Ep 7 was great ! I was worried since I was a little disappointed with the previous episode. I like that we've seen more of Sky's story (love the actor's acting btw). And Sky, Kajorn and Sun ? it's always fun and heartwarming to see the trio together !
Interesting to notice too that Little Jane seems more concerned about Big Jane "lying" to him (=not being honest) than him doing his evil deeds with people in fact. That explains why Jui cheating and lying about money (not being honest) is for him as bad as the abuse made by the boyfriend. This also almost makes him want to defend Big Jane (the jail scene).
He's almost ready to accept Big Jane as he is in fact, but he doesn't want to be treated as the others (the "am I special to you ?" complain especially shows that). And I guess that this is this trait of his personality which can possibly justify some kind of "happy" ending with Big Jane. Something tells me they will deserve each other in the end lol
Big Jane is also making him discover that what's moral for him is not necessarily the same morality other people expect. In some ways, he shares some common view on people and society with Big Jane...
Things are starting to get really interesting indeed ! As usual the acting of the MLs (and Put) is great. But I feel like that they've gone too fast on the "honeymoon" phase. One episode between ep 2 and ep 3 the time to see more of the connection between the two Jane and the build up towards ep 3 (and the "crisis") would have been more impactful and believable. As usual, there's a problem of pace in Tee's series. A pity because I really like this one. Well, let's see what's coming in the next episode.
wow, i just love how everyone was just standing watching and recording like its a spectator sport instead of being…
I'm sorry but this kind of comment makes no sense to me. The ost is literally saying he's a red flag, and that his love interest will be colorblind. P'Jane has always been a villain... though I consider this to be more psychological horror than romance anyways...Can you complain about the bad guy being portrayed as a bad guy ?
It's also not the first time movies or dramas have portrayed some kind of "forbidden love" story between someone "normal" and someone else they should just not love for their sake/safety (like between a serial killer and his love interest...). The tension comes in fact from that. Is love even possible with this kind of person ? That's the question those works usually try to illustrate or try to ask, often with no definite answer. If you're expecting "bad" but in fact "good" characters, or people and society being portrayed as flawless, this is really not the place to be in fact lol.
I'm really wondering how they will bring the "revenge" part aspect in the plot, since there's only 4 episodes left. For now, it's more like a long exposure on the motivations of the revenge, the start of the relationship between Sun and Jay, etc. in fact. I'm worried this will be rushed in the end, unless they're planning for another season.
The stellar scene for me is still the finger cone hallucination (I have rewinded this more than the famous NC scene). ChaeHa's imagination is impressive.
Ok. Making an analysis here. But I like that the series has multiple layers. They're also using all those romcom cliches to destroy them. It's intentional lol.
Since they're turning every "romantic" scene into ironical moments of doubt, with a feeling of dread, horror and danger...
The dance ? Romantic ? Or the playground of a predator ? The illusion of "harmony" ? Those two bodies are not really able to follow the rythm together right ? The piano scene ? The sweet music of love ? But disturbed by a false note, when Big Jane drops Little Jane's hand...the hand that lovers usually hold... The sex scene ? Want and consent ? But Big Jane looming over Little Jane like a predator on his prey, giving him a false sense of security while sweet talking to him... The rich boyfriend that so many dramas depict as the ideal partner ? Rich in money but absolutely poor in terms of compassion, empathy, etc. Common people ? They fear those in power or despise them but at the same time want what they have and readily accept those chains for those dreams of "wealth"...
And I could go on and on...
And a question maybe and that's my own interpretation : is the "LOVE" depicted in dramas, movies, etc. not the depiction of a mere contract of domination and possession in fact ? The criticism is scathing or at least the answers won't be that clear even if those "genuine" feelings DO happen for Big Jane (or are portrayed as such in the series) ! Because let's not forget rule n°1 : Don't be too emotional !
He's almost ready to accept Big Jane as he is in fact, but he doesn't want to be treated as the others (the "am I special to you ?" complain especially shows that). And I guess that this is this trait of his personality which can possibly justify some kind of "happy" ending with Big Jane. Something tells me they will deserve each other in the end lol
Big Jane is also making him discover that what's moral for him is not necessarily the same morality other people expect. In some ways, he shares some common view on people and society with Big Jane...
It's also not the first time movies or dramas have portrayed some kind of "forbidden love" story between someone "normal" and someone else they should just not love for their sake/safety (like between a serial killer and his love interest...). The tension comes in fact from that. Is love even possible with this kind of person ? That's the question those works usually try to illustrate or try to ask, often with no definite answer. If you're expecting "bad" but in fact "good" characters, or people and society being portrayed as flawless, this is really not the place to be in fact lol.
It's details like this which tell you the series is really interesting and complex.
And there are a lot of stories, movies, who portray violent scenes with gunfights, blood, blows, etc.
Sun's brother scene being stabbed ? And seeing it ?
No one have complained about it. Absolutely no one.
But apparently seeing two guys having sex, seeing butts and kisses and moans and whatever with a bunny head is apparently more problematic.
Bunch of hypocrites, the lot of you.
Since they're turning every "romantic" scene into ironical moments of doubt, with a feeling of dread, horror and danger...
The dance ? Romantic ? Or the playground of a predator ? The illusion of "harmony" ? Those two bodies are not really able to follow the rythm together right ?
The piano scene ? The sweet music of love ? But disturbed by a false note, when Big Jane drops Little Jane's hand...the hand that lovers usually hold...
The sex scene ? Want and consent ? But Big Jane looming over Little Jane like a predator on his prey, giving him a false sense of security while sweet talking to him...
The rich boyfriend that so many dramas depict as the ideal partner ? Rich in money but absolutely poor in terms of compassion, empathy, etc.
Common people ? They fear those in power or despise them but at the same time want what they have and readily accept those chains for those dreams of "wealth"...
And I could go on and on...
And a question maybe and that's my own interpretation : is the "LOVE" depicted in dramas, movies, etc. not the depiction of a mere contract of domination and possession in fact ? The criticism is scathing or at least the answers won't be that clear even if those "genuine" feelings DO happen for Big Jane (or are portrayed as such in the series) ! Because let's not forget rule n°1 : Don't be too emotional !