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I hated the ending. The only satisfying would've been with Rui either dead, in jail, or in a mental institution. You know what, insolated in solitary would be the best option so she couldn't hurt any more people.

You're right, my mistake to bring preteens into this.

Agreed, people who liked the ending should not be basing people who hated it.

These comments are not the majority for sure, but there were several that were super hateful and it's hard to see why anyone would have that kind of reaction.

I had seen several comments attacking the writers and the actors, you might have not seen them, but they were there. There were also comments saying how there must be something wrong with people who loved the ending. Another user was replying to comments to people who liked the ending with 'you're stupid and ugly. Maybe they were deleted, maybe they just got lost in the sea of comments but they were there last week. There are also other platforms where some people people had similar reactions.

Since when is calling someone a preteen that's not used to social media name-calling? It is somewhat condescending but it's hardly an insult to call someone immature. If you paid attention you would see I mentioned 'some people', not everybody that talked about the ending in a critical way so I don't see why you'd be triggered?

Have already forgotten about it :-).

Some people's reaction in the comment is absolutely hysterical. First of all, it's fine that you didn't approve of the ending. But the fact that you had such a visceral reaction shows that it's an impactful full show, a show that's providing food for thought. Secondly, it's a nuanced show. It's not spoon-feeding you and telling you how you should feel, It's just portraying a slice of life.

- Plenty of people saw the ending, not as a happy ending but as a realistic portrayal of a cautionary tale.
- Plenty of people saw this as romanticizing a toxic relationship.
- A few people saw this as a beautiful story about how love can make people change.

The interpretation of this depends on each person's experience and perspective. I think we should all take a breath to remember that it's a show, it's ok to have diverging opinions, and remain respectful while discussing our disagreements.

But I've seen in the comments some people who are extremely angry about the ending and take it out on people who enjoyed the show and the people involved in making it. I'm sorry but how am I supposed to take it seriously the opinion of someone who throw tantrums on a forum and launches ad hominem attacks on other viewers, the writers, and the actors of the show? It makes me feel like I'm confronted with a preteen just let loose on the internet. Just because you don't like something doesn't mean you have to blow a gasket.

Not it doesn't, plenty of people did not see this as a fairytale but as a cautionary tale.

You're commenting on every comment where people explain overreaction over a nuanced plot is not heathly. Are you ok?

I think the ending is very realistic. People can't stop from doing things that can hurt them all the time. They smoke, they drink, they go back to people who hurt them.

I, personally went back to this kind of person once. I forgave him for something very hurtful and I gave in to his tears. I ended up getting my heart broken again and I tried to stay away after but he kept coming back. Even though I was tempted I didn't not go back to him a second time. The me, from today, knows better and I'm really happy I was able to let go, even if just later after a lot of damage was done. And the thing is, the guy really did think he loved me but he was just so messed up.

I didn't see the ending of this drama trying to be a fairytale ending. They way it was filmed suggests the relationship would not last.

I liked the sequel more but I'm probably in minority.

I couldn't care less about his ex and why they broke up. Their relationship rehash was totally unnecessary.

That's what it seems like, the guy who loved her died and she married the rapist.

At the end, she says it doesn't matter if he's one twin or the other. I mean, it does matter because one of them beat and raped her and one of them didn't. I'm not sure I love the ambiguous ending.

I wouldn't say it's a fitting ending marrying a rapist no matter what she did. She is definitely disturbed because most people don't solve their problems by murdering them. But at the same time, she didn't kill out of pleasure. She killed the stepfather because he killed her mother having a history of violence, she tried to kill her lover after repeated beatings and rapes, she killed the scammer because he started all of the twins' fiasco and was set in ruining her life. In real life, I would hope her crimes are discovered and she would go to prison and receive counseling. In drama-land I would hope she didn't marry her rapist.

Anyways, it was a gripping messed-up story.

She didn't kill both her parents. She killed her stepfather when he killed her mother in a beating.

Their screentime is too little and too much revolved around work, why waste more time on the stupid ex? This is just dragging.

I enjoyed the first 11 episodes but it got so tedious after that. It got to a point where the FL was crying in every scene and I was just over it. So much wasted potential.

It got soooo boring, my gawd!

I'm probably a monster but most of the sobbing scenes took me out of the story. I loved the first 3 episodes, I thought this would definitely end up my favorite series. I liked the story and the acting overall, except episode 4 was a little too much for me. The angst and the drama just proved too much. I would have preferred that they played it a little more subtle. I understand the crying scenes were needed to portray the angst and the pain Teh was experiencing but almost every scene ended up in sobbing which made it feel a little forced. It's still a great series overall but I guess I'm just disappointed I didn't experience complete emersion as I expected.

Same.