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This is just my theory but I think it's because it reminds him of being kidnapped and probably forced into the gang. I don't think Eun-Ha should take any blame, and don't think he blames her at all, even though it was partly her fault. Bringing up those memories to himself or the brothers is fine. Actually talking about those memories with her he doesn't want to do. at least partially because knowing Eun-Ha's empathy and compassion, knows she will blame herself. He doesn't want her to feel any guilt and wants the memories to stay good as they are.

All she knows is that Prosecutor Hyun Woo isn't him, but knows who he is and knows that he is doing okay. That's enough for her right now so he isn't bringing it up.

I feel like they messed up with the opening scene this episode. Kitty gangs leader has consistantly been deathly afraid of Ji-Hwan even when his guys are around him, even more so when he is alone with Ji Hwan. Now all of a sudden he is not scared at all? it can't even just be an act since he literally trembles with fear as soon as he finds out Ji Hwan is anywhere near him normally

It seemed to me that they are having her piece it together herself already. In todays episode with the shadow show he did it not only showed her thinking about young Hyun Woo doing them, but also her remembering the same faces and stuff that he was making both past and present

Now through 7 episodes and this ML is honestly just a piece of shit. I can't stand him at all. He started to be better for about an 1.5 episodes where I thought he might actually have a chance, but I was dead wrong. He cares about nothing but himself. Doesn't even care about his son or his feelings. Just a narcissistic prick and I feel horrible for the FL that she took the bait and married him

Genuine question

What about the parents is explained by the same director of Do Bong Soon? I like these parents a lot so far from the few scenes they had, and it appears that they have a loving. commited relationship and her dad has a mind of his own. In DBS, her mom was abusive to her and her dad and suspected her dad of cheating, while her dad was a pushover and deathly scared of his wife, who I actually wish went with 2MLs mom. They fit better

I don't think Ko Won has anything to do with the murders, but could be wrong. Earlier in the show I thought they were using the Director as a red herring as well, but they have shown him being involved in too much stuff to not be a part of it at all. It wasn't just the acid attack either because in ep 10 (maybe 9 not sure) he called his buddy at the NFS after the body was found. And he was also in contact with the guard that more than likely set up the acid attacker to be killed.

There is a very solid possibility that he isn't part of the murders. But if that's the case, he is the head drug dealer. As much as the show is trying to link the dealers and murders together, I don't think they are linked at all. Other than maybe the murderer buying his Fentanyl from them, but if that's the case, I'm 99.99% sure they don't know the killer is using it in the way that he is

The other elder intern lady I'm super suspicious of. I'm also almost certain that those letters Ko Won keeps shredding are talking about her and not Lim Sun/Mi-Jin

If they didn't have him literally stalk her for a couple episodes, I don't think he would have the hate that he does. But the fact that they decided to add that makes him irredeemable in some viewers, including my, eyes. It would have been better if they had him discover her secret in a not illegal and unhinged way

Not yet, the teaser shows it might be this week if not next episode though

The one positive to his whole story line is that it is showing that she has 0 interest in him. She is flirty, shy and awkward around the ML but uncomfortable, hesitant and disinterested around the 2ML. Yeah, it makes for some funny scenes between the 2 FLs and and 2ML, but it's also more 2 people crushing on each other and a guy that is trying to force his way in than the more common full blown love triangle.

Most KDramas that have this trope, from the FLs POV at least for the longest time, could go either way. Yes, they crush on the ML more, but they aren't completely disinterested in the 2ML at the same time

The only issue I see with this is if it is poster tagged, they'll just lie and if it's reader tagged, how many up/down votes need to happen before it gets removed? Like, take the post directly before this thread, if you and I disagree and both tag it as a hater tag, which it is, then it's now hidden to people that might fully agree. And that poster in particular isn't trolling the board, a quick look and they only asked if it was good, said they weren't feeling it, then said they dropped it. Those should be visible imo, even though i don't agree

Edit... I missed the filtering part, my bad. I posted after reading yours as if they were deleted or hidden to all

I agree to an extent, but having only one comment thread is helpful to the people that are deciding whether or not to watch a show. There's also the fact that people that genuinely like the show, but have legitimate criticisms for a scene or the direction a show is taking would then be hounded on the "fan" board, even though they wouldn't fit into the "non-fan" board.

I am personally against most moderation, but I feel that MDL needs some type of moderation for the haters of shows that troll that specific thread all day and/or continuously bombard every positive post with the same BS over and over. Like, if you post something more than x times yet all the posts say the exact same thing, even if worded differently, new posts need to be reviewed prior to them actually posting or something.

I am all for people that dislike a show, even a show I love, put either a "this sucks, dropped" or a detailed post saying why it sucks and dropped, and then actually dropping it, or at least not spamming the comment thread.

It's weird, like 90% of the time I don't think this at all, but then there's certain angles or body postures or something that make me think the FL looks a lot like Kim Se-Jeong. Most of the time I see little resemblence, it's just occasionally

Through 3 and the story line is confusing. By comments, I know they are actually uncle and aunt to the kids, but that hasn't been said in the show yet so it feels like those cheap vertical dramas on YouTube where she doesn't remember having twins and they don't recognize each other which is quite annoying

Also, at this point the ML has 0 redeeming qualities imo other than being rich. 0 EQ, a mediocre at best parent, rude af to the FL at every meeting and plotting to take her daughter from her. Which is truly crazy when it has shown her as basically the perfect mother and his son and grandfather want her to be a part of the family already.

I'm going to give it a few more episodes, but idk. I see me dropping this if it doesn't change tack soon.

I know right? Google AI said they were both 165, but Jung Eun looks to be at least 10 cm shorter?!? Idk, it might just be me, but they don't look the same height on screen

Turning Bai Lu down when she is wearing nothing but a loose shirt that is very unbuttoned has to be the epitome of self control lol. I know he is worried about her hand, but she has to be completely confused as to why he is turning down all her advances

They finally finished the whole she lied miscommunication issue, and basically jumped striaght in to the how far they each want to go communication issue

And yes, someone needs to die or some evidence that exponentially furthers the case needs to happen in ep 11. IMO, even ep 12 is too late for a development at this point

So until last week, I was fully convinced he had nothing to with anything and was just being used as a red herring.

At this point, I am 30/70.... He is either the murderer, or he is the one selling the gang drugs. I am leaning towards the drug distributer route because they said a couple episodes ago that he lost all his money because of his deceased wife. It's hard though, because that doesn't really fit either, or explain why his wife died. He is def guilty of something, I just don't know what. My money is on suspicious Dr being a part of one and Ms Perfect elderly intern being a part of the other.

I'm curious how they are going to tie the drugs together though, because to my knowledge (very well could be wrong) Fentenyl hasn't been an issue until about 5-6 years ago. And that's in the US with our stupidly lenient drug policies. In SK, I can't imagine a serial killer being able to take Fentanyl to kill someone 20ish years ago. I'd imagine with their drug policies, every nanogram is tracked to hell and back

Then, respectfully, we are of 2 completely different minds when it comes to comfort. I hope you continue to enjoy the show though!

I'm fully convinced those are 2 completely different cases and the writer just wants us to think they are linked. I think it is going to turn out that less than we think was revealed this week.

The writer really needs to further the story along imo. I'm all for slowly revealing things, but it seems like the past 2 weeks hasn't truly furthered any plot imo

I truely missed that. I'll have to watch e10 again I guess. I really only remember a couple calls to her and all of them had extraenous circumstances that made her miss them