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Nora

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Nora

United States
Chicago Typewriter korean drama review
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Chicago Typewriter
0 people found this review helpful
by Nora
Mar 25, 2020
16 of 16 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 9.5
Story 10.0
Acting/Cast 9.5
Music 10.0
Rewatch Value 9.0
The mystery, anticipation and the unknown is what drives the continuation of the drama. It pulls you in to find out what really happened in the past that connects the three main characters. The people around them all have some sort of connections. Some remember others are left wondering what their life was like.

When I first started I thought the drama was going to be cheesy and boring, but as you get to see their past life it pulls you in, with wanting to know the whole story.

It’s a very sad ending for what happened in the past, but they all had to go somehow for them to all end up in the present together.

At first I wanted Ryu Soo Hyun and Shin Yool together. They both seemed to fit better , but underneath it all it was Seo Hwi Young that had strong emotions for her, but chose not to express them in front of everyone.

For Han Se Joo I did not like his haircut. It was way too short. I liked his hair when he was playing Seo Hwi Young.

My first reaction to Baek Tae Min was that he was an abuser. It became very clear of what type of person he was when he threw his cat. I myself am a cat lover so I almost stopped watching the show because of him. I am glad that I stayed with it though.
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