closetdramaqueen

Okkk so I wasn't being overly optimistic.. I was asking my friend if that was his way of saying he's starting to like her back. He tends to express his feelings so indirectly, it makes me wonder if I'm just overthinking. Lol. Thanks for clarifying :))

I love how you pointed out that the last two episodes had an overarching theme of human touch. Looking back, I see that Soon Ho grabbing onto In Wook's hand when he was feeling anxious had more depth to it than just being the usual drama tool to get the viewers' pulses racing. I've read your other recent comments too, and I think you're the perfect person to ask—what did that conversation at the end of ep 8 mean (when they were walking outside the house)? I didn't get what Hae Won was alluding to. All I know is that it was something good :))

Lol this literally made me laugh out loud because I couldn't agree more. Abyss was a mess.

I really, really like this one. The first two episodes were not the best, but I still really like the show overall. I'm sad this is going to be cut short and now super worried it's not going to play out as nicely as it could have.

Exactly what I was thinking!

I LOVE THIS SHOW

It's really upsetting how someone who threw another person off a roof is still fairly "free" enough to taunt their victims like that.....

I was thinking Chul was working with the first stalker too!

Can't wrap my head around it too. It even "remembers" the conversations with Seo Woo as if Ji Soo's soul had possessed the device. Lol.

True. Makes me wonder if she's always seen them because of her near-death experience before she was born?

I love how the two husbands always panic at the thought of the past and present wives hanging out. Hearing them assume the absolute worst is hilarious but not entirely absurd. Women are often pitted against each other, and the show does a good job of breaking free from this. YR and MJ both deserve to be called Seo Woo's mom. And I am also all for reforming the evil stepmother stereotype!

I still can't figure this show out—and I like it.

we called it! haha

and then the peppermint killer ends up being the kid in the backseat of the car that hit su young's mum—the accident being his trigger. because dramas loooove past connections. lol.

Lol I thought I was the only one who kept getting flashbacks of Jang Hyuk's Fated to Love You days whenever he laughed like a supposed madman :))

Love thisss! Some tropes are still there, but dramas have definitely come a long way. I especially appreciate the care and thought that went into exceptionally well-written shows centred on a group of women—i.e. Avengers Social Club, WWW, Be Melodramatic—who, individually, have their own quirks and struggles. I find it so cringe-y when a film or show obviously just cast a bunch of famous women as leads in the name of "female empowerment" without putting much effort into it.

I agree 100%—the Goblin and Grim Reaper are my favourite couple in that drama. Their chemistry was just amazinggg.

his actions definitely fuelled Mia's delusions! i was so annoyed.

i would have liked this more if it weren't for that annoying storyline! and she just had to make trouble TWICE.

i don't think i'll ever be "brave" enough to confront a killer (and recount what they did in detail) all by myself once, let alone 3948392849383094839 times.