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I think they truly made ALL the right choices. They showed the perspective of the victim, they showed how general public might react, they showed that whatever decision the victim makes (go public with it or not), it's not wrong and they should focus on themselves and healing, how they are not to be blamed for what happened to them etc.
I did not talk about it in my review, even tho I really wanted... but it is a huge spoiler in terms og Ga Eul's character so π
And you saw the photo I took from the floor, so you know how I feel about the last scene π€£π€£
"As for the "romance" twist - I am so not worried. Anyone who thinks this might go anywhere - are we watching a different show? Jegal already said he sees Ga Eul as a child, a kid whom he wants to protect, because she reminds him of his past and how he had no one truly on his side. There is nothing romantic about his interactions with her."
Me now:
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I knew the chemistry between Je Gal and Tae Man is too good and he is too gray of a character for them to just keep him a villain till the end ππ Like, I was planning to write a whole essay complaining about the romance, but damn I don't give a fuck about anything now π€£
Goo Tae Man was awful, but it was impossible to hate him. I just knew deep down he will switch teams eventually. I think the best indicator were his interaction with Je Gal - it always seemed like he respected him on some level. Even tho he acted all dirty trying to remove him, we all knew he could have done worse. I feel like, no matter how much of an asshole he was, he always picked the way that would remove Je Gal with as little negative consequences as possible compared to other options. And honestly speaking, he himself was really naive about the whole situation, otherwise he would see Seung Ha's father betraying them from far away.
About this whole switch from sport slice of life to action politics tho - I don't mind it plot wise, it bothers me pacing wise. I don't think the transition was smooth enough. I feel like the training with the archery team was too much of a clean cut break from one aspect to the other. Instead of slowly expanding the issues to the political level, they kind of, but barely hinted it and it all went down right after they came back from the training. It makes sense it's a bigger conspiracy. Otherwise bad guys being so bold and desperate makes no sense. So plot wise I'm fine with it, I just hoped they would make the transition smoother.
Also, the way the show developed explains Seung Ha's character and her involvement much more. I also really like her scenes with Goo Tae Man. I actually like her interactions with him more than Je Gal. She always hits the right spots with him to make him reflect and rethink some of his choices.
Okay... let's talk about the romance. I am legit unsure how I feel about it and where it leads. Je Gal legit acts like a shy teenage boy when Ga Eul is open about her love for him. It does not give me "flustered because my client has feelings for me", but rather "I'm denying I like her, but I do and it all affects me as fuck". It would be just hard for me to support it. From the way they met, what kind of relationship they had, Je Gal's trauma, Ga Eul's past situation, it all makes it hard for me to be on board with it. I also wished for one clean, good and healthy portrayal of anything related to mental health profession...
Anywaym again... ending of episode 14 was everything I wanted. I needed these 3 assholes working together. I was slowly losing faith it will happen, but the writers proved me wrong and I'm thankful for that.
"I should say I chose you as my butler" π€£π€£π€£π€£ I live for it. This is exactly the crack plot I needed right now. Milk is amazing. Love the dude... cat?
yo I feel like the "uncle" is the love interest. HOW WILD IS THIS SHOW
I AM LOSING MY MIND WATCHING SDJHGSDBSDJKBGAJKFGHDSJ π€£π€£π€£
the pants scene... I barely survived.
I LOVE IT SO MUCH.
Seeing how you only have around 70 dramas overall on your completed list, I think it's fair to assume, you did not try to watch that many cdramas. Definitely not many enough to put all cdramas under a "shoddily made" umbrella.