When will this be available on Disney still doesn't show up on my page or is this drama in selected regions again
It will be tomorrow, on June 16th. I guess it's like Disney+ does with FX shows in the US. They are usually released on Tuesday evening, and Disney+ releases it on Wednesday.
It's almost a weekend, and there is still no any promos.
In my opinion, Disney+ didn't believe in Nine Puzzles. Hence, they made the weird schedule (6+3+2) to wrap it pretty quickly, for 15 days, and barely promoted. However the show just became huge. Personally I don't like a few final episodes and the climax, but ratings are great. I think Disney+ has understood they had a sleeper hit in hands, so they are trying to milk it and help the word-of-mouth the show has been getting.
Who knows what classic-esque piece younger I Na listens? Shazam doesn't find it. The melody sounds really Slavic, so maybe it's some Russian composer or, for example, Antonín Dvořák, a Czech one.
the officer came to that facility because she saw a corpse and got traumatized and wanted to seek professional…
I understand why she needs help. By the way, the body itself didn't traumatize her. It was the fact she had broken the rules and hadn't reacted on the victim's car as it was running the red light minutes before the murder happened. If she had stopped the car or at least had chased it, the bar owner wouldn't be murdered. (Or the police woman thinks so.) The supposed guilt has been weighting heavy on her.
That's understandable. What's really weird is the facility the police woman visits. There are hundreds of therapists in Seoul, if not thousands. However after the officer had been accidentally involved in the serial murder case, she found herself the center being connected with this exact case and having the profiler of the case as a patient. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but maybe it isn't.
Anyway it's a secondary thing. The unknown circumstances of I Na and Dr. Lee acquaintance are more important.
My unhinged theories:1. Dream Land = Disappearing PointThe amusement park is where the orphaned kids were abducted.Lee…
If it's true, Lee Seung-ju would be another victim who is out for revenge. Mi-young would be the friendly person who lured kids into a trap. Remember the puzzle matching her murder. There is the woman both penetrating another girl's head and binding her by her tongue. It's a definition of the manipulation.
It would also explain her known bio. Mi-young is in early 40s, they mentioned her exact age, I just don't remember the number, so she was born in early 1980s. She ran away during her high school, so in mid-to-late 1990s. Then she came back as a well-off young woman in her native city 7 years later. I think it happened about 2003, the year of I Na's parents' death. Mi-young also brought Chi-mok. How did they meet? How did she get the money? Well, either she was recruited into the ring or she became a victim as a stray kid, talked her way out and turned into an accomplice.
How did I Na find those psychatrists? How was it arranged? I mean Lee Seung-ju's actress, Park Gyu Young, is just two years older than Kim Da Mi, the FL. Well, let's say the age gap is 4-5 years. She still would be in her early 20s at the beginning of their relationships, like a yesterday college student in the best case. In my opinion a well-off heiress could find someone more experienced and advanced.
And why did the female police officer come to that facility? It's a bit weird coincidence. Or maybe someone in the police force recommends the facility to both women. Why is that? What's the connection?
That's understandable. What's really weird is the facility the police woman visits. There are hundreds of therapists in Seoul, if not thousands. However after the officer had been accidentally involved in the serial murder case, she found herself the center being connected with this exact case and having the profiler of the case as a patient. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but maybe it isn't.
Anyway it's a secondary thing. The unknown circumstances of I Na and Dr. Lee acquaintance are more important.
It would also explain her known bio. Mi-young is in early 40s, they mentioned her exact age, I just don't remember the number, so she was born in early 1980s. She ran away during her high school, so in mid-to-late 1990s. Then she came back as a well-off young woman in her native city 7 years later. I think it happened about 2003, the year of I Na's parents' death. Mi-young also brought Chi-mok. How did they meet? How did she get the money? Well, either she was recruited into the ring or she became a victim as a stray kid, talked her way out and turned into an accomplice.
And why did the female police officer come to that facility? It's a bit weird coincidence. Or maybe someone in the police force recommends the facility to both women. Why is that? What's the connection?