SweatinginNovember

For Phee, yes - I would agree. For Jin, maybe? I will say that they’ve written it so if he doesn’t get a little bit more of punishment, it will be disappointing, but if he does suffer some more in the next couple of episodes, I won’t mind him getting a happyish ending

In real life - definitely, of course. But this is a revenge drama and in this fictional land, Tan/New deserves peace

no for real! what did he *think* was gonna happen? I’m not a fan of this willful ignorance thing most of the original friend group have going on. No redemption arcs!

Yea - like I don’t think people deserve to die because of things they’ve done. I’m against the death penalty and everything. But this fiction. It is a **revenge** drama and a horror one at that. They spent 4 episodes showing us how truly terrible each of these “friends” were to Non and how it destroyed him and his family. Like, I’ve been primed to expect a terrible downfall for all these a**holes in these final episodes and I’ll be disappointed if it’s just redemption arcs and happily ever after for everyone

Non was fooled, pressured and bullied by those “friends” into a situation where he had to do that. Definitely not nearly as bad as what literally everyone else on this show has done. Non made mistakes, sure, but he is literally the only actual victim of the original “friend group”. Each and every one of them victimized him (including Jin). He was their victim (and a victim of Mr Keng) - none of them were his victims.

I hope episode 11 doesn’t have some kind of redemption arc for Tee. Tee deserves his comeuppance the most of anyone on this show. Jin got off way too lightly - I understand Phee has feelings for him and wants to protect him, but I think it would be more realistic for him to grapple/struggle with what Jin confessed to. They could even show how he struggles with his anger towards Jin vs his “love” for him. Anyway, looking forward to episode 11 and I hope White is some how part of the bigger picture

I mean he’s a minor who was effectively groomed by his teacher when he was at his most vulnerable. he’s a victim of Mr Keng as well. Non makes some bad decisions, but what happened with Mr Keng doesn’t make him any less “innocent” or a “victim”.

obviously they don’t deserve death, but I think it’s a bit more than “teenagers who went stray”. At least a couple of them (mainly Tee) deserve to be in jail for a long time

by the end I wished it was 20 episodes instead of 16. there is so much story to tell, and I wish they had more time to tell it.

by the end, I wished they had 20 episodes. it flies by and there is so much more story to tell - I really wished there was more time for them to tell it

either in that episode or the next, he’s shown realizing that she was sehyeok’s fiancé before and that’s where he remembers her from.

Khaotung is doing such a good job as Ray!!!!

Is the show in mandarin or Cantonese?

I think that “Weird Lawyer Woo Young Woo” is a direct translation of what the show’s title is in Korean.

I’m not on the spectrum but I have been extra careful to read the feedback of those that are and thus far I’ve seen a lot of praise for how well she (and the writer and director) has depicted the nuances of the condition.

I think something to also consider is how clearly careful they have all been throughout to remain respectful and sincere in this portrayal - both on screen and in interviews.