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finished ep4 and i admit i didn't expect the thing they did with the husband/magistrate's son. it's nice and i hope we'll get to see more of him and the kids, it would be nice if they were somehow safe and in peace if even in hiding.
i keep getting surprised by the pacing. despite the episodes length, they still pack so much so fast, idk if they can keep it up for the whole 16 episodes

i believe they are twins or something. the same actor is playing two characters

i haven't finished the episode yet, were they tortured to death? because if not, it's clear as day he's gonna come back for revenge

thank you! i'm planning to watch it with family and didn't want to have awkward moments 😅
there will be no kids so we should be ok, thanks again 😊

20 minutes into ep2, why did she reveal her face to the bundit? smh how very dumb 😭

1st episode felt like a whole movie, so much happened! i hope they will be able to keep the pace consistent for the rest of the show because it's good so far (minus the forced comedy every sageuk insists on having)

hello, is this movie suitable for an audience of all ages? is there excessive violence or rated scenes with nudity?

thank you !

when are we getting updates on this? and why is soo-jung the only woman in the cast? 😭

no amount of lighting would make that house warm and welcoming, if i were them the first thing to do would be moving out of that gloomy place

i guess it's symbolism for new beginnings, we see how the watch is set to 12 then starts ticking, a little like how they're starting afresh from then on

where can we watch this?

you're right, i forgot they already had her blood before even finding the body! then yes this might be a plot hole

i think they only mentioned she didn't die from strangulation, that's why they knew the teacher lied, but they never said how she died according to autopsy reports. they said little do-yoon's confession matched the evidence so it's implied that's how she died (by poisoning that is)

heheh it was one short scene but i noticed that too

explain "sad temptation" from 1999 and "daughters of bilitis club" from 2011, both on kbs

thanks for replying. i actually agree with you, it seemed to me that what they needed more was closure (like apologize for the way they hurt each other so their wounds can heal and then maybe move on) rather than really getting back together. it felt too easy/lazy just for the sake of a "happy ending"

genuinely curious, what could have been more beautiful?

where are inspector gu fans? noh jae-won is playing him amazingly

i've just finished ep8 and the best so far! what an emotional episode, all the actors are so good down to the guest roles. i hope it remains consistent with the quality till the end