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I still have my suspicion that Eunki is Baek's daughter. It'll be really interesting to see if something like that is revealed next episode.

Gosh I can't wait for next week's episode; it looks SO intense. I also feel like with all those people there together, we'll be able to get some more answers about the past.

I'm still holding out for a twist (I had suspected Eunki being involved, which would have been a fantastic twist, but ep 9 seems to have quashed that theory). But personally what's really boring me are the villains. I'm glad we got rid of Det. Kang, but I'm sooooo tired of Baek and the police chief. They're boring, with no meaningful motive (at least the Joker Killer has a motive we can understand), and are just so one-dimensional I want to cringe at all their scenes. I'm hoping we'll see less of Baek now that he's in custody...

I feel like they've been working together. Perhaps Sunghoon is an accomplice, but is having second thoughts?

Nah bro, Eunki and Insung are both in on whatever is going on.

—Insung was late to the jury get-together the night Choi was attacked.
—Eunki was looking at him when he arrived, like she knew what was going on.
—Insung called Choi's phone, likely to purposely alert whatever authorities were at the scene.
—Someone got to the Baek household before Sungjoon could, and took the recording to destroy it. The only other person who knew that's where they were looking for it was Eunki, and she probably tipped the culprit off.
—She's trying a little too hard to get the brothers to work together. When Sunghoon told her not to be involved anymore and asked her if she thought Sungjoon was innocent, she avoided the question and just asked if he didn't believe Sungjoon.
—She was fishing for information after Sungjoon woke up from his nightmare, but made it seem like she wasn't.
—In the ep 7 preview, she was pretending to be asleep - possibly trying to eavesdrop on one of the brothers?

I was already suspicious of Insung, and only slightly wary of Eunki. But after episode 6, I think they're both really big suspects. Not necessarily the killers, maybe, but definitely part of a group working together. Also sorry to everyone who's been shipping Eunki and Sungjoon, because I can't take them seriously together anymore, since I feel like Eunki is manufacturing those cute moments to get him to let his guard down 😭

The posters are so cute!! I missed these girls so much, I can't wait for this season!

It's funny cause in real life, Baek and his minion would've been in big-time trouble after Eunki called the police on them lol there's no way they could break into a children's care center and threaten a social worker (a public servant!) with a knife and not at least get a warning. Honestly I wish they'd gotten caught because I'm kind of tired of seeing his face! 🤭

Yesss, that song really gets to me! I literally got chills at that ending scene.

Yeah I'm still not ruling Eunki out as a suspect lol. She's the only one that's never seemed suspicious, which just makes her more suspicious... That would be a huge twist

I definitely recommend Blind! I really don't understand why the ratings are so low when it's only a few episodes in. As far as I can see, there aren't any huge issues in the story or production or casting. There have been a couple unrealistic scenes, and I think that turned some people off. But other than that, I don't see anything wrong! I def recommend it if you like thrillers and being suspicious of everyone.

No spoilers, but you might change your mind about Sunghoon after episode 5 🤭 I totally suspect Jung Insung too, though. He's just way too "nice" to not be suspicious, plus the way he's always watching Eunki is suspicious, too...

I streamed it live on aqstream (no subs). I always watch it live first because I'm at work when the subbed episodes come out lol

Okay if anyone is on the fence about starting this drama, you've got to at LEAST watch till episode 5. Today's ep was so dang good and I think the show's finally finding its feet!!!

I think some people have been put off by some of the unrealistic scenes. Hopefully it'll go back up once more episodes are out and we get a better sense of the plot! It's definitely more of a slow burn, in my opinion.

Maybe it just feels like a lot because of the multiple comments from the same people...

You might want to wait a few more weeks, then, until things get clearer. There's more story added every episode, so I think it's hard to make a sweeping statement about the plot. Personally, the production quality and acting is enough for me to keep watching, but if that doesn't really matter to you, then maybe wait till after a few more episodes to check if it's worth it for you! Most dramas usually tend to fall off in the second half anyway, so I find it hard to judge the plot in only the first half lol.

A lot of people here seem to hate this show, which is fine. But why don't you just stop watching and go camp in the comments of dramas you like, instead of wasting time hanging out here and telling us all how stupid you think it is, lol.

I love these theories! But as for No. 12, there was a spoilery character chart on here before. I won't say exactly what it said, because I don't want anyone else to get spoiled like I was, but it revealed who the restaurant lady's lost son is, and it's not him. But I do agree that he might be the one who got his leg trapped, and is now helping the killer!

This show keeps leaving me with more & more questions each episode, but in a good way!! I'm starting to think that maybe if Sungjoon is the killer, it could be that he's not aware he's doing it? Since he seems to not even remember being at the Hope Center, maybe it's a kind of Jekyll and Hyde situation, but he's not aware of the inner him.

Also, I still think Jo Insung is sus. His scene was just too quick and he was too pleasant that it makes it seem like they're trying to put us off his scent.

Eunji in this episode was AMAZING, like the way she portrayed Eungi's trauma! Like I'm so glad they're bringing it up at all, because it's way more realistic that she would have been deeply affected by being held hostage. And Eunji just nailed it. She always knows how to make you really feel for her character.

I'm loving this drama so much, I really hope it stays this good!

For this one it's been taking maybe 6-8 hours or so?