Sunjae never committed suicide, right? It's Kim Young Soo's fault since the first death of Sunjae, right? Or am…
Yes, but it was in one of the timelines, not in the original nor the 4th/last.
In the original timeline, Sunjae never put into action his crush on her. He was fine seeing her, and eventually concentrated on their band. Yet, it was hinted that in the original timeline, it was the serial murderer who pushed Sunjae to his death.
In the 4th/last timeline, Im Sol made sure she and Sunjae never met, and won't have any interaction.
So, in both the original and 4th timelines, the serial murderer haven't crossed paths with Sunjae in a way that would make him a target. Sunjae was just another stranger.
Yet, in both the original and 4th timelines, the serial murderer targeted Sunjae for some reason. He hates him. So, somehow, Sunjae crossed paths with the criminal, but it wasn't because of Im Sol, Sunjae have no reason to follow/worry about Im Sol in those two timelines.
Maybe, Sunjae saved some other girl, that's why the criminal was so fixated on Sunjae.
At least based on what they revealed about those two timelines.
Wow. Hyunsung reached a new low! How utterly pathetic and rude of him.
He's not looking down on those people and her work in the restaurant? LOL! That's the first thing that came out of his mouth while he is filled with negative emotions. No matter which religion or culture you came from, it is a fundamental proverb of the universe: what comes out of your mouth while you are immensely filled with emotions is what's actually in your mind, heart, and soul.
In other words, Hyunsung looking down on everything is what's really in his mind, heart, and soul, that's why that was how he automatically and naturally worded things. Not because “it is beneath her, as a doctor, to work in a [no name] restaurant”. LOL. The mere fact he sees her current work as beneath her, is exactly the same thing. He tried to justify and reshape the meaning of his automatic and natural sentences with another sentence that actually supports his initial blabbering.
Gawd. Hyunsung is beyond salvation. That is just his character. He is a spoiled brat who thinks: 1. He owns everyone. 2. People he helped owes him. 3. People should listen to him. 4. He has every right to be rude and treat people as invisible. 5. Everyone is beneath him. 6. He can never make mistakes, it is always the mistake of people around him.
I was still hoping he'll eventually wakes up and see himself in the mirror, but no, we are just about to see his true self.
Once the news of their relationship as mother-daughter comes out, he won't stand a chance. Suji's mother is very strict, and she will protect her family, especially her daughter who was stolen from her. No matter how much Hyunsung kneels down, Suji's real mother won't have anything to do with it. I can't wait for that day to come.
Sunjae never committed suicide, right? It's Kim Young Soo's fault since the first death of Sunjae, right? Or am…
In the original timeline, he was pushed by the serial murderer. It just was not clear why the serial murderer wants him dead.
In the 4th timeline, the relationship between the serial murderer and Seonjae, one that is unknown why the serial murderer wants him dead. Only this time, he didn't have an opportunity to push him.
Basically, the original and 4th timelines are the same, as far as the serial murderer and Seonjae are concerned.
I've watched Baek Hyun Jin so many times but his role in The Devil Judge still comes to my mind. For me, it's a sign it was his most memorable and best performance to date.
Oh-em-gee. Heo Sung Tae doing comedy is sooooo funny.
Serious face + known him for serious roles + trying to be funny even though it was not = super funny LOL
He knows how much action he should do to make it funny. If he did it less, it would be weird. If he overdid it, will appear forceful. A veteran actor indeed.
It's fun learning languages, even if we won't be using it. It also affects the way we think, because each language developed based on the culture it came from. :D
For example, here in the Philippines, we don't have an issue about LGBTQ+ because Philippine languages have always been gender neutral. Which was reflected in the country's pre-colonial history where no one made any distinction just because of their orientation.
However, things started to change during the colonial era when Western languages were introduced, which is gender-specific. And the Western mindset about gender orientation, gender roles, and so on, got mixed up in the process.
So today, while there are, sadly, some form of discrimination, it isn't as big as in other cultures, because Philippine languages are still the primary language which are gender neutral, because it was the original culture during the pre-colonial times.
Languages are awesome as it reflects the original and deep culture of a nation before all these colonialism globalisation changed everything. We may forget and fail to see our culture, or someone else's culture, today because of modern technology and how we easily share things now, but those are still preserved in our respective languages (and writing script for that matter). ^_^
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Though I doubt something bad happened. They probably got bruised or stopped right in time.
In the original timeline, Sunjae never put into action his crush on her. He was fine seeing her, and eventually concentrated on their band. Yet, it was hinted that in the original timeline, it was the serial murderer who pushed Sunjae to his death.
In the 4th/last timeline, Im Sol made sure she and Sunjae never met, and won't have any interaction.
So, in both the original and 4th timelines, the serial murderer haven't crossed paths with Sunjae in a way that would make him a target. Sunjae was just another stranger.
Yet, in both the original and 4th timelines, the serial murderer targeted Sunjae for some reason. He hates him. So, somehow, Sunjae crossed paths with the criminal, but it wasn't because of Im Sol, Sunjae have no reason to follow/worry about Im Sol in those two timelines.
Maybe, Sunjae saved some other girl, that's why the criminal was so fixated on Sunjae.
At least based on what they revealed about those two timelines.
In other words, Hyunsung looking down on everything is what's really in his mind, heart, and soul, that's why that was how he automatically and naturally worded things. Not because “it is beneath her, as a doctor, to work in a [no name] restaurant”. LOL. The mere fact he sees her current work as beneath her, is exactly the same thing. He tried to justify and reshape the meaning of his automatic and natural sentences with another sentence that actually supports his initial blabbering.
Gawd. Hyunsung is beyond salvation. That is just his character. He is a spoiled brat who thinks:
1. He owns everyone.
2. People he helped owes him.
3. People should listen to him.
4. He has every right to be rude and treat people as invisible.
5. Everyone is beneath him.
6. He can never make mistakes, it is always the mistake of people around him.
I was still hoping he'll eventually wakes up and see himself in the mirror, but no, we are just about to see his true self.
Once the news of their relationship as mother-daughter comes out, he won't stand a chance. Suji's mother is very strict, and she will protect her family, especially her daughter who was stolen from her. No matter how much Hyunsung kneels down, Suji's real mother won't have anything to do with it. I can't wait for that day to come.
Mom: Where are you my dear daughter? I miss you so much! My traitor friend, your father's mistress, stole you from me!
Daughter: Where are you mom?!! Did you really abandon me?! Why are you not looking for me?! Are you really dead???!!!!!!
Fate: I already brought you together, and you can't recognise each other? I'm giving you a deadline…
In the 4th timeline, the relationship between the serial murderer and Seonjae, one that is unknown why the serial murderer wants him dead. Only this time, he didn't have an opportunity to push him.
Basically, the original and 4th timelines are the same, as far as the serial murderer and Seonjae are concerned.
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Serious face + known him for serious roles + trying to be funny even though it was not = super funny LOL
He knows how much action he should do to make it funny. If he did it less, it would be weird. If he overdid it, will appear forceful. A veteran actor indeed.
It's fun learning languages, even if we won't be using it. It also affects the way we think, because each language developed based on the culture it came from. :D
For example, here in the Philippines, we don't have an issue about LGBTQ+ because Philippine languages have always been gender neutral. Which was reflected in the country's pre-colonial history where no one made any distinction just because of their orientation.
However, things started to change during the colonial era when Western languages were introduced, which is gender-specific. And the Western mindset about gender orientation, gender roles, and so on, got mixed up in the process.
So today, while there are, sadly, some form of discrimination, it isn't as big as in other cultures, because Philippine languages are still the primary language which are gender neutral, because it was the original culture during the pre-colonial times.
Languages are awesome as it reflects the original and deep culture of a nation before all these colonialism globalisation changed everything. We may forget and fail to see our culture, or someone else's culture, today because of modern technology and how we easily share things now, but those are still preserved in our respective languages (and writing script for that matter). ^_^