10/10!! cried in the last episode, i love the friendship between all the characters so much! songsak stole the show for sure, and Kim Nam Gil is sooooo hot even as a priest 😭
The reviews for this drama are awful and doesn’t do this drama any justice. Through the darkness isn’t the…
totally agreed! the focus isn’t on catching the criniminal or whodunnit, but really understanding the criminals’ motivations and how their actions have impacted the victims and their families, which is a refreshing take on the genre
this is my no. 1 kdrama ever — it’s my 5th rewatch this year and i’ve realised so many nuances i failed to catch or understand when i watched it earlier. the actors were amazing, the writing and interaction between characters was incredible and the music sealed the deal.
i never bawled so much as i did in 2 specific scenes:
1. when Department Head Kim resigned and he was shaking everyone’s hand, and Sang Sik’s memories with him came flooding back as he bowed 90 degrees to his back walking away…. He was a really good boss who cared for his subordinates and could see the bigger picture. people like him are really rare in the workplace and he is one of my favorite characters in the show!
2. when Geu Rae couldn’t extend his contract and was reminiscing all his moments in One International. that montage is really something else!
Do i need to watch the prequel stuff (the lost tomb 1& 2) before I watch this?
technically you don’t need to, but if you want to fully immerse in the storyline and characters it is recommended to! i personally watched in chronological order and watched the lost tomb 1 and 2 before this, which helped provide some context
1. Is this heavy with lots of conflicts? Politics?2. Happy ending?
1. it’s more of a psychological thriller: more on the “why/how” and less on the “who” (characters > plot) so i won’t say it’s heavy on politics. there is some typical backstabbing/alliances but that’s not the core of the story.
i never bawled so much as i did in 2 specific scenes:
1. when Department Head Kim resigned and he was shaking everyone’s hand, and Sang Sik’s memories with him came flooding back as he bowed 90 degrees to his back walking away…. He was a really good boss who cared for his subordinates and could see the bigger picture. people like him are really rare in the workplace and he is one of my favorite characters in the show!
2. when Geu Rae couldn’t extend his contract and was reminiscing all his moments in One International. that montage is really something else!
2. YES!