Saudade

I really love that you gave some focus to N'man who completely escaped consequences. As the catalyst to it all, the person who started everything with malicious intentions...he walked away unaffected, unpunished...never once did we see someone else really hold him accountable (P' keng doesn't count). And that really infuriated me.

Unfortunately , the notion that if someone confesses it should be reciprocated, is harsh reality. Its not just in Asian dramas, in fact it's so saturated in Western media that at times we dont even realize it's there until it leads to tragedy. The most unfortunate of all though is that over the past few years we have seen in the news how many people are killed for turning down someone's advances/confession. It's a painfully, unfair dose of reality

This drama really is amazing. When I wasn't watching it I found myself often thinking about it because its THAT thought provoking. Its good to see I'm not alone in feeling that way. I've seen others comment on how bland the "antagonist" was...and I have to wonder if they watched the same drama as I did. You can't imagine how I felt seeing someone else refer to the expressions of the main characters...their eyes were definitely the windows to their souls and I had to wonder how exactly does an actor genuinely pull off such a thing so effortlessly.