There's an article saying that we will be getting a new character and the actress that will be playing it is Lee Jung Min. I wonder what her character is for...
It's just such a disappointment. It started so well but the last 4-5 episodes they've basically stripped the plot…
Your opinion is yours so I have no right to go against it but I just want to also express that it's still a mystery and thriller to me because the truth behind the Yeongseong Apartment is still a blur. Before, all evidences point out that Geun Taek really did it but they present a statement from him saying Seung Mo did it which shattered that certainty and made the mystery grow.
A question out of sincere curiosity, wasn't An stabbed in the same exact spot where Geun Taek stabs his victims? Why wasn't his case as fatal as what happened to Ji Soo? I assume An was brought to the hospital fast and Ji Soo wasn't? But it wasn't explicitly showed though. So I'm a little confused.
You and me both. Each of the characters have been so clearly fleshed out. And all the relationships are so well…
Your comment honestly gave me the chills. True, I honestly feel a disappointed that so many are dropping the drama just because their ship would no longer sail since Ji Soo passed away, that the drama just killed her off so easily and it was only a cheap tactic to make us feel emotional. Ji Soo is so much more than Seung Mo's love interest, it is people who think like this that make her character feel so small.
I was honestly always wondering why they kept showing the bird cage in the first few episodes. Totally loved the different flower symbolisms they had for episode 13.
I'm honestly really a big fan of how this was written, directed, edited, filmed, and acted (basically of the entire thing). It barely had any side cases because it mainly focused on the main plot. It took its time to unravel everything but the pace in its development was neither too fast nor too slow.
The relationships were so well-built. An and Jae In, An and Seung Mo, An and Ji Soo, Seung Mo and Ji Soo, Seung Mo and Jae In, Ji Soo and Dr. Hong, An and Dae Bong, and many more. They just didn't plainly gave us interactions, the drama let us realize the depth of their relationships.
The symbolisms. The paintings, the posters, the bird in the cage, the chain, the flowers... they gave details like these that are usually ignored, a greater significance.
What I loved the most is that it gave every character his or her own chance to discover the truth. The truth is not for the audience alone, it is for all the characters. It may be repetitive for some viewers to hear the same facts again and again but it is realistic that it would take time for every character to find out.
i dont know what they are doing, they are supposed to be emotionless but why are they trying to make the scene…
I haven't seen the full episodes yet so please enlighten me if I say something wrong but if it's Seung Mo, I think he's already slowly healing himself from his illness. Dr. Hong said so that there are some people with that illness that can get through it when they try. I think he's starting to feel emotions.
I feel so sorry for An. He lost his parents at a very young age and after their death, all he had his entire life, the people who helped him stand back up, the hyung and noona he was so dependent and reliant on, his only family... was Seung Mo and Ji Soo (Dr. Hong, Dae Bong, and Jae In came later in his life). And he both lost them just like that in this episode.
They have actually dropped hints and they only make sense now. Seung Mo telling Ji Soo and Ji Soo alone to stay off the case because that man will hurt anyone precious to him. And Ji Soo joking to Dr. Hong before that she would die first and that she better stay in her funeral for weeks. Not sure of the exact words she said but it was something like that.
Wow, I don't fully agree with your comment because I, too, believe Detective Eun and Seong Mo's relationship is interesting but I love the main leads more. But that comment from that person is definitely rude... there's definitely nothing wrong with you having that opinion!
I can already see the chemistry between the leads. Excited for this drama, the vibe it's sending me is so fresh, like I haven't seen anything similar to this for a very long time.
Why did he say that this day is the worst day in his life in th end of ep12. What would happen more painful to…
I'm honestly so scared I have to mentally and emotionally prepare myself. What could be more painful than losing both his parents and almost losing the love of his life? Please don't kill off Seung Mo's character :(
I just want to commend the scenes from Episode 9 and 10. In the beginning, An already wore clothes that would free his hands because through Jae In, he doesn't want to avoid touching things anymore so that he could properly hone his skills. But at the beginning of Episode 10, upon knowing the truth about Jae In's father and "reading" a lot of bad people, he hid his hands again. That was so well implied in the episodes.
I was honestly always wondering why they kept showing the bird cage in the first few episodes. Totally loved the different flower symbolisms they had for episode 13.
The relationships were so well-built. An and Jae In, An and Seung Mo, An and Ji Soo, Seung Mo and Ji Soo, Seung Mo and Jae In, Ji Soo and Dr. Hong, An and Dae Bong, and many more. They just didn't plainly gave us interactions, the drama let us realize the depth of their relationships.
The symbolisms. The paintings, the posters, the bird in the cage, the chain, the flowers... they gave details like these that are usually ignored, a greater significance.
What I loved the most is that it gave every character his or her own chance to discover the truth. The truth is not for the audience alone, it is for all the characters. It may be repetitive for some viewers to hear the same facts again and again but it is realistic that it would take time for every character to find out.
I am truly in love with this drama.
My heart just aches so much.