I'm still hooked, although the pace is slowing.

It's slower than the first two, but we start to get a better understanding of the characters. The characters have started forming relationships with each other, and we begin to see the relationships that were already present. It's interesting to see how everyone interacts. The development isn't forced. The relationships seem realistic. I just wish Kang chil would cut his hair. I hate that bang. It makes him look like a grown up trying to be a little kid. Still, I can tell he's very attractive. Especially for his age. The video quality isn't as movie-like as the first episode, but I'm still impressed by the editing skills. The episode flowed quite smoothly. My only qualm, which I also had with episode 2, is that the episode endings aren't intense enough. I think at the end of an episode it should be more cliff-hanger like, so that I'm really urged to watch the next video. I still want to continue because its very good and I'm enjoying the story. However, it's nice to feel curious at the end of the episode and feel the the need to watch the next one because you just HAVE to know what's going to happen. That's not the case here.

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