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I know, but she was drugged and raped for years. Can you imagine the traumatic experience she's being through? It is only normal to behave hatefully to the world. I would hate every man on Earth.

I agree.
I don't know what others complain when her own brother is patiently waiting for her to recover from the trauma.

My friend, I am not seeing light at the end of the tunnel. We should prepare ourselves for the blow.

I hope it ends in one season. I personally hate to wait two years for a possible closure.

I envy you so much... I wish I had binge watched it, following the comment section after every episode has been a delight though.

I think Sun and Mei's mother was a lover, but as a mafia capo their father had her in the house. So, probably Jack and Jinny's mother had to share the household with his lover. Apparently both of them died young.
He could have lied about the amount of women he loved, or one of the three he related to was not actually loved. However, he had only two pictures in his studio, both women were the mothers of his children.
I think both women and the four siblings weren't as happy with the situation as they seemed to be. I doubt Jack accepted his halfbrother and halfsister, he abandoned Mei when their father died and only took care of Jinny. Aaaaand I am not so sure he really loved his father, who, probably, intended to leave everything to Sun. As Mr. Joe said, only Sun had what it takes to lead a gang, Jack is stupid and useless, I'm sure his own father knew it. Was he behind his death? Is he dealing with drugs against his father wishes? We'll see.

I think that combination was superb! So real, and they full of red paint representing the blood. That's their world they can't separate from the violence and menaces.

I think the Thai godson is the final boss. He is trying to destroy Peace to be next in place to control the organization.

I think Nap is with some kind of police commando... So much organization, armor and uniform. It doesn't fit with killing everyone, stealing the money and framing Sun, though.

I guess we are all watching the same things. Pit babe, anyone?

I think Peace is gonna be put against Sun, not Junho, his father will force him to it. According to the trailer, they have a match and I can guess it is here, not gonna say who seems to win the 'fight'.

I wish for it too, but I got the feeling it is impossible. Both of them have crossed the limit, not so sure poetic justice would forgive them.

I can see you don't have too much experience with the genre. It's action, of course they are gonna wake up the other day like nothing happened. It's like questioning how it is possible Romeo and Juliet fell in love at first sight, it's romance.
A teenager suffering from an abusive father and a presently absent mother, coping with the suicide of his older brother, who, by the way, would exteriorize his personal frustration being violent to him.
A mix of love and fear with guilt to crown.
Do you find it one dimensional? Never seen such a grey ML in a teen series, being a hero but enjoying violence, justifying his own behavior with grace but deep inside using it as a catharsis. The last fight proves it, he wasn't fighting a bully, he was detonating his feelings against his father, his brother, and even himself.
If you happen to have seen this happening before in another series, let know. I might enjoy watching it too.

I was seeing the paint as a representation of blood and here you are making me rethink it!

Not so surprising.
If you remember the bucket-hat guy's past when going to that school/juvie, that violent teacher forced his students to fight.

I think he did it all because of his mom. He just wanted to protect her from the pain of seeing his son hurt. So sweet of him. He probably lived with his father alone, no mom.

Yeah! Some kind of juvie disguised as school.

I love you mentioned Blue spring!
Im gonna take out my old lady card and say I blame youngsters on this one. They've started watching films two years ago and think they are original. Like what happens with K-pop, they think BTS make it popular around the world, guys, please.

No substance? You logged in for the first time in almost a year to say that?
First of all, violence is always unnecessary. Secondly, these kids resort to violence trying to cope with their own personal pain. I don't know what you watched, but this story has more substance than many action movies/series around.

I differ, the script is very well written.
From the beginning it had the three.
Bullying, clearly check.
Broken, ML choking himself to sleep/dreaming, daydreaming watching the sky and attached to a broken Walkman to calm himself.
Revenge, SML visiting his friend at hospital.
There is a crescendo in violence and psychological damage, while we learn the details in the backstory of both of them.
There is also development in many characters, his mother's was my favorite.