Lots of comments on finale episode so I’ll offer my conclusion as well:- Xu Yuan went there to wish, not to…
"Xu Yuan had a sweet closure with his mom and so did Wang with his dad."
I don't consider what happened at the end with Wang and his dad as closure.
The dad beat both sons severely. Made the older one deaf in one ear, and left dark whip mark scars all over the back and arm of the younger one. And treated both like absolute shit.
The father's OWN gay relationship of his youth was discovered through an old photograph and revealed at the last second. At that point, the father MIRACULOUSLY became kind toward his sons - or at least Wang - and admitted that he pushed his fears onto them.
But he did not genuinely apologize, and did not genuinely take responsible for the extreme, BRUTAL violence toward his sons.
The ONLY reason he became the slightest bit contrite is because his own secret was discovered. Otherwise he wouldn't have stopped his hatred and cruelty toward his children.
He did not deserve a last minute redemption.
And no one should expect his victims to "understand where their dad was coming from and forgive him" as he was beating them, or for years afterward as they lived with the damage to their bodies and mental health.
I'm still thinking about the age gap between Bianye and Zhanxu... Bianye is still 19 years old and Zhanxu is?…
No idea what the age gap is, but I can't believe Zhan Xu got to keep his medical license after it was made public that he was having a relationship with a high school student.
man, idk if i can keep watching this. i was excited about this series, but the whole prejudice of "a murderer's…
Prosecutor Ju Tae Seon's hatred of, and cold, condescending behavior toward "the murderer's son" (his investigator, Lee Chaeha) makes more sense when you remember Ju Tae Seon's father was the one who (everyone believes) was murdered by Lee Chaeha's father.
So literally, the son of the murderer is working for the son of the murdered.
Why do I get the feeling that Song Ha-neul (the super cheerful assistant who lives in the same building as Lee Chae-ha) is kinda shady??
He's always so happy go lucky, but I get the feeling he's a mole for someone, keeping an eye on things and informing that person if any evidence or potential charges might affect them.
I must be totally wrong about the Omegaverse and the hierarchy of the various "genders."
I've never read any of the Omegaverse novels, but according to what I watched in the ABO Desire series, I thought the order was....
Enigma (exceedingly rare) Alpha Omega Beta Regular human
But in Ep 1 of Knot (around the 28:54 time stamp), the narration says that "Omega is the lowest rung in the social order"......implying that an Omega is lower than Beta, and lower than human?
According to Knot, the order is this:
(Enigma not mentioned in Knot so far) Alpha Beta Regular human Omega
But I thought, since Omegas can emit a pheromone, they were higher than Betas or humans?
SkyNani have such incredible chemistry, and the ending was simple, but perfect.
I'm so glad we got those extra final scenes to show us their undefined but beautiful more-than-just-friends / more-than-just-soulmates / more-to-be-explored-in-the-future bond.
Man, I hope they keep acting together. I really want to see them again.
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We still have TEN episodes to go!!
The first two were so intense.....if this keeps up I'm not sure I'll survive. LOL
I don't consider what happened at the end with Wang and his dad as closure.
The dad beat both sons severely. Made the older one deaf in one ear, and left dark whip mark scars all over the back and arm of the younger one. And treated both like absolute shit.
The father's OWN gay relationship of his youth was discovered through an old photograph and revealed at the last second. At that point, the father MIRACULOUSLY became kind toward his sons - or at least Wang - and admitted that he pushed his fears onto them.
But he did not genuinely apologize, and did not genuinely take responsible for the extreme, BRUTAL violence toward his sons.
The ONLY reason he became the slightest bit contrite is because his own secret was discovered. Otherwise he wouldn't have stopped his hatred and cruelty toward his children.
He did not deserve a last minute redemption.
And no one should expect his victims to "understand where their dad was coming from and forgive him" as he was beating them, or for years afterward as they lived with the damage to their bodies and mental health.
I love the old-world spelling, Vampyr, and the return to horror as opposed to an action movie. Hope this movie is completed and released.
And Yoo Ah In is a great actor. I'm looking forward to this.
It's INCREDIBLY fucked up and infuriating. And confusing as hell at the very end.
I'm pissed off and so disappointed.
So literally, the son of the murderer is working for the son of the murdered.
He's always so happy go lucky, but I get the feeling he's a mole for someone, keeping an eye on things and informing that person if any evidence or potential charges might affect them.
And casting Thor as the teacher was a good choice. He's actually really good in that role.
I guess the writer for the Pit Babe series took the same creative liberty.
I must be totally wrong about the Omegaverse and the hierarchy of the various "genders."
I've never read any of the Omegaverse novels, but according to what I watched in the ABO Desire series, I thought the order was....
Enigma (exceedingly rare)
Alpha
Omega
Beta
Regular human
But in Ep 1 of Knot (around the 28:54 time stamp), the narration says that "Omega is the lowest rung in the social order"......implying that an Omega is lower than Beta, and lower than human?
According to Knot, the order is this:
(Enigma not mentioned in Knot so far)
Alpha
Beta
Regular human
Omega
But I thought, since Omegas can emit a pheromone, they were higher than Betas or humans?
Someone clarify, please.
Strange first episode so far.
The characters are awkward and the pacing is off. Weird pauses in the dialogue.
SkyNani have such incredible chemistry, and the ending was simple, but perfect.
I'm so glad we got those extra final scenes to show us their undefined but beautiful more-than-just-friends / more-than-just-soulmates / more-to-be-explored-in-the-future bond.
Man, I hope they keep acting together. I really want to see them again.
If they're in their mid-20s now, that means 8 years ago when they met, they were still in high school.....?