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I get where you're coming from. No doubt the first people that died in the show deserved killed, however, that doesn't justify murder. Then later the show does a great job of pointing out the inherent dangers in a self-imposed judge, jury, and executioner with Bit Na's mother. Yes, she did terrible things to her daughter. Yes, she deserved punishment through the law, but she showed genuine remorse, and it's very possible she would have eventually been able to have a relationship with her daughter again if RC hadn't forced her into suicide.

He really impressed me in the last episode. I've never seen his other acting roles, but this is definitely a good one to have on his resume before MS.

I'm thinking from some comments Ji Heon has made, and how he reacted to certain things, that his childhood wasn't exactly happy. Hopefully the last episodes will give a little insight into our leads background particularly Woo Kyung and Ji Heon. I get how they could feel bad for Eun Ho as I felt the same. Not justifying the killings, but just seeing how he could turn out that way.

Same

The way the head director died is poetic justice if ever I saw it. LOL Wow, what an amazing episode 27 was. Great acting by both Cha Hak Yeon and Kim Sun Ah at the end. You know a drama has done the right things when even knowing what Eun Ho had done, and knowing he intended to kill Woo kyung, I still got a little teary at the end. That's the power of well-written story building and characterization. The only thing I didn't really get is why he wanted to kill Woo Kyung, or if that was simply a ruse to commit suicide by cop.

You're probably right even though the disaster that was the AoT movies could hardly be blamed on Haruma alone.

If Eun Ho is RC, he certainly would be crafty enough to frame the director, but he couldn't have know for sure that the director would kill Mr. Yoon. I'm still so confused.

I guess it's ironic that the head director of a center for counseling disturbed and abused children had a hand in raising 2 very messed up adults himself. I don't really think the director is Red Cry though. He's to disorganized for that.

On the one hand I don't want this week to fly by cause I'm on Christmas break, but on the other I'm dying to see the next set of episodes! LOL Really hoping we see more backstory for our leads in the last 5 episodes.

Red Cry being a group seems like a good possibility, though I think it might only be one individual meting out the judgments.

I spent the whole time they showed RC typing staring at the hands trying to figure out if they were male or female. LOL.

I've posted in multiple groups recommending this drama. I haven't been this invested in a kdrama in years. I know there's 5 episodes left, but so far this is one of the best paced, well-written and acted mystery type kdramas I've watched.

The only reason I waver about EH is because that seems almost too obvious, but I think if he's not the killer he's at least involved with the group Red Cry belongs to.

"You like kids. I was always suspicious of that." -Me too, Ji Heon. Me too-. Eun Ho always has such a passive, blank face. I think that little interaction with JH at the end of 21 is the most animated I've seen him.

This type of show is written purposefully vague so people can analyze it to death. I wonder though since Red Cry is probablypart of an organization, if it's possibly more than one person doing the killing.

Healer couple is one of my all time faves as well. My personal favorite OTPs include Queen Inhyun's Man, In Time with You and if we're going by steamy factor than the Bromance OTP would probably by my #1.

IKR!!!!

Woo Kyung was knocked out by the killer so I think it's safe to finally eliminate her as Red Cry, and the 2 detectives were shown driving so it's not them. The only one not shown was Eun Ho, but Ha Na wouldn't fear him. Unless she saw the murder being committed by Eun Ho! I wouldn't be surprised if the real Red Cry is someone we haven't seen yet, or someone the show hasn't made seem suspicious.

"What's that Red Cry doing now? He better take that jerk away." Ji Heon's words at the end of 19 showcase the gray area this drama loves to tread. I'm sure in most people's lives there's a moment when you've seen or heard about somebody doing something so criminal or vile that you've thought the world would be a better place without them in it. Not that that justifies what Red Cry is doing, but it's definitely murky territory. Also I'm so worried that something is going to happen to Ha Na in episode 20. Please don't do that to her show!

Based on the preview it looks like Ha Na's dad, aka the character I dislike the most so far, will be back with a vengeance next week. That means the episodes will probably be particularly intense. Seeing Ha Na's dad get custody is going to eat at Ji Heon since he is inadvertently the reason Ha Na's father even knows about her. I wonder when, or if, the show is going to reveal a little more of JH's or the robot detective's past. They both give off this vibe sometimes that make me think neither had a very happy childhood.