Oh lol I see đ but isnât it normal for some dramas to peak and some not to. Some to be universally loved and some not to get traction. Like isnât it normal ?
Research will tell YOU that the whole disease is NOT REAL.The makers of the drama confirmed this and everybody…
And while we are on the subject of research đ let me also tell you this. Mitochondrial epilepsy is an actual disease, not fictional. The manifestation and criticality in this drama is yes fictional. Itâs a chronic illness not necessarily fatal. It can be fatal. But people with access to modern medication and therapies can live a long and predominantly healthy life but not a ânormalâ life per se. Also, a little story time for insight before you jump in to another fit of rage about the above facts. Many years ago when I moved to another city and changed schools I made friends with the head prefect. I was voted junior prefect. That girl had this very disease and it was the first time I saw someone have that episode. She would get epileptic seizures, she literally had this old Casio digital watch with alarms for food and medicine. And let me tell you something I learned about her behaviour with her illness. 1. She would know or could tell when she was about to have a seizure. She would lay flat on the ground or lay flat anywhere so she didnât hurt herself. She literally would tell us anticipate these episodes. Miss school or tell us what to do cos she was about to seize up. 2. During a seizure people lose awareness not just of their own body but also of their surroundings, and they have no control over themselves to say things like âtake mr. Lee out the roomâ. What Daeum was having is an earthquake not a seizure. She is all awake, aware of her surroundings and telling people what to do. Even in this âfake diseaseâ a little bit of research would have informed the actor what happens to a person when they have a neurological seizure.
Now, artistic liberties are a thing. But you canât reinvent epileptic seizures.
I didnât call you crazy lol - you forgot to read as well? Read again when you have simmered down a bit. Also, tintin, You started this đ . I am only reminding you that I can and will have an opinion. You canât technically call it an attack/offense. Rather itâs a defense. Oh âwho are you to lecture meâ. I didnât lecture you at all. I am telling you to not lecture me if I have a different opinion than yours. đ cos when you do, and consistently it comes across as unhinged. If you have the capability of reading properly you will see that I havenât even been offensive. Just straightforward and logical. I havenât called anyone names here either. đ Silly stuff really to think someone will get scared of your fist pumping fangirling mania.
This is purely fiction ,no one forces you to believe it so far you're getting it! They really outdid themselves,…
Critiquing a work of fiction and hate speech are two different things. Clearly you donât know the difference cos the way you are engaging in this conversation where your only point of contention is âoh someone doesnât like what I like. Thatâs unacceptable. I better go at themâ. Clearly shows a lack of education since your reliance on words like âsh**â and âdelusionalâ for people you donât even know. Very âŠuncouth. Itâs a clear sign of someone who lacks the refinement. If you are unable to be civil, know these two simple facts which are also legal operational framework for the internet: 1: thereâs a difference in hate speech and critical opinion. 2: Open forum online spaces are created to have a space for âdifferent opinionsâ to coexist regarding a particular or multiple microcosms. Any online space with an open comment section is legally protecting free speech. Again free speech not misinformation and defamation. Your opinion here is yours and mine is mine. Both will coexist here. Get with it. And increase your vocabulary to have a civil discourse about differences in opinion to not come across like an uncouth troll. đ
Research will tell YOU that the whole disease is NOT REAL.The makers of the drama confirmed this and everybody…
Your opinion is yours. My opinion is mine. Both will exist in this world cos thatâs what itâs about. You can whine about it. But thatâs about it. Also I didnât say her temperature was high the doctor did đ in the last aired episode right when she came back to the hotel after holding hands with gamdog nim and breaking the news to the crew. The doctor who rushed to the shooting location, his first sentence to her was âwe need to get your fever downâ. Did you even watch it before you came tapping away at the keyboard. đđđ
lol tintin92, you are the one attacking someone for having a differing opinion than yours. Calm down, youâre coming across unhinged. Ever ventured out in the world and met people with different opinions? Do you work yourself up into a frenzy every time someone is not saying the same thing as you ? Or is your default state is picking online arguments. How childish of you to say âboohoohoo why you watching it if you donât like itâ. As if I will stop watching and critiquing it just cos some internet troll felt affronted. Relax, itâs an open forum. People watch k-dramas and they tend to like and dislike and share their opinions about it. Thatâs what this forum is about. Grow up, get therapy or something. Calling people delusional for differences in opinion is problematic.
Ladies/Gents/Bots/whoever - it is âmy opinionâ. You not agreeing with it is âyoursâ. Calling someone delusional just cos they donât share your views is very mob behaviour . Grow up a little, get some therapy. There are 8 billion people on this planet - to want/expect every one on this forum to have the same opinion as yours is the actual delusion. You are free to leave a love letter here for your favourite shows and artists if you want. I am free to leave my criticism and also love for shows I watch and like/dislike. That too complicated for you to understand?
She has confessed her feelings for the man, kissed him, spent time with him and he has reciprocated. Why does she keep calling him â gamdog nimâ. Itâs unnerving. Is it a thing in Korea.? Like you fall in love with a MD / Doctor and you keep calling them Mr. Doctor. HmmâŠat least she hasnât launched into âOppaâ territory. That would have been totally off.
Immature sappy writing. It didnât give me enough to be invested in it from the start. Thereâs no development or progress just stand alone occurrences that tip themselves over and right themselves on their own. I seriously thought it would get better near the end ⊠but no. It remains an immature and amateur, undercooked writing endeavour. It will go down as totally forgettable as well. And I guess all actors have such a project on their resume, which is fine.
Also, sheâs dying with perfect skin and hair and look. Doesnât even look tired or ravaged by an illness. Even a little bit of research will tell you that patients of mitochondrial epilepsy experience extreme exhaustion and disorientation. And she is shown to be at a critical stage. Also, âDaeum letâs get the fever downâ says her doctor first moment he sees her at the hotel. And here is Jee Ha kissing, holding hands and being in close proximity to her and hasnât noticed her temperature is high. Unusually stupid. How am I supposed to believe any of this.
I still don't understand why Jeha fell in love with an imbecilic, ayegyo-ing, bob-walking kinda gal. I don't get it. What happened? When and how too. It's not a good look tbh. Cos without the clarity into why and when he fell in love, it's coming across as a creepy boss kinda dynamic.Okay, onto episode 8
Koreans really love to potray themselves as losers who never can get over anyone.Guy got rejected five years ago,…
that's what happens when a Wattpad level writer tries to write a serious character driven drama cloaked as a melodrama. half-baked, half-assed, and full of tropes and cliches. Lacks maturity on all levels.
Okay onto last episode: I have to say Ko Junâs role is the type of cop you want at the station. I thought all cops were useless in Korea after watching Good Boy lol
Now, artistic liberties are a thing. But you canât reinvent epileptic seizures.
Also, sheâs dying with perfect skin and hair and look. Doesnât even look tired or ravaged by an illness. Even a little bit of research will tell you that patients of mitochondrial epilepsy experience extreme exhaustion and disorientation. And she is shown to be at a critical stage. Also, âDaeum letâs get the fever downâ says her doctor first moment he sees her at the hotel. And here is Jee Ha kissing, holding hands and being in close proximity to her and hasnât noticed her temperature is high. Unusually stupid. How am I supposed to believe any of this.