It was fake, but it's still pornography that people spread in the internet, and used it to make fun and sexualize…
I can understand or relate to them, which is why I would say they are spineless if the reason presented in the drama (deepfake bullying) is the only factor for why they would unalive themselves. As you have written, just literally get over it and ignore them. You can't please everyone in life. Even if there are real cases that are similar to this, that doesn't make it any more justifiable. People have died for a lot less too. Are you going to try to defend them too? By the way, the girl didn't lose anything but her school reputation, so your examples of people losing family members and careers are disanalogous.
Surprised to see the negative comments because the twists of the plot has been so amazing and exciting. It's unpredictable…
The motivations were not realistic. What kind of idiotic parents punish their daughter's friends? The reason behind it was not deep nor realistic. The twists were predictable. K-netz had already connected Jung-won to the daughter since Day 1. The ending was not mind blowing. It was cliché, a variation of the All Just a Dream trope.
It was fake, but it's still pornography that people spread in the internet, and used it to make fun and sexualize…
I agree. It's ridiculous to think that people are going to truly believe the deepfake. Even more ridiculous to believe someone would off themselves over it. It really trivializes suicide victims of bullying, if you are going to imply the victims were so unstable that because people viewed or thought of them in a certain way, they wanted to unalive themselves. It suggests they are like one of those drama queens or kings, spineless and powerless against the thoughts of others.
Even if there are real cases that are similar to this, that doesn't make it any more justifiable. People have died for a lot less too. Are you going to try to defend them too?
By the way, the girl didn't lose anything but her school reputation, so your examples of people losing family members and careers are disanalogous.
The reason behind it was not deep nor realistic.
The twists were predictable. K-netz had already connected Jung-won to the daughter since Day 1.
The ending was not mind blowing. It was cliché, a variation of the All Just a Dream trope.
It really trivializes suicide victims of bullying, if you are going to imply the victims were so unstable that because people viewed or thought of them in a certain way, they wanted to unalive themselves. It suggests they are like one of those drama queens or kings, spineless and powerless against the thoughts of others.