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She did not become deaf-_- She was talking fine in the preview.

The only thing this episode proves is Yun Ji On is a pretty amazing actor and he and Seo Ji Hun are practically the highlights of this show. I don't like the twist. It ties everything up but I don't like it. Anyways, I think Jo killed the girl out of momentary anger, a true crime of passion (she probably asked him to stop liking Do-ha and that escalated or smth like that).
If the ring wasn't there and that random lie of Jo congratulating Do-ha's new relationship, the twist could've been that he killed her out of anger and care for his good friend and held onto a corrosive lie to live a fake life bcz he was just too weak to confess everything and helped Doha out of guilt. The hidden homosexuality would not even be necessary, but whatever. His unrequited love is only expressed through his sudden panic attack and that matching ring, the rest are things that any friend with a weak moral would do.

Damn...they really packed up for the ending. I love it, when things end and yet don't. I thought I'd hate if the CEO was criminally involved, but he seems capable of lying with a straight face. I can't tell who actually killed her and if Jo did kill her then why. And if the lil bro was actually in love with her how on earth is he still okay?-_- I mean shouldn't he like hate his murderous and plotting bro? Makes me wonder if he himself did kill her. Jo really seemed to care about Do-ha and scolded his crappy brother often...god knows what they cooked up for the ending...and I love this feeling!
My understanding is little brother killed her and Jo is plotting to save him and hid or obscured some evidence needed. Jo probably helped him bury the body too. God what's with these brothers?-_- A bunch of psychopaths...too many mentally ill people in this series, I just wanted a rational killer who killed out of regular self-interest-_-

He was never pursuing her like a possession, he let her go the night she told him that she likes someone else. He cares about her, loves her and is mature enough to know when to get out of the way. It's only that Do-ha turned out to be a murder suspect and he felt compelled to keep her safe and look into the truth.

I mean it'd be fun but they don't have time to pull that off anymore and it's obvious that this sort of experimental, reality altering ending wasn't their goal. Also Min Hyun is struggling to act genuine in a romantic scene, I doubt he can pull off someone out of control or mentally confused or say, pure evil - these would require some nice acting chops.

Sure, have that, just don't claim that there's any logic to that opinion.

Right?! You should protest like hell when someone is suggesting that you murdered somebody when you DIDN'T. Do-ha, told the POLICE that he killed his ex, it's just ridiculous. I mean I understand that he feels guilty that he left her on the beach and told her to die but who on earth confesses to a crime in a damn police station where every statement you give is officially under the purview to be used against you in the court? Weird and stupid af-_- At least if he admitted once that it was stupid of him to say that maybe there could be a bit of redemption-_-

That's easy to say, but he is passive as hell. If he knows about the alibi, then using two braincells should be enough to understand that the police is not really investigating at all. The guy literally asked what about his friend who covered for him. It's not that he doesn't know, he just doesn't want to think about it. He thought since she washed away there's no real reason to clarify, but a deceased's family deserves every ounce of the truth.

He's not trying to come between, he's just warning her. And he is her ex who wants her back so that's literally his character detail, if you don't like other love interests of main leads that's not really those character's fault. It's just your preference, there's no rationale.

It will be happy, don't worry. No other ending will make sense, also this isn't one of those experimental projects, it's a crowd pleaser.

He knows the assailant very well and heard the entire conversation between him and Do-ha, he didn't need to ask why. And as I've explained he can't just abuse the police system to track someone which is blatantly betraying the official procedures followed. But as you said, I can't change your opinion.

I'd really like to know how he should've handled it. I've explained the catch as to why he couldn't pursue the brother after Do-ha let him go. I think he did everything right under the situation.

He will be let go of if there's nothing against to hold him, and it's the job of the prosecutor if the police don't have the information, Kang-min will need to lie saying he doesn't know who he was attacking. In the meantime to catch him he will need police resources to track him down, he will need a warrant to arrest him, these are not provided without enough evidence. He could've done his duty by revealing who the victim was, that'd be the probable cause in the warrant affidavit that judges sign. I mean seriously this is the one thing you found against the guy? It was totally Do-ha's fault, he physically restrained Kang-min from arresting the dude, his identity was revealed anyway, literally nothing was saved, exactly the reason why he was mad at Do-ha.

I've been thinking about it, I mean Seo Ji-hun is rocking as Kang-min, the police look suits him, it's a combination of soft, serious and straight forward. But could he pull off Do-ha? I mean Min-hyun is actually a musician so that's a point for him but when it comes to dramatic moments and complex emotions, he falters. I liked him in the reels I watched of AOS but that wasn't my kind of drama so I got into this, but I think I am more disappointed in him every episode. He doesn't have the intensity required. His character has more emotional depth than Kang-min's yet I care more about the ex destined to lose. Idk, I think Ji-hun could do it, but it would be less marshmellowy compared to Min-hyun, which btw I'd take any day of the week.

You have a problem that he's looking into the case? A murder suspect is dating his love, I'd think that's the most natural response to the situation. He doesn't need to believe Do-ha like Sol-hi does, he's not friends with him, what matters is if he treats him okay. He suspects him, he didn't conclude that Do-ha is the killer. He's not the psycho bro to reach conclusions without evidence. But as he said, suspicion remains as long as concrete evidence does not nullify that.

You keep saying the same thing over and over. If Kang-min said this guy had a knife and tried to stab someone, naturally the next questions will be who he tried to stab and why. Police can't do just whatever without any check and balance.

Like the bloodied shirt he took back, and he did lie to the police, he knew his mother was pulling the strings and faked a video to get him an alibi. It took him 6 years to get over his own feelings to contemplate on others. And does Kang-min feel jealous? Sure he does but that has nothing to do with his suspicion that Do-ha is responsible. Do-ha tells the truth only to Sol-hi, not to anybody else. He doesn't explain the situation to anybody else. If he wanted result, he would've gone somewhere else, but he acts unaware that the police is actively covering for him.

Yeah, like what? He was in jail in Hakcheon, then he came to Seoul and his first crime was abducting Sayon and trying to stab Do-ha. And Kang-min tried to catch him but Do-ha got in the way. That he did all these and had a knife in his possession would require testimonies from both Do-ha and Sayon but they were too busy hiding that Do-ha is actually Kim Seong-ju. The exact reason why Kang -min listened to him.

Of course he didn't have any obligation. But I'm not sure how much you'd like him if he was the one who publicized Do-ha's actual identity. Bcz I know he cared that Sol-hi doesn't get branded a suspect's gf bcz of him.

She is a very bad mother, she was even before she started thinking her son killed somebody. She made the case more complex than it should have been. But Do-ha didn't have to listen to her. He didn't and I understand why he might've but someone else might've done the right thing. He's sensitive, feels guilty easily - I get all that but there's no reason he should tell the police 'he killed her', it was stupid af. He feels soft at the wrong times.