Alex Stefan

Yep, they're out of the woodwork because their favorite oppars dramas didn't get the spotlight they "deserved". You can spot them immediately with comments like, "i feel like it's overrated", "it was to draggy", "that little insignificant detail in the drama is a huge plot hole, because i feel like it" etc. and then they sprinkle some subtle (they think) compliments about their oppars dramas and why it's so much better then this one. It's so damn tiring...

I see you're bent on putting this drama down, so i'll just leave it at that. You don't like it? It's ok for me, you're in the minority..

Yeah, but the chemistry between the leads is nothing unique. In IOTNBO you could feel the sexual tension between the 2 leads just oozing through the screen from the first scene they had together. It just feels different to me. So much more natural...

Taking the voting into account, you're in the minority thinking that, yes. The drama is about the trio's character growth and healing not about the mother, it didn't have to explain all the small little details like how they manage to survive after they escaped. They mentioned that KT worked odd job after odd job until he became a caretaker and he had the help of Jae Soo, who he befriended early. I feel like you don't understand how psychopaths think and behave if you don't understand how she managed to fool everyone or how she managed to get hired (really, you think that's a plot hole, what?). Speaking of Flower of Evil, you have an exemple of a psychopath who's even fooling his wife about who he truly is, and you think MY's mother couldn't fool someone to get hired? Come on. Also, FOE is good, but it's nothing we haven't seen before and in my opinion the acting or the chemistry of the leads is nowhere close to what we saw in IOTNBO...

Some people just can't handle to much angst and sadness. It's understandable, but for the story to progress, i feel it was necessary...

Exactly. Most people got stuck on the mother twist, but that's not what the dramas focus was about. It was about the trio and their healing journey the whole time..

"How Gang Tae and Sang Tae Living Without mother?"
That's a plot hole?

What bag? How do you know she was in the bag? From the recollection of MY's father, who had a brain tumor and was suffering from severe delusions? You guys need to pay better attention at the scenes..

Probably the best and most satisfying ending i've personally seen in a kdrama.

He has 2 appearances in Infinity Challenge, 2 in Running man and one really old, like almost 10 years ago, in a show called Taxi. As you can guess, he's his usual dorky self in all of them.. :)

This. Couldn't have put it better myself. Guess it could have been explained better in some places but some really want everything on a silver platter..

How do you know she didn't see her for 20 years? The fact that we see her in the first episode giving that guy the knife to kill himself suggests that she has kept tabs on her for far longer than we know..

Yes, i think that's reason enough for her to reveal herself. Remember that she did even worse on impulse when she killed KT and ST's mother just because she "dared" to suggest treatment for her daughter.

It's ok. :)
If you look further down, there's a few more people who bring it up. Personally, if that's the only thing people have gripes with, i'm good.. :D

Also, you should read up on psychopaths if you want answers to your last couple of questions.

Sure, but how do you know she was in that suitcase? You saw that "memory" from the perspective of a man with a brain tumor who was suffering from bad memory loss and hallucinations.

Well, they did say her father was suffering from a brain tumor and his memory was failing him. So i'll just take it as them leaving it to the viewers interpretation, that he was not remembering it well and he just thinks he threw her in the lake. I'm not to hung up on that though. The focus was really on the trio and they were done to perfection.

From what i understood, what she was doing was gravitating around KMY (as we saw when she revealed who she was after she killed her husband, she gave the knife to that guy in the first episode to commit suicide) to be sure that she was living like how she always envisioned her daughter (artwork, as she called her) to be, just like her. The reason she revealed herself was probably because after MKT and MST entered KMY's life, she started to change for the better (worse, from her mothers perspective).

After that blunder, anything you have to say is pretty much moot, so you can keep copy pasting as much as you want, i'll still not read it... :)

"Kim Soo Hyun's performance was just average and nothing more than that."
Yeah, i stopped reading there.