I wasn't expecting this to be so good and certainly I did not expect to found myself in tears by the end of the third episode, but here we are. Absolutely dropping Curtain Call in favor to watch this.
Also idk who's acting the Second Grand Prince but damn his voice??? It's so deep omg I could listen to him talk all the time.
You misunderstood me about the jurors: when I said they're connected I didn't mean like they knew each others (for legal reason they can't know each other or they won't be admitted in the jury), but every one of them clearly has something to do with the killer (may them be perpetrators or victims) and a coincidence like that it's almost impossible. So, yeah, I believe the draw was somehow cheated even if I don't know how. Btw I've yet to watch episode 7 & 8 so idk if they explain some of issues I have addressed here.
Even if it's a criminal organization, it's registered as welfare house. People quite literally wrote them letters to send orphans in because of this. Also, as Crazy Dog mentions one point in the last episode, they have "guests" sometimes and the kids can't look beaten up. So or it's some psycho who wants to buy the kids or it's someone from the goverment who checks if everything's alright.
Also yeah, surely the jurors where chosen specifically, like, that's clear. It's just that it's a difficult things to do, to cheat the draw - unless it was RSH's doing (and even like that...). I just hope they'll give me a quite convincing and logical explanation lmao.
Tbh what yall expected Choi Do Il to do in that situation lmao I can't even blame him since this had been his goal from the start... Yeah, I hope he will riunite with In Joo at the end, but even if it doesn't happen, he did what he intended to do, so I'm quite satisfied with his character.
This drama is like a candy, sweet and comforting. Even if it's only five episodes it's well paced, with no unnecessary drama and made me smile a lot. I enjoyed it greatly, especially cause I didn't expect Togawa to be so cute and open with his feeling. He's like a big puppy! The actor was really good (and with an adorable smile), his acting in the confession's scene was impressive and I liked the little nuances he gave to his character. A recommended watch if one wants a relaxing and fluffy drama, with no stress but engaging nonetheless.
Multiple reasons. Everything is like... Exaggerated? I mean, maybe they'll manage to explain everything by the end, but for now many things don't make sense. First, while abuse it may be common in orphanage or welfare houses, its rarely that bad and they didn't even tell us why they were exploiting the children: money? It seems they did also kidnapped some of these children, seeing that some of them mentioned their parents, so it's even more weird.
Another things it's the members of the jury: unless it was cheated, a combination like this is impossible. They're all connected to each other and it's pretty clear some of them are the old perpetrators or part of their families, while the rest of them are the children of the welfare house. So well idk where they wanna go with this but yeah.
They're also very confusing about the whole 'killer' matter cause this guy seems to be everywhere and to know everything, like literally. Which it's difficult to explain unless there's more of them and with multiple source of informations. But the thing is, that's if there's more of them they don't seem aware of their respective presence.
And most of the characters do not make one smart decisions ever. RSJ is a troublemaker, right, it's his character, but hell, when he was called by the killer in the hospital and then found his family killed in the motel he could have done thing a lot better (like idk try to call an abluance for one?? And do not touch that knife with bare hands for heaven's sake, not only you'll leave your fingertips but also destroyed potential evidence). Same for Crazy Dog, I get he's not in his right mind after losing his daughter, but putting his wife's corpose in the freezer? He could have easly pinned down the crime on RJS.
There's still a lot of things left to be explained that I won't include here cause we may get our answers while watching the show to the end!
First episode was somewhat sweet. It has this calm, melancholy and a bit nostalgic feeling to it. Like I found these old movies in my attic while looking through my family memories and now I'm watching the youth love's story of my late aunt, set in another place and time.
Ohhhh good for them! My sincere congratulations, hope they will have a wonderful wedding ^^
Also they're both adults like why do u care about the age gap, she was 26-27 when she met him and they've been together for several years now, so I guess (and hope) they're happy with each others.
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Absolutely dropping Curtain Call in favor to watch this.
Also idk who's acting the Second Grand Prince but damn his voice??? It's so deep omg I could listen to him talk all the time.
So, yeah, I believe the draw was somehow cheated even if I don't know how.
Btw I've yet to watch episode 7 & 8 so idk if they explain some of issues I have addressed here.
Also, as Crazy Dog mentions one point in the last episode, they have "guests" sometimes and the kids can't look beaten up. So or it's some psycho who wants to buy the kids or it's someone from the goverment who checks if everything's alright.
Also yeah, surely the jurors where chosen specifically, like, that's clear. It's just that it's a difficult things to do, to cheat the draw - unless it was RSH's doing (and even like that...). I just hope they'll give me a quite convincing and logical explanation lmao.
Yeah, I hope he will riunite with In Joo at the end, but even if it doesn't happen, he did what he intended to do, so I'm quite satisfied with his character.
I enjoyed it greatly, especially cause I didn't expect Togawa to be so cute and open with his feeling. He's like a big puppy!
The actor was really good (and with an adorable smile), his acting in the confession's scene was impressive and I liked the little nuances he gave to his character.
A recommended watch if one wants a relaxing and fluffy drama, with no stress but engaging nonetheless.
I mean, maybe they'll manage to explain everything by the end, but for now many things don't make sense.
First, while abuse it may be common in orphanage or welfare houses, its rarely that bad and they didn't even tell us why they were exploiting the children: money?
It seems they did also kidnapped some of these children, seeing that some of them mentioned their parents, so it's even more weird.
Another things it's the members of the jury: unless it was cheated, a combination like this is impossible.
They're all connected to each other and it's pretty clear some of them are the old perpetrators or part of their families, while the rest of them are the children of the welfare house.
So well idk where they wanna go with this but yeah.
They're also very confusing about the whole 'killer' matter cause this guy seems to be everywhere and to know everything, like literally.
Which it's difficult to explain unless there's more of them and with multiple source of informations.
But the thing is, that's if there's more of them they don't seem aware of their respective presence.
And most of the characters do not make one smart decisions ever. RSJ is a troublemaker, right, it's his character, but hell, when he was called by the killer in the hospital and then found his family killed in the motel he could have done thing a lot better (like idk try to call an abluance for one?? And do not touch that knife with bare hands for heaven's sake, not only you'll leave your fingertips but also destroyed potential evidence).
Same for Crazy Dog, I get he's not in his right mind after losing his daughter, but putting his wife's corpose in the freezer? He could have easly pinned down the crime on RJS.
There's still a lot of things left to be explained that I won't include here cause we may get our answers while watching the show to the end!
Like I found these old movies in my attic while looking through my family memories and now I'm watching the youth love's story of my late aunt, set in another place and time.