I hate that everyone here, the teacher, school director, grandpa, mom, the female friend and Pio himself think what matters most in music is innate talent and no amount of harwork can bring you to that level, i think that's bs. Maybe because it triggers my insecurity. P.S It's just the pianist in me who had to quit due to the same feelings of insecurity screaming , so dont pay much attention to it. In fact I'm still so insecure that it's been 6 years since i last touched my piano :)
The whole family is the villain. It is a circle of hate and need for validation. The grandfather hates his daughter…
To add salt to his wounds, Prof Seon doesn't deserve to be called a teacher and his own father too finds flaws in him but a gem that he can turn into diamond in Jeong Yo. I feel for Jeong Yo but I'll always empathize with Pio more. I hope JY survived the shot and gets back so that Pio who I think will get the validation after winning but then quit piano due to his guilt find his way back to music and healing and they play four hands together. Also an ex piano student myself, i freaking love the music of the show.
I see people hating on Pio's mom but i can't help but see the gradnfather as the main villain. I think je has ruined his daughter and her bf like that too. Bio's dad is definitely the teacher. I cry for Bio every single episode. I want him to win the competition faur and square and get to do the one thing he was forced into but fell in love with ie playing piano in his otherwise hellish life. Bio is such a kind kid who's being pushed to the deep end by his own family and teachers. I want the School director (yes i hate her with passion too but I've run out of options) to come through and help them both, i hate her too atp but i want some adult to be their for Bio. We will finally see the reason of the pinky next week, i think he intentionally injured it to cope with his deteriorating mental health. In the competition shown in the first ep first scene, his artistry will finally make the grandpa see the potential in him and the emotions that he keeps pressing about that Bio literally lost due to the grandpa and his daughter itself, but he'll see the emotion in his play as he is not playing to win anymore but to save his friend, this is when hello acknowledge him as even better than himself. But he will choose to walk away just like his father must have done years ago but he'll be accompanied by Jeong Yo who survives the kidnapping and chooses to play as a duo and play for their love of music
He was also the ghost when Gang-uk was in the elevator - maybe testing out Gang-uk's resolve/commitment for Yeo-ri?…
I always connected him with his promise to always protect her as the ghost always by her side especially because in all those moments it was always something related to water/steam etc. I definitely agree that his story should've been fleshed out atleast in the final meeting scene with yeori
Called it in the very 2nd episode that he was the villian and in the 4th epthat he killed his brother and that's why he was the ghost their to save her from her marriage as well.
Haha you are all of us weeks ago. It does get better-promise!
I saw that scene and legit quit watching mid way so I was up to date till ep 4 than 5 came around and I was like at least show coma guys and I quite watching 5 midway, now I'm getting back to it cuz I still love Eun Bin more than I hate illogical plot lines 😭🤣
Starting ep 5 right now and I feel like Min Hwan k*led the friend who drowned with Yeo Ri since he has the necklace that potentially saved her life and gave her these powers. Min Hwan is from the family of his ex and I think the design*d guy also like Yeo Ri so he haunted her ex to break off the engagement. I think when she gets to know the truth and bring justice to her friend she'll stop seeing them if she wants too but she'll choose to see them anyways as she knows she has helped solve plenty cases that wouldn't have been solved without her bringing justice to the unfair demise of people
So, if the woman wasn't his first love he would have killed her, right ?
No, the side kick says he was always too kind and killing people was beneath him so he knew he saved Prosecutor Go when he disappeared and that is when he decided to use his gangster side kick knowledge to hunt down Taeha and Jiwon in Gujin
I see most people didn't like this drama that much. I, on the other hand, liked it quite a lot as a binge watch during the weekend. The story was lackluster and predictable but I loved the relationship aspect of the story with all the characters, loved the acting too.
I pitied the villain at the end, I think it'd have been better to face the consequences by living in prison, it felt like an easy death reminiscing the life he threw away with his girlfriend and kid just for a moment, he should have suffered the memories of his past for the remainder of his life in prison. However, I felt really bad when I kept revisiting the fact that he never got to tell his son that he was his father. It was a twisted cruel date he manufactured with his own hands which made his unable to say that to Taeha but that doesn't make it any less sad , the fact that he died never telling his son he was his dad
I kept delaying watching this movie for I knew that Danjong didn't make it but I rooted for him and geumsong to survive, for tae san to get a post in the court, for the village to prosper. The foreshadowing in the Yam scene made it clear that he wasn't surviving but I held my breath till the very end and couldn't help but cry... I saw the helplessness, the strength the kid who never lived a childhood carried, I hated Sejo but alas! History can't be rewritten, all we can do is honour him and his loyal supporters, condemn the evil of Sejo but acknowledge that he did make the nation stronger hopefully out of guilt of having blood of his kin on his hands. A beautiful story that I'll never forget
P.S It's just the pianist in me who had to quit due to the same feelings of insecurity screaming , so dont pay much attention to it. In fact I'm still so insecure that it's been 6 years since i last touched my piano :)
Also, i don't think grandpa cheated on his wife.
Damn! Why did I watch it?!
You should never trust innocent faces ig
I pitied the villain at the end, I think it'd have been better to face the consequences by living in prison, it felt like an easy death reminiscing the life he threw away with his girlfriend and kid just for a moment, he should have suffered the memories of his past for the remainder of his life in prison. However, I felt really bad when I kept revisiting the fact that he never got to tell his son that he was his father. It was a twisted cruel date he manufactured with his own hands which made his unable to say that to Taeha but that doesn't make it any less sad , the fact that he died never telling his son he was his dad
I saw the helplessness, the strength the kid who never lived a childhood carried, I hated Sejo but alas! History can't be rewritten, all we can do is honour him and his loyal supporters, condemn the evil of Sejo but acknowledge that he did make the nation stronger hopefully out of guilt of having blood of his kin on his hands.
A beautiful story that I'll never forget