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When they turn 25? 🤣

While I have suspected Yeong Bin since the start I do think we're too focused on "he must have known his attacker" and ignoring the "or" in the ME's statement. He didn't see it coming OR he knew his attacker. I'm not completely ruling out this being a hit for hire by Hye Joo's Dad.

I feel like I'm watching a different drama than everything else because other than *checks notes* not be nice to him when he approaches her, she hasn't actually done much. She's not obligated to like the guy.

I barely even notice her (or Han Gyeol for that matter) so I'm so surprised that not only do a lot of people notice her, she's taking up a lot more space in their brains then she is for me.

I agree with this list but I'm adding Yeong Bin too just cause he's been on my list from the start. If I had to rank them in order of who I think it most likely:

1. Yeong Bin or the Manager
2. Hye Joo's Dad
3. Hye Joo

I think the earring is a misdirect. She was in the apartment, likely the one who searched the place. But I don't think she's the killer. I like the theory that it's the Dad because I think that loops in the prosecution and that would probably lead to unmasking the corruption there the easiest. But since two members of the group have been killed/attacked someone connected to them both makes more sense that way.

I keep trying to come up with one last theory before the show ends next week but I'm tapped out. I can't wait for them to tie all the pieces together!

Cause he's 17 and an idiot?

Seung Woo has no defensive wounds, if she fought with him over the earring as you suggested he would. Plus when he put La Ik to bed he wasn't nearly that inebriated.

The idea that she entered the place in a rage, fought with Seung Woo and stabbed him without leaving any other mark on him or the apartment doesn't fit the evidence imho.

The scene in episode 4 where La Ik says Hye Joo was worried about what he might say to the prosecutor still nags at me. Could that have simply been in reference to her almost hitting him with her car? I think I need to go back and rewatch those scenes.

Lol that's fair. He's too good at it

Making everyone else sus and fleshing them out while doing nothing with him at all is either everything or nothing, lol.

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I've never watched that one, I'll have to check it out now

https://youtu.be/BcykGZ_H_5E?si=gI2uL1DE1kYKk8CF

Very brief bts of the kiss scene....

I think they meant the brother not the kids

Idk if I'm just not really registering the kids scenes in my head but the hatred for them seems disproportionate to their screen time.

He was my first suspect and I can't decide if I want to be right or not. I'd almost rather they surprise me.

I like that he cries and I feel like this is the kind of situation where it's wholly warranted. Men should cry more tbqh, lol

I really like it. It's not a hardcore legal drama so don't come in expecting a courtroom drama or investigations. The murder mystery who done it is more of a plot device to explore our characters and their relationships and emotions. It's a very character driven drama, I would say.

In some ways I think this is the reverse of dramas that throw in a stalker or murder because they can't think of a second act conflict. We start with a murder as the foundation to explore all the people connected to it.

The only thing bothering me about this drama is that their faces are almost unnaturally smooth? Are they airbrushed or filtered or just makeup? It's kind of distracting.

"I really think people are reading Se Jin sooo wrong. and taking her WAY WAY too seriousl"

Yes! She's in, what, 11th grade? This feels like expected behaviour.