what holes? I mean we saw the appeal only and not the case or the evidence they presented or the investigation…
1.How exactly did he plan to impersonate the flight attendant?
2.How did he even get to know her and learn about her schedule or plans?
3.The fact that she dropped her wallet without noticing until days later seems unlikely in itself.
4.The hotel checked the ID, yet didn’t suspect anything simply because he “looked like her” in a wig? That feels unrealistic.
5.Carrying a suitcase with the left hand doesn’t necessarily mean someone is left-handed—I do that too.
6 If he killed her the night before, as it seems, wouldn’t security cameras have shown that she never left the room?
7.After placing the body in the suitcase, how did he exit the room—and through which romm? It’s hard to imagine him managing the balcony with that weight.
8.The only real evidence was blood on his shirt. Didn’t he change clothes? And when did he have time to clean the room?
Overall, if he hadn’t originally planned to kill her, then the level of preparation—especially the disguise and all the steps involved—feels inconsistent.
That said, I know I’m overanalyzing 😅; it’s just the detective novel fan in me😆. I also understand that these details aren’t important to the story.
I'm liking it a looot that I get excited to watch this more than the other airing full length dramas Ughhh I can't…
Update: I'm still liking it but the misunderstanding is dragging for tooooo long that I'm losing patience!!! and two ep/day aren't enough or should i say 20 mins/day !!!!
is it better than lighter and princess in terms or more emotionally intelligent/mature characters?
I’m a huge fan of L&P, and while the two may seem similar at first glance, their plots are actually quite different. In this one, ML is her ‘family,’ so he may come across as more caring and mature, but L&P’s ML could also be seen that way from another perspective. That’s just my personal opinion.
2.How did he even get to know her and learn about her schedule or plans?
3.The fact that she dropped her wallet without noticing until days later seems unlikely in itself.
4.The hotel checked the ID, yet didn’t suspect anything simply because he “looked like her” in a wig? That feels unrealistic.
5.Carrying a suitcase with the left hand doesn’t necessarily mean someone is left-handed—I do that too.
6 If he killed her the night before, as it seems, wouldn’t security cameras have shown that she never left the room?
7.After placing the body in the suitcase, how did he exit the room—and through which romm? It’s hard to imagine him managing the balcony with that weight.
8.The only real evidence was blood on his shirt. Didn’t he change clothes? And when did he have time to clean the room?
Overall, if he hadn’t originally planned to kill her, then the level of preparation—especially the disguise and all the steps involved—feels inconsistent.
That said, I know I’m overanalyzing 😅; it’s just the detective novel fan in me😆. I also understand that these details aren’t important to the story.