I was wondering if the bodies of our famous sculptor's victims might be hidden inside the statues he exhibits—or…
This exhinition is truly macabre! It reminds me of Patricia Cornwell novel "Body farm". Such a farm exists in the US: "the main purpose is to study and form an understanding of the decompositional changes that occur with the human body. By placing the bodies outside to face the elements, researchers are able to get a better understanding of the decomposition process;" I think it's a way for the serial killer to mock the police, telling them: " I'm showing you the bodies, and you're incapable of seeing them."
I was wondering if the bodies of our famous sculptor's victims might be hidden inside the statues he exhibits—or perhaps they are bodies he mutilated and then covered with a layer of some material to make them look like statues.
The actor playing the male lead's counterpart isn't at all convincing . Plus, since he always plays villains, I can't even picture him as a "good guy" or a romantic type; it just doesn't fit at all.
This drama started off really strong, but it lost some of its appeal halfway through once the ghosts disappeared; still, I liked it a lot and the best part was that I discovered the actor Yang Se Jong —he might not be the typical handsome lead you usually see in dramas, but he has the kindest smile.
they did not pull that one from our mythology. its from theirs - Samdo Chun
"In traditional Korean and Buddhist beliefs, the Samdo River (Samdocheon) is crossed in three specific ways—but a boat is not among them: The Bridge of Gold or Precious Stones: Pure and virtuous souls walk across a magnificent bridge to cross with ease. The shallow ford: Ordinary people cross on foot where the water reaches their knees. The deep rapids: Criminals and malevolent individuals are cast into deep, freezing waters infested with monsters." So the boat and the old man directly recall Charon and his boat on the Styx.
Finally, someone gave Jiwan the coin that allowed him to cross the River Styx in Charon's boat—otherwise, he might have been stuck on the bank indefinitely. I'm joking, of course, but it’s truly amazing to see how Koreans are familiar with our mythology, legends, and stories, whereas we know so little about their culture.
Am I the only one who enjoys this series? I don't even remember the first one anymore—even though I liked it at the time—but I really like this one. Frankly, the cases presented and the way they are solved are exactly what I expected. Plus, there’s a lot of humor; I really like the dynamic between the various members of the police team, and of course, the main character is full of charm and energy—while also being a detective with great instincts.
I knew—and wrote here—that the boy who gave our heroine the necklace and died during that fateful boat cruise would return as a ghost to help her. Episodes 9 and 10 wasted a lot of time on sightseeing scenes abroad, and now there is little time left to get back to the main plot. Episode 11 was much better than 9 and 10, but naturally, things are moving too fast now. (And of course, we see the inevitable white truck at work !) I hope the final episode will bring a satisfying ending!
So tomorrow it’s hospital time, twin drama reveal, prosecutor heart saga, MiHwan’s arrest, YeoRi’s coma…
Exactly!Episodes 9 and 10 wasted a lot of time on sightseeing scenes of Singapore, and now there is little time left to get back to the main plot. Episode 11 was much better than 9 and 10, but naturally, things are moving too fast now.
It's mainly due to the fact that it's a second season, and sequels almost always receive harsher treatment lol…
Yes I've watched season 1 too and and I know the FLs are differents but I don't try to compare the two seasons. I just enjoy this new series as it is. People always complain about everything.
So the boat and the old man directly recall Charon and his boat on the Styx.