The wrap-up was satisfying. The good and bad of human nature was well-explored and crafted in each of the characters.…
i was having a hard time feeling some "closure" as i think i was too focused on the crime aspect and its many flaws, but i think your comment made me realize that at the end of the day, i think the writers wrote this story to focus on the "friendships" and relationships that were in this story. i think the last episode really drove that point home for me, and left me wondering, what would their lives have been like if jun seo had chosen his real friends from the very beginning? maybe his life would not have been any better, but perhaps he could have lived a more honest life with true friends. and i think the writers wanted us to learn that our actions have consequences and it's better to be living a life that is honest rather than a lie, and that the real friends in our lives are those who do not want things from us because of money and greed, but those who genuinely have our backs no matter what, to quote jae kyung and joo song. sorry for leaving such a long reply, but i really liked your comment and it made me think a bit more deeply about the meaning behind the drama!!
ohhh i didn't think of that! it would be more satisfying to see them be able to get the money and yoonjin using it to reunite with her daughter i think
my predictions: 1. junseo actually did kill himself 2. they are unable to get the passcode correct and the wallet ends up being deleted and no one gets the money 3. heo joosong is an interesting one... i keep thinking he's suspicious but maybe he's just normal after all
I wish people would stop complaining about the wait for the new episode. You all should wait until a bl completed…
when i said that i need the new ep now it was meant in a joking manner, as in "i'm so excited for the new ep i wish it was here already!" it's really not that serious :)
My main problem with ep 10 was the editing. It seemed like a whole bunch of conversations (Gil Chae vs. Jang Hyun,…
a beautiful comment.. your last part, "What we know from Gil Chae's voice-over, is that our leads are having honest conversations about feelings and events in some remote future." brings me hope! thanks for sharing
normally i'd be frustrated with the slow plot but i'm almost fine with the almost mundane, everyday life that's being shown of just cheonwon and friends and their shenanigans 😭 ngl it reminds me of we got married or just one of those weekly family dramas minus the crazy drama. call me a simple girl but i love this silly little drama so much
i think i forgot about what this story wanted to tell because of all the stuff going (re: if you looked up chemistry in the dictionary it's a picture of cheonwon) that this episode reminded me that this drama is supposed to be a love letter to service workers. the shoutout to the service workers in this ep was really nice to see!!
1. junseo actually did kill himself
2. they are unable to get the passcode correct and the wallet ends up being deleted and no one gets the money
3. heo joosong is an interesting one... i keep thinking he's suspicious but maybe he's just normal after all