I think this is highly unlikely. I think the drama would want grandpa to go out with dignity and on his own terms.…
interesting notion. the idea of what is worse for a character - suicide vs murder. anyone else care to chime in?
although i dont think writers or anyone for that matter was glorifying suicide. id like to think no one was clapping when grandpa clutched tightly to his wheels and started pushing forward. I mean, i was tearing up myself.
Random thought: What if grandpa didn’t commit s**cide but was k*lled instead by Seul Hee or Eun Seong? What…
I think this is highly unlikely. I think the drama would want grandpa to go out with dignity and on his own terms. he’s the patriarch of the Hong empire. to be killed by the hands of those cockroaches seems a bit offensive to his character.
not to mention they need him alive so she can continue to have power of attorney over all his possessions
I have been thinking similar to you, and I dare say that Haein will be saved when he has some transplant that…
I’m no oncologist or neurosurgeon but I don’t think you can get transplants specifically for gliomatosis cerebri. it’s not like leukemia where someone can get bone marrow transplants.
I’d like to think he came to terms with his faults and accomplishments. and in the end, he’s always been a…
I’m surprised the drama didnt tie up loose ends with beomja and the older brother before grandpas passing. I’m surprised but also okay with it. I think it’s realistic. sometimes in life, actually, oftentimes in real life, you really don’t get that second chance…
I consider it quite unnecessary to commit suicide to Grandpa Hong and I think the parasitic family has already…
I’d like to think he came to terms with his faults and accomplishments. and in the end, he’s always been a family man. I think he realized as a hostage, he harms his family more than he can protect it. so his solution really is to kill himself to protect his fam to the end
People with money and power are attracted to those with money and power. Haeins mom is no different and Eunsong…
I guess I think of it like, Hong family probably wouldn’t want to associate with common folk people. they would assume commoners are after their money. but if they meet a seemingly equal invidual with status and financial backing, then they would be less inclined to think he/she is after their money. they’d probably want to join hands with them to be even more powerful
I do think he escaped murder rather easily but as someone described above, the thing with lawyers is they assess the entire situation and find the weakest point. then they blow it up to create doubt for the judge/jury so they can swing the case their way. so in this case, hyunwoo probably knew the trust or relationship between that real estate scammer and Eunsong was faltering. OR he was taking a gamble just bc Eunsong is not a trustworthy person to begin with. so he blew it up and created doubt in this scammers mind that Eunsong isn’t going to follow through and tHAT coupled with eunsong’s response was enough for him to lose all faith. PLUS hyunwoo recited punishment to him, he could either get probation with pleading or 20 years. so bad guy is probably thinking wait should I risk this??
saw someone listing finding that guy's mother scene as "unnecessary"😭why tho. if that scene didn't happen we…
it was me. guilty! we already know their relationship is developing. i'd rather that screentime be used for the leads, it was just too long. i do like that moment they shared about taking care of her dad. that was foreshadowing of what was to come. i think that scene with probably some longer gazes and sweet music would have been enough to convince the audience that their relationship is blossoming. no need for mom getting lost. but thats just meeee
I think the surprise when they get to the panic room is probably because is empty... 😬
yahh a few of us are suspecting that on here. reminds me of Khaleesi taking that fat king to his vault in GoT only to find nada in there. 'Twas a power move. But in this case, its prob somewhere, just not the vault anymore.
i think Terra means the protagonist often thinks what theyre doing is for the greater good but in reality its not very wise and ends up hurting themselves and those around them. And this kind of trope happens all too often in dramas.
although i dont think writers or anyone for that matter was glorifying suicide. id like to think no one was clapping when grandpa clutched tightly to his wheels and started pushing forward. I mean, i was tearing up myself.
not to mention they need him alive so she can continue to have power of attorney over all his possessions