I think I'll get some hate but I understand Young Woo's mom, she didn't want to have her in the first place and…
It is a very messy subject to be honest and I understand both sides. She didn't want a kid, and they made a deal, and both sides fulfilled the promise. From that perspective, it's hard to blame her for not being in YW's life. But at the same time it's understandable for YW to want to get to know her mother and feel a bit abandoned and if she learns in the future that she has a half brother it is also understandable for her to feel even worse. Especially that she was well off and had the means to raise her daughter and still have a career afterwards. Ofc she should be able to have her freedom of choice, but with the show being from YW's perspective it's easier for the viewers to sympathise with YW.
But with the mom coming to YW's dad and spitting all that bullshit I can't blame him for getting angry. Not only did she become interested when running for the government, but she's also trying to "treat" YW's autism.
That last scene between Woo Young's father and Tae Sumi really well performed by both actors. My heart went out…
If they stick to what was shown before (that YW doesn't want any favouritism and wants to make her own name for herself without connections), she shouldn't even give it much of a thought and decline. But I'm worried that her mother might try to manipulate her into it, or that YW will see how hard the relationship is for JH and will try to run away. But fingers crossed that it won't be the case
Until ep 9 I had a feeling that we don't know much about JH. He was nice and charming and all, but there wasn't a lot more to say about him, I agree. But during the last 2 episodes he showed that he's not some sort of a perfect human ready for a perfect romantic relationship. He has his reservations and doubts about it but at the same time knows that being undecided hurts YW which is not responsible. But he still needs the time to think. And then he decides to face his fears head on and go for it. He doesn't hide his feelings from his friends. He doesn't avoid the subject of mistreating YW anymore, like he did in the basketball scene with MW. He is tired of the bullshit, has no more patience for these people and wants to make his own decisions. He is ready to put her above his shitty friends, but is hurt by losing them nonetheless. He isn't afraid to honestly talk with YW now. He is upset that he can't hold her hand. He can get jealous and just a tiny bit selfish. Maybe we didn't learn about his backstory, but after those eps I feel like I'm really starting to see JH as a real, human, character, a charming and cool one, but with some flaws nonetheless. And I think we'll get to see even more.
It's my bday today and I wanted to see who I share it with, and to my surprise, its Joo Jong Hyuk's bday today as well, what a coincidence >< happy birthday and I hope people will not mistake you with Min Woo!
Haha same. I just watch there remaining episodes on illegal websites. It sucks but it's better for me than waiting…
Actually in Poland (don't know bout other countries) watching on streaming sites is legal, you just can't download and share a drama (so what those sites do is illegal but you watching them isn't haha). But I get your point, I'd rather get a VPN and enjoy the HD but it's so freaking expensive (on top of Netflix) and I don't know how to use it on a smart TV haha
Was there ever an explanation for the ML father's death? Bc what I'm thinking is somehow the ML father found Eun…
Also, just 1 more thing that was never explained - how did the murdered know about the fridge? Maybe the stalker admitted that, but how did the murderer even know to ask about that...
he's simply a psycho. not all killing incidences need a reason
Yeah but did he kill all those people? He didn't, he went about his day and then stumbled upon DH. Also he attacked only 1 girl, and was clearly happy for attacking the stalker. So the 'little girls' killer theory doesn't really hold up either...
So we watched the male lead cry over and over and over again ,,, we got to see the female lead break up and gets…
Yeah... we got 16 eps for a murderer believing that he was soo smart that nobody ever found him when: - FL knew who he was all along and could get back her memories any time - the stalker was a kid at the time and could tell who the murderer was any time - his cop friend could connect him to the murder - the guy who met the sibling could turn himself in any time - his partner in crime was murdered and his death could be investigated any time...
There was no investigation on the killer. FL just basically remembered who he was, if she looked for the red gate from the start, the show would be wrapped up in 6 eps tops. Let's just face it, it's a pretty basic mystery even for a movie. And not giving the murderer even a background or motivation? You can do that, but he's way too stupid to consider him some top level psycho... Not sure what to think about it all.
It's gonna be so good. Although it's a completely different show, I'm getting 'It's Okay, That's Love' vibes from…
I think these two are actually two different shows - the one I mentioned is from 2014, with Gong Hyo-Jin >.< But no wonder if you got confused, as "It's OK to Not be OK" is brought out more often when talking about EAW 😅 'It's Okay, That's Love' is actually not that similar in terms of overall plot and even characters (and doesn't show characters with autism if I recall correctly), but shows a lot of relationships where one or even both sides deal with various mental issues, and does that very well
Theories for the last 8 episodes.1. Somehow Min-Woo will find out who Young-Woo's mother is and post it in an…
1. That is one take on it, but I also feel that it would be major turning point for YW's mother to reveal it on her own. Choosing her daughter over a governmental position. I'd like to see that and from what we've learnt about her so far, it could be possible.
Writer Moon on Young Woo and Jun Ho Couple: 'If you focus on building up exciting emotions in the 1st half, deep…
It's gonna be so good. Although it's a completely different show, I'm getting 'It's Okay, That's Love' vibes from that description. Not a 'we're a long forgotten childhood friends and your mom killed mine and we can't be together' kind of bullshit, but actual problems. I'm so excited to see both of them grow <3
imagine watching this by skipping scenes or faster speed, obviously its going to be slow and boring. there is…
Here comes the 'you're not mature enough to understand this show' argument. Myself and a lot of people have provided many arguments why we did not enjoy the way the show developed in the latter episodes. And we did it without insulting the viewers which enjoyed this show. Good for you that you liked it. I don't feel like I am inclined to prove to you how intelligent and mature I am just so I can watch a drama and share my opinion on it.
But with the mom coming to YW's dad and spitting all that bullshit I can't blame him for getting angry. Not only did she become interested when running for the government, but she's also trying to "treat" YW's autism.
- FL knew who he was all along and could get back her memories any time
- the stalker was a kid at the time and could tell who the murderer was any time
- his cop friend could connect him to the murder
- the guy who met the sibling could turn himself in any time
- his partner in crime was murdered and his death could be investigated any time...
There was no investigation on the killer. FL just basically remembered who he was, if she looked for the red gate from the start, the show would be wrapped up in 6 eps tops. Let's just face it, it's a pretty basic mystery even for a movie. And not giving the murderer even a background or motivation? You can do that, but he's way too stupid to consider him some top level psycho... Not sure what to think about it all.