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she was sexually assaulted, but not raped as far as i know

that's what i'm thinking, i feel like he's going to try to mess things up for her in some way

totally, his presence is extremely discomforting

i disagree, i think yeo jung plays an important role in the drama, but the fact that netflix split the series in half doesn't help

i mean yeon jin had her epiphany towards the end that she truly loves her husband, but she also seems to love the image of being a wife and mother. she obviously doesn't want to lose face

i was honestly not expecting that lmao

idk if i consider that emotional cheating. he seemed intrigued by her, but not necessarily interested in her in a non platonic way. the few times they met each other were just to play go, aside from that one time at the convenience store, and obviously at the end. but there were never any conversations that would've equated to emotional cheating. to me it seems that he really only cares about his daughter.

it doesn't seem like she was raped, i think MO is just really dumb and couldn't think of any other reason for her to need his DNA

he has no relationship with her, he was going to likely do another autopsy on her for dong eun to get the real cause of death to expose yeon jin for murdering her, since the police ruled it as a suicide only as a coverup. but it seems like yeon jin probably had the body removed after that one guy confronted her about it before she killed him too

yes bullying in korea is this bad and common, mainly because it's so easy for the bullies to get away with it unfortunately

apparently it's already been filmed

i def wish i had waited, i didn't realize they split it into two parts before i watched. it seems so unnecessary

eh, i sort of disagree. it started out that way for sure, but you can see the way she feels towards them has changed over the season. she becomes slowly becomes more comfortable around them, and slowly trusts them more, even if she doesn't want to admit to it or realizes it. i think it's more subtle, but it's definitely there. the fact that she's able to smile and laugh around them, allowed hyun nam to take pictures of her, and showed her body to yeo jung shows that she's gone through quite a bit of character development. she's learned to start to lean on others rather than be alone.

i'm curious if anyone has any theories about that creepy teacher, i feel like in the second part he may play a bigger role based on the interaction between him and dong eun

i don't see how the ending itself doesn't make sense, the players were basically just in purgatory and surviving the games gave them a second chance at life again.

episode 7 of season 2 doesn't really count in your argument when even aguni had the shit beat out of him as well. after aguni's adrenaline ran out, he was also left in critical condition and near death. the king of spades was clearly just overpowered in general.

sort of, the manga actually explains who the joker is and the reason the games exist in the borderlands. so i don't know if they ended it the way they did with the ominous shot of the joker card to signify that another season or something is going to happen

just because it was normal doesn't make it okay

i hate harems ugh

i don't really consider it a simple thing, i really don't think anyone who hadn't read the manga was expecting this outcome, and realistically it's the only outcome that truly makes sense and wouldn't have made it seem cringey or silly. plus that's just the plot of the story, them being in purgatory was the whole point.