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Yeah, I thought that part was ridiculous too. I much would've rather seen Wee feel remorse for her actions, serve her time in prison, and have Kawin stay by her side. Then it would've made more sense for Nabi and every else forgive her. I just didn't feel any closure from the ending, which is frustrating.

That hastily put together "happy" ending was such a cop out. Just because Wee wasn't completely a bad person, so she doesn't have to pay for her crimes? The writers obviously didn't know what to do with her character at the end, so they put all the punishment on Chertchai (deservedly so tho that creep). Nabi and everyone else forgave Wee to quick. She killed two people and tried to kill another two!! Then they're like 'she's not completely terrible let's forgive her for Kawin's sake.' The ending makes no sense. How could you stretch a drama to 22 episodes, but give such little thought to the ending?

Definitely, so draggy. This story could've fit into 12-16 episodes, not 22.

Agree, the features are very useful. Mdl should just have a way to make the episode count as unconfirmed.

I can’t believe this actually went on for 22 episodes. At least I can finally see the end of this train wreck this week.

So happy that it’s going to be on Netflix :D

It just seems like an odd move for Disney I guess? Netflix, I get cause the platform has a ton of foreign content from lots of countries. It made sense that they would start making their own . But Disney? Whattt... I think they should've started acquiring foreign content first, before making this move.

Trailer was shot in Nov 2020. Basically, it's just a "demo" for the Dec conference, where GMMTV presented their new shows for 2021. GMMTV does demo trailers for all of their shows as a basic look at what it's expected to be. An official trailer with footage from the actual show will be released later this year.

I've had this happen to me when I edit. Now I always put "Me, from watching the show" as the source and they'll accept it. Some things you can only prove with your own eyes lol

Ohh too bad :(

Thank you, I love Aom too!

Idk how they can stretch the plot for 22 eps. It's already been draggy for the last few eps.

I think this drama is the cutest in this series, though the leads in Security Love have the best chemistry.

Same, I'm so excited for this version.

Filming actually started in early 2021. In February, Bright said in an interview that it might be released around August. Tu recently said on her IG live that filming is about 35% complete. But yeah, it does feel like foreverrr until we'll get watch it.

I was thinking the same thing too. Maybe they're half-siblings or Kao was adopted? Otherwise it doesn't make sense since she's the same age as Mod's father.

I'm thinking I'll rewatch this before the remake comes out. This was one of the first K-dramas I watched so I don't really remember that much of it.

Agree. Snowdrop shouldn't be judged on some "leaked" plot. The drama could be completely different when it airs. I hope they continue with the production, but handle it very carefully since it's obviously a sensitive topic to Koreans.

I can't believe the manga is almost twenty years old now! I had to give up keeping up with it a long time ago lol. Anyway, this drama version looks good so I think I'll check it out :)

I can't claim to know anything about the democratic movement in South Korea. I have yet to really explore Korea's history. But I think it's ridiculous to make so much fuss out of historical dramas. They're television and made to entertain not inform. Of course, one drama can lean more towards facts than another but every drama has some embellishments.

Here I would like to leave a quote by Cate Blanchett, star of two films about Elizabeth I of England: "It's terrifying that we are growing up with this very illiterate bunch of children, who are somehow being taught that film is fact, when in fact it's invention."