Mouse Episode 2

Still confusing

No surprise there. I am still confused a bit about the timeline, from going back and forth in the previous ep, I thought we were 15 years after the arrest, when it is actually around 25. The characters never changed and were never groomed to change, no hair change, or added rickles, so I was confused about how a 8 years old ish could look as if he is in his thirsties when 15 years old had passed, but it is because 25years old had passed, it made more sense, afterward. Investigation wise, it seems fair and okay. Character wise, it feels there is a lot of trauma for character presented in this ep, however, few event that happened felt very easy to predict and other dialogues felt slow and made the path slow. Basically I was bored at the beginning of the ep for a good 10 minutes. It is rather frigthening to be having bored moment already when it is a drama of 20 ep. I want to know more about my predictions and theory so I'll keep watching until the end, except if I keep getting confused or it make so little sense that it would upset me x). So far, so good, I want to know more about the story.

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Four Stars

Not sure what to type because the second episode had a lot of things to digest as well. But one thing we know of is that one of the two children from the last episode that has been identified as having the psycho genes grew up into a serial killer. And the kid that identified the Headhunter grew up to be a cop.

Seeing Lee Heejun played a cop here intrigued me tbh, since he did cameoed in Vincenzo as a thug. But I guess the role fit him here, since after witnessing his mother and brother being attacked, the experience would've affected how Moochi had grown up.

And we get to know our other lead Bareum. Mr Headhunter was still alive... and because of Moochi he found out that his son still lived. Ahn Jaewook as a villain was really something, like his acting really gives you a certain chill as this notorious serial killer. There's another serial killer on the loose as Moo-chi's on the hunt to catch the guy.

Have to say, the plot was getting interesting though the pace is still a bit slow. It was implied that Bareum may be one of the two babies that had the psycho genes despite him being quite normal so far. The ending cliffhanger also somewhat confirmed it as we meet another seemingly psycho doctor. Who may as well be our culprit? Or maybe not.

So far the murder cases were pretty interesting, like how outwardly it seemed unrelated but later revealed to be connected. I felt that the reveal of the son's identity was a bit too soon tbh and a bit obvious. In which it made me wonder if there would be an unexpected twist. Like it would've been interesting if Han Seojun's son turned out to be his complete opposite.

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