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Well she already tried something else and burnt out. At least she is passionate about cooking. The parents not even wanting to listen to her is horrible. This is how parents push their children away and later wonder why their children never tell them anything.

It's still wrong for him to assume his experiences will be hers.

And the men she's "humping" are not someone's husband? Only women are "lewdly" according to you? I have seen many sons abandon their parents and the daughters take care of them. You have really backward thinking regarding women.

Love Next Door - ep 12
Cinderella at 2 AM - intro theme

No Gain No Love- in the theme

I heard that there is some clip where the ML is seen attending a funeral. Is this true?

Right. I didn't notice her pushing him away.

Yeah. A lot of Asian families also treat sons better than daughters. I still wish they'd give her some benefit of doubt.

Yup.

Yeah I wish they had gone in a different direction like maybe talking to him and explaining the treatment and giving him regular therapy and not just leaving him in this confused state and keeping secrets from him.
I was hoping he would overhear that SFL is his first love but it doesn't seem like he did or is pretending that he didn't. His brother is unbelievably shameless.
The FL should have consulted her senior doctor as to what she should do in this situation because she's making terrible decisions.

Ah. I didn't notice that.

I don't understand her parents. Do they look down on cooking as a profession? Just because the father is unhappy doesn't mean she will be too. And they definitely gave more opportunity to her brother to fail and keep trying different things. Naturally she would be frustrated.

Why didn't the ML take her to the hospital/accompany her?

The comedy in this episode did not appeal to me except for when SFL tells ML to put the thermometer in his mouth and he says but this was just under my arm pit. And it goes bad again when she suggests she can just put it in his anus while he's sleeping. Girl WTH. Thing is, she is not even put it in his mouth properly. It is supposed to go under his tongue. SFL was the most annoying caretaker this episode. I am surprised the ML managed to recover and didn't get worse from overheatinb or hypothermia. And this is an adult woman who is clearly smart.

The story is just dragging on and on. The SML needs to retire and go live somewhere else because he is just too toxic to watch. He is stalking the FL at this point.

I've made it so far so I'll complete it but I don't see it improving.

The concept of this show was really good and they really just dropped the ball on this one. I feel like the ML is a useless character with so much time on his hands. How is that realistic? I wish instead of making him a manager if they had made him return to the sport he so dearly loved because now he has confidence. Why doesn't he find it troubling that he has no recollection of so many memories and most likely most of his adult life? Nor does he discuss getting flashes of memories with a different doctor. Why does he not get a second opinion nor find it strange that his doctors are hiding things from him?
They also made the brother so evil. ML literally lost his career trying to save you and all you did is make him feel worse to the point of depression and even then you have no sympathy for him? On top of that you tried to harm him twice? I would have thought that he would have told his brother the truth at the bridge when he saw his brother was a complete mess. Also forcefully kissing the FL will do what exactly?
FL is a psychiatrist and is doing research and her focus is on just 1 patient and she only cares about him and shows no empathy towards other patients? Why did they write up her character so poorly? Even the excuses she makes are so terrible. I don't hate her but I feel like she's unserious. Why did she pick this particular speciality if she dislikes listening to patients in her clinics and can't empathise? If they showed her as an empathetic doctor, then her wanting so badly to be able to remove bad memories would actually make sense. It would also make sense why she avoids stating the truth to the ML. But instead they are showing that she has empathy because she is falling in love. Sigh.
Right now I am mostly interested in the SFL. I want to know the story behind her father and how the FL connects to it.
I guess the secret behind who his true first love is will not be revealed this week either. I actually wouldn't mind if it turns out to be SFL but of course it is the FL. I don't understand why the villagers thought she died though.
The poor writing has so far really failed this series from what it could have been. I hope tue remaining episodes somehow make up for it.

Yes, I thought that maybe Tyme mentioned the research but they didn't show him talk about it for whatever reason. We probably have to assume that he did.

Yes, that is plausible. It might be his guilt for killing the woman and also for leaving his mother when she was pleading him so maybe he was regretting that but then his mind thought that if he had stayed, his mother would end up getting killed as well.

After ep 7, I expect at least one if not both main characters to die. If both survive, it would really be a miracle at this point. Especially Tyme. Definitely doesn't look like a happy ending.

It still leaves some questions unanswered. How did Great know about the doctor's research? Why does he see his mother get shot? Did Tonkla kill Title because it seemed like they had implied that he had killed him by hitting him on the head with a rock. Or did I misunderstand that scene?

Tonkla doesn't fit the diagnosis of a Schizophrenic. He is constantly taking some drugs which could be hallucinogens and that is why he keeps seeing the cat. Plus he is still grieving. It could also be a kind of psychosis but I am more inclined towards the effect of the drug because he is still able to plan his moves carefully.

I am not sure what episode 8 might be about but if most of the episodes were about Great's regrets then ep 8 could be about Tyme's regrets and hopes to change things that lead to a more positive outcome before showing he is passing away. That could be why he sees his grandmother giving him the choice of putting the diary back.

Hoping for a strong finish even if it is a sad one.

I found another small error. When Tyme is shot he places his right bloody hand on the wall before moving ahead. Later when they show the hand print, it is the left hand print. Could be that they had multiple shots but while editing they removed the shot where he places his left hand on the wall.

Doesn't impact the plot though. Just something I noticed.

I see. Well so far he appears to be guiding the queen well. Just that that particular scene was confusing.