my thoughts on NY: IS SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN SATISFIED BEING MARRIED TO HS AND HAVING HIS CHILD AND LIVING IN THE…
I also believe that the baby isn't his. She calculated every single date AFTER she met with SJ and asked for "forgiveness". If she wanted to snatch HS from her, why didn't she do it while SJ was dating him? That would agree with her psycho personality.
HS you have disappointed me before, don't do it again. HS has to see how much MR is suffering, he can't let her…
It's not the name that will make WR realise who he is. HE HAS STARTED TO REMEMBER MR'S FACE. If you noticed, until ep94, in his dream the face of his mother was hidden, he could only see up to her neck. Yesterday, he saw her chin, almost saw her mouth. Once he sees a bit higher, it's game over!
I've just watched the raw episode 94. It is very good to see HS discover the DNA report in JT's desk. I am not…
But, can he still stay silent if his father continues dragging her? 🤔
HS isn't the cleverest or bravest character but I believe his concience will eat him. SJ is the main protagonist and ofc the reveal will be her achievement, but I can see HS drunk spilling out the secret either to her or his drink buddy, WR.
I saw the ending scene and the preview. Anyone know what made HS go home and search the desk? Let's hope he doesn't…
Actually, that was out of the blue. He must have suspected something isn't right since NY used to be in his father's office too many times, but that's one thing and searching this damn still unlocked drawer is another.
Is the same usual overacting, u will get pass it just ignore lol.
That practically means that the actors aren't that good because overactive or not the differences in each different character they portray should be obvious to the viewers. I agree with you, I have watched both mother and uncle a lot recently and their acting is pretty much the same.
I feel that the fact that he lost his wife -probably because she was killed- contributed to that attitude, but…
True, books tend to be better and personally I have only two exceptions in mind: Poldark BBC 2015 - 2019 adaptation and Grantchester ITV season 1. The TV material had been superior to the book in every possible way.
I will let you know, sure! It will take some time as I have ordered the original book from Germany, and sadly real life doesn't leave a lot of free time for reading, but I will do it. I have a hunch that this adaptation has kept intact the scent of the book and as for the cultural differences, perhaps they aren't as grand as we imagine.
The first two episodes were captivating, dark, mysterious and heartbreaking. We all know that Jeongwoo isn't a murderer. We all suspect that this village has a lot of secrets. Everyone is a suspect.
I was taken aback with the detective's attitude after he was informed about Jeongwoo. Prejudice written all over his face. Glad that he realized by the end of ep2 that not everything is white or black.
Byun Yohan is doing a fantastic job so far. He portrays Jeongwoo's messed state of mind so well.
I haven't read the book, but I am so intrigued by the plot that I ordered it in my local bookstore. I have read some mixed reviews on Amazon and Goodreads, but overall ppl seemed to like it very much. It was Spiegel magazine's bestseller, that alone says a lot. Curious to see which is better, book or kdrama adaptation?
I just watched the subbed episode (I was absorbed watching Kairos, wow, what a drama!). Yes, I also think they won't drag the reveal for long.
HS isn't the cleverest or bravest character but I believe his concience will eat him. SJ is the main protagonist and ofc the reveal will be her achievement, but I can see HS drunk spilling out the secret either to her or his drink buddy, WR.
Preview:
HS argues with JT and NY. It seems he will help MR(?) He is shown going to the restaurant.
I will let you know, sure! It will take some time as I have ordered the original book from Germany, and sadly real life doesn't leave a lot of free time for reading, but I will do it. I have a hunch that this adaptation has kept intact the scent of the book and as for the cultural differences, perhaps they aren't as grand as we imagine.
I was taken aback with the detective's attitude after he was informed about Jeongwoo. Prejudice written all over his face. Glad that he realized by the end of ep2 that not everything is white or black.
Byun Yohan is doing a fantastic job so far. He portrays Jeongwoo's messed state of mind so well.
I haven't read the book, but I am so intrigued by the plot that I ordered it in my local bookstore. I have read some mixed reviews on Amazon and Goodreads, but overall ppl seemed to like it very much. It was Spiegel magazine's bestseller, that alone says a lot. Curious to see which is better, book or kdrama adaptation?