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everyone has their own tastes but yeah, in general romance is more accessible. my preference also sides with yours, I like psychological thrillers a lot. also, is Vincenzo romance? Haven't watched it yet.

https://twitter.com/GoodTaste1212/status/1380785463351410689?s=19 - what could he be smashing, if not the kid/cats (as there was no blood on his face)

What do we think about Daniel Lee suggesting Bareum to kill the criminals? I'm not sure how I feel about it. Where do we draw the line between ethics and practicalities?

I felt the same! She was also reluctant on duk soo coming to the house in the earlier episode!

Hahahahaha with that cliffhanger it seems a good option

Episode 11 was so :s now that I see BR suffering my heart can't handle it :(

Yes, it would be very interesting to add the factual cases as the background. Someone commented about phineas gage as an example of personality change after frontal lobe damage. (Though it didn't match with the story but it was still interesting to read about) + the whole plot is indirectly based off Incheon killing, I heard.

Oh my god I'll have to watch it someone later...when I feel like I could take it. It would be gut wrenching experience.

How traumatizing.

Mine too. There are many more factors than the plot - the performances of actors is supreme, cinematography, and the parallels and subtexts! It's like the plot is so layered and it is starting to connect little by little. There are people who are saying that it's too much, there's a lot of gaps, it's confusing, but imo that's the USP of this drama.

how to wait 5 MORE days

https://medium.com/the-true-crime-edition/child-rapist-cho-doo-soon-c45158298e34

12 years ago an elementary school girl was walking to school when she was kidnapped by the 56 year old ex convict. he took her to a nearby church and proceeded to rape the 8-year-old in her private areas and her ear. Afraid of leaving his DNA behind, he assaulted her again with a toilet plunger to somehow ‘remove’ his DNA. Before he fled the scene, he left the cold water running in the bathroom with the bleeding, unconscious child on the floor. Perhaps, it was another futile attempt to wash away evidence. the girl miraculously survived. Her lower half was permanently damaged and the injury was categorized as a 3rd-degree disability. his sentence got reduced to 12 years when he claimed he drunk and not in his senses. as of today, he has been discharged and moved back to his home (which was originally two streets away from the victim before they had to move away)

looks like bongyi's case is based on a real life incident. i'll put it in a spoiler tag as it could be triggering.

one of the main reasons i enjoy this show. every episode is of great quality. episode eleven's ending scene is too grand though xD

The whole kang duk soo case is really bothering me. Now that I've also gone and read the incident it is based off on.. it's really horrific.

i mean i KNOW he wouldn't have killed bong yi like i knew he wouldn't have strangled moochi at the end of episode 9 but still why do i feel so anxious about it? =(

who could have shot moochi? he had a tattoo....

https://twitter.com/Caliren17/status/1380230251100348423?s=20 - OMG THE PARALLELS B/W PAST & PRESENT! love this. really appreciate the way it's all connecting.

just when i think there's a possibility of season 2 corona starts flaring up again ;-; UGHH!