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He's a gray character and get a gray ending.

Yes, the script is so good, and also very positive vibes and thoughts about life.

Since a long time I wasn't that amazed by the writing.

It's not common that an episode ends with a shot on a cake. 😁

Keep watching. If you guess, nice. Else, anyway you will know at one point.

Yeah, there are links about everything everywhere. High density of interwined meanings.

wtf is that..

Ran Joo is not alone and miserable. Seo Joon is dying to be in couple with her again.
And the guy is rich, CEO of production company. +Friend with Mok Ha again. lol.

You are supposed to guess. Just saying that while going elsewhere.

Human stupidity and cruelty are always welcome in dramas. :-)

There are those episodes when he hides but says all with his eyes. Gosh, awesome.

Hard to estimate, but as the episodes are longer, it should be a 14h drama.

He's dead on the beach (episode 1).

No, the show is about the story the writer want to tell, and so, the father plot is essential. If not, the writer wouldn't tell it. Then, I won't make the list of all the impacts this part have with the rest.

However, I'm agree with you about that: I don't like psycho-killers, police investigation or stories about that. I still can like when there is something better than what I expect (example, drama Mouse, or here good acting and consistent character). But I watched dramas where I just don't care about that and watch for other parts. I just think "ah, it needs some plot-device to cause obstacles", well, that kind of thoughts.

There are parts when we see mok-ha singing a whole song. But I'm not speaking about that. I'm speaking about the montage EP10 at 39:15, or the quite slow first part of EP09, or other slow scenes here or there, with angst, sad people staring and background song/music.

The father plot is essential. Then, it's your opinion.

Yes. It's longer episodes, and depending the episode, it's quite dense about content. It's easy to miss something. Myself, I'm surprised when someone finds a detail with importance, and I missed it.

I'm not even sure the writer promote something, but tells (hidden under the drama) some important life experience, that helped being a better person, able to love people. "the path for happyness".

She needs to shows the other side, as well, the difference of her wrong and right path. Because, like Mok Ha says in a line "failure is what create success". Means people having success had to make a lot of errors and get lesson and experience for finally reaching success.

Same about familly plot. How good is a familly, how bad is life without (ambition vs personnal life), then certainly, how even better it is to be with family.
And also, see what the writer knows from life, when Mok Ha tells what she feels when she saw her father dead. It's almost forgiveness, or at least understands the sad conditions of his life. For people keeping hatred and regrets in their heart, is it possible to find happyness?

If it were that, she wouldn't be in his home, bleeding from the noze, and writing each night Mok Ha songs and he wouldn't wait for her to decide!!!

Crazy, and you are skipping best scenes.
I don't know. Stop watch dramas? seems the best therapy.

The thematic of episode is about "answer vs risk". End of episode, she makes clear she want to take risk and doesn't want to be separated from people anymore. So, after some time, no way for her to "give up family for fame".

Irony is when this kind of people say "I fast forwarded" or "I skiped scenes with X or Y" or "I played it x3" or "Watched it while writing -something else-".
Then the same people saying:
"full of plot hole, I don't understand anything, it doesn't make sens. Lazy writer."
Even more crazy when they do that with a complicated but awesome drama, missing everything and DARE to say the writer with 200 hours screentime experience can't write and has no logic.
...When these people didn't create a single simple thing of their own life.