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There is LITERALLY no logical reason for the staff to cheat and give Jessi any info (as you claimed in comments below).
I think how the company has the right to the program is an important detail, and unless they explain everything the employees create belongs to the company, the only explanation is Ban Seok did not use his brain and now he is screwed.
As for the workplace and copyright laws in Korea: "A work created by an employee during the course of performing the employee’s duties will be deemed a work-made-for-hire" from this it says that it affects the products that were made at work (while performing employee's duties) hence his small home project could not be own by default by the employer.
Unless the contract case, but then we also see Han Soo create and program his own shit, and he is not written as a character who would be like "oh yes, just take all of my shit away".
I love the show, but it does annoy me how vague they were about the detecting program and how much right to it Ban Seok has and why so little, when it's such an important part of the plot at the moment...
It is his private intellectual property that was developed by him at home, using his own materials etc. And had nothing to do with his current job. I would love for them to explain better on what grounds Hanmyung Electronics can basically steal it and fire Ban Seok.
That said, I started to like his awkward acting. While it's not believable, I find it cute 🤣
And that's my problem with him - he kept questioning why Dong Man treats him the way he does as if it's unfair, when he knew himself he stole twice, and the 2nd time cannot be even slightly justified compared to the first amount.
And I get him not coming forward with "oh yeah btw I stole the money 2 times". But he should not not act as if questioning his morality and his right to be a police officer is out of the line, coz it was a one time mistake.
Also, 19 is not a child. Teenager sure, but at that age stealing is nothing something one has to wander if it's bad or good. Especially since he was confronted and caught by the police. His age cannot be an excuse here. ESPECIALLY since he applied to police university. (edit: yeah I just checked, he stile both time one after another, still... he committed the crime twice, but acted as if it was unfair to be harsh on him "coz it was one time mistake for the dad").
For me it was obnoxious, coz he acted like a victim, when he was the one who committed the crime. He questioned Dong Man's attitude towards him, being aware the attitude is justified, coz he in fact commit the same crime twice. Realistically speaking, Sun Ho should not be in police university.
So for me they are both obnoxious. One acts like a victim of the situation as if he is unjustifiably judged and punished, when he knows it's not true. The other acts self-rightious and is not willing to admit he might be wrong, being driven by his emotions.
Sun Ho was just an obnoxious acing like he made one mistake for the sake of his dad, when he knew he stole again for the brother's university. You cannot commit the same crime twice and hide behind the "mistake" excuse.
They are both obnoxious, they are both acting as if they are right and had reason for doing what they done. They both have a massive room for improvement. And I think that's the point of this show. They are now on the opposite sides, but eventually they will meet in the middle.
The good:
😊 Family dynamics. Sun Ho/Seung Bum/dad's scenes are my favorite for sure. Love the scene when Sun Ho confronted the dad saying he does not treat him the same way he treats Seung Bum, and the dad's reply. Love the scene where Seung Bum confronted Sun Ho for not telling him about police university. Sun Ho tries to be the least of a problem for them as possible, hence he does not share, does not asks question etc., while Seung Bum and the dad want him to treat them as he would treat his own family - as for help, get angry, get annoyed if he does not like something, share his plans and ideas. But from the looks of it, we ain't getting more of the family scenes lol
😊 Yoo Dong Man's character. At the moment he sucks, but that's exactly what's fun, coz there is a lot for space to grow. His "ideas" are not evil or bad, but he just makes all the decisions based on emotions and impulse and no reasoning and calculation. He os quick to judge and not able to admit he might be wrong.
😊 Choo Young Woo - don't mind me, I just like ma BL boiz getting roles in bigger productions 🤣
😊 Ending song is a bop!
The bad:
🙃 The romance. Listen... It could work if they did not make Sun Ho "emotionless/passionless" character at the beginning. Make him a teenage boi without any dream, make him fall for Kang Hee and follow her to police university - all of that is fine and believable. But when you deliver me a whole ass scene about how wonders how it feels like to have so much joy, passion and drive for anything, coz he never felt it, and him being passive about literally EVERYTHING... the whole "big love out of the ass" seems ridiculous.
🙃 First half of the first episode - damn it was stupid. The over the top comedy and ridiculous effects... Nah. And it does not even fit the rest of the tone of the episodes. The show is more chill than what first 30 minutes show. The comedy got so much better in episode 2. It's more context driven and chill.
I don't know yet:
🤔Sun Ho's character. They thrown quite a "twist" at the end of episode 2 and I'm not sure how I feel about it. Do I root for him or nah? With what happened I'm kind of on Dong Min's side now with how he treats Sun Ho. Coz at the end of the day, that's how it goes: you will always fine a good excuse for your wrongdoings. There is always a "valid" reason behind it.
Na Bi should end as a solo act and work on herself. Girl has NO IDEA who she is, what she wants, what she needs, what are her goals. Like... damn. Time out in self-reflection corner is highly needed.
Also, as for the manpower etc, I am pretty sure they did not have a big budget for it. The CGI and practical effects kind of show how limited the production was...
Production wise this drama is quite flawed, but I think (like me) many people loved it for the writing and characters.
Saying he does not know and he needs time is a weakness, and he has no idea how to deal with his own weaknesses and how to deal with people finding them out.
I think that's the problem here, for TK it's just a high school crush problem, for DO it's a complete shift of reality and his perception of who he is, what he wants and how she should act. The sense of self and who he is is being dismantled and he has no idea what to do. And I think TK just does not understand that.
TK is reaaaaaaalllyyyy one sided about his crush on DO. He wants things his way, otherwise he also leave and is disappointed (it's not only on DO to run away from things). TK is not exactly trying to understand things from DO perspective. Now that he sees there is more to DO than being nice and protective and helpful, he keeps getting disappointed and wanting answers Da On is not ready to give.
I am honestly not sure if TK likes DO as a person, or if he just liked his perception of DO and how he treated him. For me it looks like he just likes how he helped TK get out of the shell, taught him how to make friends and be more open. TK seemed to like someone noticing him, paying attention to him and caring for him, rather than liking DO as an individual. If someone else was nice to him like DO was, he might have liked that person instead.
TK technically told DO that he still liked him even after seeing his flaws, but did he really? How he acted in episode 12 does not fit that. DO tried to take one step closer to TK after the rumor when he prepared the notes for TK. That's all he can do at the moment, as he is not as straightforward as TK, and he cares more about what will people say. But TK does not want "one step" he wans everything out in the open and honest. He did not get it, he was disappointed and left. But that insecure and cautious person is DO. I feel like the more of the true DO TK will see, the less strong his feelings will be.
Even his chat with SW, he was remembering how DO was the one to teach him about friendship etc., there was not much about why he liked DO as a person...
Anyway, DO needs to figure shit out, poor boy. I don't think he should be getting himself in a relationship at the moment. Everything is chaotic enough for him as it is...
Also, the first scene happens 2 years in the future, I guess we can assume it will in that time line point too, so going by that logic, maybe we will see time jump (hopefully not, coz I am not a fan of them).
I also question if TK even likes DO, ot he just "liked" how he helped TK get out of the shell and have a more sociable life with friends. TK technically told DO that he still liked him even after seeing his flaws, but did he? Coz his actions says otherwise. DO took a step forward when he prepared the notes for TK, but TK does not want "one step" he wans everything out in the open and honest, and when he did not get it, he was disappointed and left. Even his chat with SW, he was remembering how DO was the one to teach him about friendship etc., there was not much about why he liked DO as a person.
One more thing, I think there were "hinting" SW being the end game since the beginning with small stuff like "the ones that argue the most like each other the best" etc.
Someone in the comment had this theory and I agree with it: most likely TK will start liking SW, but SW will be blind to it, thinking TK sees him as nothing more than friend so they were dance around each other a little bit.
But yeah, I am pretty sire Shin Woo is the ML. Enemies to lovers, secret crush, dildo in the ass... they have everything going on for them 🤣