royal family.
4. Witnessing how her son killed his own father. A very despicable act, no matter which culture and time period we are in.
5. Her father killed by the deposed Prince, and her lover.
6. Her son could be sentenced to death, all because she fell for the tricks of the deposed Prince; and later her ambitions and failed plans.
LOL. The director sure knows how to make us laugh.
The NFS and Fire Vice-Chief suddenly brought outside an amazing setup of laptops and monitors, only for those to be useless. Reminded me of the boiling water in episode 1. =))
I'm kind of conflicted about how episode 7 went. JDY was playing chess the entire time, yet he couldn't anticipate…
He doesn't remember much of the late 90s, and he's also being blindsided by his successes so far, which is typical, especially since he's after revenge.
Very few people can keep a level head and to keep anticipating things, yet they too can fail at times.
I didn't know everyone in that jurisdiction are stupid.
How in the world did everyone believe that he is the real suspect when he was the one who found all the evidences? He is your comrade, you worked with him for months, you saw how he works, you know his principles, and not a single person stood for him when he was being pinned by the corrupt police and persecution force that stormed them.
I think this needs a “Comedy” tag added because it was laughable.
It talks about Do Gyeom, but when you watch it, the primary character is Yu Na.
To make it even more confusing, Do Gyeom is so mysterious that he is probably the antagonist, yet the synopsis talks like Do Gyeom is the hero and Yu Na is just a side character.
I am not even watching it bt WHY? Why did they decide to remake it? Start Up was not even that great of a drama.…
Start-Up is not about if it was a “great drama”, it's about inspiring ordinary people to pursue their dreams, and to give the public an idea of what it means to start your own business.
And, well, for angel investors to start incubator programs too, which is lacking in many Asian countries.
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1. She did not notice the Queen was mother.
2. The Queen said to the Prince to stay strong and hold on to his mother. -- Which implies she knows something is wrong.
3. When his mother held his hands, she said his hands are warm. The reaction of the Prince was worry, not happiness.
I am suspecting his mother started to lose her sight because of her shock and immense stress. And it is well-known today that stress can indeed increase the risk of vision loss. It might be she developed a disease like glaucoma, even hallucination, and other possible diseases.
It may be temporarily blindness, if she doesn't have any eye-related disease, that means she will recover in time if given enough rest. Or, worse.
But, yeah, those scenes hinted his mother is sick. And it's not surprising, she had the worst shocks of her life in one fateful night.
1. Discovering she was used.
2. Discovering her love was one-sided.
3. Finding out her love is a deposed Prince—which itself would be a problem because of the excommunication against the deposed royal family.
4. Witnessing how her son killed his own father. A very despicable act, no matter which culture and time period we are in.
5. Her father killed by the deposed Prince, and her lover.
6. Her son could be sentenced to death, all because she fell for the tricks of the deposed Prince; and later her ambitions and failed plans.
6 worst shocks in one fateful evening.
That's how to end a show.
The NFS and Fire Vice-Chief suddenly brought outside an amazing setup of laptops and monitors, only for those to be useless. Reminded me of the boiling water in episode 1. =))
Even the mention of PC Bangs / Internet Cafés, I've totally forgotten it all started in 90s, and I was one of those who frequent it! ROFL
Very few people can keep a level head and to keep anticipating things, yet they too can fail at times.
Total episodes: 32
Total chapters: 12
How in the world did everyone believe that he is the real suspect when he was the one who found all the evidences? He is your comrade, you worked with him for months, you saw how he works, you know his principles, and not a single person stood for him when he was being pinned by the corrupt police and persecution force that stormed them.
I think this needs a “Comedy” tag added because it was laughable.
To make it even more confusing, Do Gyeom is so mysterious that he is probably the antagonist, yet the synopsis talks like Do Gyeom is the hero and Yu Na is just a side character.
And, well, for angel investors to start incubator programs too, which is lacking in many Asian countries.
^_^