i think i skipped a part, can anyone tell me what happended to Hwang Jinman’s daughter and how it led him into…
Hwang Jin Man divorced his wife, the daughter goes to his wife's care.
Later, the daughter got adopted without him knowing. I think the procedure need his confirmation, but he failed to attend the process. (I forgot the details ini this part).
Jing Man never knew where his daughter since then. He never knew who adopted her.
Until Mi-Ran posted story about him and his daughter.
Ohh hooo .. here comes our most lovable friend. I guess he reminded of you some of your friend who treated you…
he is pathetic.
If he is not, then he get himself out of that group. But he still hang around there isn't he?
Because they're the only friends he have.
He can't connected with everyone else. At least with his group, they're connected from the same passion from college time. But time changed them, while he still in the same exact spot.
I can understand why he behave like that to his group, but it didn't make him right. If they're toxic, just cut them off. Done.
In my opinion, what make him pathetic : He himself make his options limited. Worse, he branded himself as the victim.
If my friend treated me bad, i will treat them bad too. Why only limit himself with that option? Why not leave his friends? Or consider many other options? Actually, his options is not limited to A and B.
... This is bc some people like you do not know how to differentiate between good and evil or innocent and guilty…
this drama totally not contrasing people as black and white. Every characters is in different shades of grey. Every one have flaws, and the writer&director explored that theme.
Choi did bad thing, but it didn't make him totally evil person. Jeong-Hui did bad things, but it didn't make her totally evil person.
Everybody is a villain in someone else's story.
Some people that struggle to watch this drama, have their own reason. But you, branded that people as : "some people like you do not know how to differentiate between good and evil..."
This drama isn't separating good and evil to begin with. Maybe its you who mistaken this drama.
The women in this series hold different power and intensity :)Their interactions keeps me in my toes. Hehehe.…
speak of equally written, i think the last episode was told from Eun-A's pov.
The 1st episode opened by Dong-Man's naration, and we were introduced to him right away. But the last episode opened by Eun-A's narration, it continue with Dong-Man listen to her story (usually Dong-Man dominating the topics). Then the episode were closed with Eun-A's commentary about Dong-Man. And maybe half of the story in last episode is about Eun-A, her development after knowing Dong-Man.
I'm personally happy with how their relationship progressed honestly, it felt like the beginning of something…
Yeah, CEO Choi is there in the end. With them all, but not with Jae-Yeong.
CEO Choi know the person who steal idea, but he is presence with the group of 8. The story never redeem him except recognize Eun-A's talent of writing.
Yeah, seems Jae-Yeong's character is very personal to the writer.
And speak of ruthless, it's Oh Jeong-Hui, she is on the top of the list. "Her shoe steps sound before entering a scene is powerfull. It's so powerfull that it can intimidate everyone before her presence". I don't remember Mi-Ran's exact words, but i like her description of Jeong-Hui incoming.
Maybe only Eun-A, the one who will not intimidated by Jeong-Hui. Their head to head always intense.
... This is bc some people like you do not know how to differentiate between good and evil or innocent and guilty…
dang. it turned to philosophy discussion.
if criminal law is objective, why don't we have the same standard law across the globe?
like, you mentioned "castle law". Why not other region adopt it instantly? Because other region built by different community, have different history, thus different needs of law. Criminal law was build by common sense, and morality. It's a mixed of subjective, and objective.
The action itself can be objective. Killing is wrong in every sense.
But by your opinion killing can be right if it for retaliation. Didnt matter the context.
i think the story will heavily into political drama later on.
some first episodes are really great appetizer.
The twist, probably most people won't expect it.
The reveal, kinda let down.
In the end I forgot, why Yoon Eun-Na like red color?
he is too weak to try new way.
he is too weak to connect to new people.
Later, the daughter got adopted without him knowing. I think the procedure need his confirmation, but he failed to attend the process. (I forgot the details ini this part).
Jing Man never knew where his daughter since then. He never knew who adopted her.
Until Mi-Ran posted story about him and his daughter.
Each ML, and FML have their own happy ending. As a couple they too got happy ending.
it just, the gloomy vibes of the drama, i just need to light my mood with rom-com.
and yes, Dong-Man is annoying protagonist, you're not the only one who felt it. Many people stopped to watch because of him.
Well turned out this one isn't really like common rom-com.
It happened twice in last episode.
For me, it's Eun-A who shine, Dong-Man is still Dong-Man even with his victory moment.
The ending is clear, and the couple end up being together.
If he is not, then he get himself out of that group. But he still hang around there isn't he?
Because they're the only friends he have.
He can't connected with everyone else. At least with his group, they're connected from the same passion from college time. But time changed them, while he still in the same exact spot.
I can understand why he behave like that to his group, but it didn't make him right. If they're toxic, just cut them off. Done.
In my opinion, what make him pathetic : He himself make his options limited.
Worse, he branded himself as the victim.
If my friend treated me bad, i will treat them bad too.
Why only limit himself with that option?
Why not leave his friends?
Or consider many other options?
Actually, his options is not limited to A and B.
Every characters is in different shades of grey. Every one have flaws, and the writer&director explored that theme.
Choi did bad thing, but it didn't make him totally evil person.
Jeong-Hui did bad things, but it didn't make her totally evil person.
Everybody is a villain in someone else's story.
Some people that struggle to watch this drama, have their own reason. But you, branded that people as : "some people like you do not know how to differentiate between good and evil..."
This drama isn't separating good and evil to begin with.
Maybe its you who mistaken this drama.
The 1st episode opened by Dong-Man's naration, and we were introduced to him right away.
But the last episode opened by Eun-A's narration, it continue with Dong-Man listen to her story (usually Dong-Man dominating the topics). Then the episode were closed with Eun-A's commentary about Dong-Man.
And maybe half of the story in last episode is about Eun-A, her development after knowing Dong-Man.
Based on her interactions with her co-worker in the past, she isn't introvert to begin with.
You are describing Hwang Jin-Man I believe. Older brother of Hwang Dong-Man.
CEO Choi know the person who steal idea, but he is presence with the group of 8. The story never redeem him except recognize Eun-A's talent of writing.
Yeah, seems Jae-Yeong's character is very personal to the writer.
I like her logical, and ruthless actions.
And speak of ruthless, it's Oh Jeong-Hui, she is on the top of the list.
"Her shoe steps sound before entering a scene is powerfull. It's so powerfull that it can intimidate everyone before her presence". I don't remember Mi-Ran's exact words, but i like her description of Jeong-Hui incoming.
Maybe only Eun-A, the one who will not intimidated by Jeong-Hui. Their head to head always intense.
She isnt really introvert.
Episode 11 are the best to describe this couple's connection. Their interaction is genuine attraction feeling to each other.
That bullet hole story is equal with hugging scene from other popular drama.
trust Park Hae Young. i wrote genuinely.
and oh, the other "piece of shit" commenter, have watched beyond first few episodes.
You said it yourself, "in your own opinion".
Thats why, crime is not objective or subjective.
The action is objectives.
The judgement is subjective.
The judgement are based on morality, sense, environment, context.
Killing is wrong, but if Dong Man, your protagonist did it, it didn't wrong.
I came with another summary of you.
if criminal law is objective, why don't we have the same standard law across the globe?
like, you mentioned "castle law". Why not other region adopt it instantly?
Because other region built by different community, have different history, thus different needs of law.
Criminal law was build by common sense, and morality. It's a mixed of subjective, and objective.
The action itself can be objective. Killing is wrong in every sense.
But by your opinion killing can be right if it for retaliation. Didnt matter the context.