This is just my personal view, and I completely understand if others see it differently—no offence intended.Overall,…
Ditto! With her behavior they could have shown some redemption at the end. But the show was for female audience at large and remained the same till the end.
With a predominantly female audience, why would anyone want to see the FL apologize? Her unwavering , unapologetic victory is their triumph; reflection and accountability, apparently, are for the losers.
A girl never needs to apologize or reflect. Redemption is a man’s job. Even something as simple as calling a dog by his name is apparently not something she needs to reconsider—or even recognize as problematic. The man, naturally, is the one expected to reflect, change, and redeem himself.
Haven't watched the last episode yet, but she too should've said sorry to Luke for dismissing his love and care…
But what I’ve learned from this drama is that, if you’re a woman, you should never apologize or change your ways. The man will be in the palm of your hand. Redemption is the man’s responsibility alone, while the ratings and audience remain afloat.
I want to understand that Flora was going through a lot at that point but a part of me can't help but feel like…
Since these dramas are aimed primarily at female audiences, we already know how they’ll make the redemption arc only for the man— even more painful to watch
How do I explain this to people that Luke is flawed but de don’t deserve to be labelled as red flag ! The guy…
Nops this isn't the right forum for it. Majority of the commenters have a bias against Luke, stemmed from the novel character. They can't differentiate between the book & the drama adaptation character.
I love their character development😭😭😭! Specially Luke… I was watching a scene from the first episode…
To me Luke had fallen for her way earlier and on their first night's aftermath, he really wanted Flora to be there and have the start of a relationship. I guess we all see & deduce differently. So not everyone has to agree