That lady was not really interested in adopting her. But she acted like somebody was forcing her to adopt. Mi…
I blame that lady the most. Very nasty. From what we know Mi-Ran was at the orphanage since she was about 3 (we don't know how she got there), I'd be desperate to leave after 4 years too 😭 I don't think she was born evil or anything like that. But Jung-Sun is truly innocent in all this.
If I were Mi-Ran, I'd go on a villain arc too... I'm an orphan, you get me all dolled up and excited, thinking I'm finally gonna be adopted... and THEN you change your mind at the last second over some flowers?! Sincerely, fuck you. I actually understand her more now. Now, going after Jung-Sun isn't right, but I'd be pretty angry. Just... not to the point I'd become a psychopath. Or an Ice Queen. 😂
That being said, I think it's interesting that Jung-Sun is hiding the fact that she was adopted. Mi-Ran could expose it at any moment. 👀 And I really wanna know how Ae-Suk became Mi-Ran, too. Loved the Eun-Seol scenes (outside of the flop triangle) today. She's a great heroine- I honestly love both her AND Mi-Ran. I also loved the interactions between Jung-Sun and Eun-Seol. Young-Hun seems to be in the dark about a lot of things.
Oh, and can the grandma DIE ALREADY???? That lady is obnoxious! I'm trying so hard to avoid her in the actual episode, now I have to deal with her in the previews too?! Good God! 🙄
Why would I want to watch 20 episodes of pure nonsense with absolutely no romance whatsoever, where the male lead…
Why would you spoil the drama like that? Also not every drama needs romance? Get the fuck over yourself, man. I'm sick of the same cliché ass romance tropes that plagues every k-drama. 😂
Having watched the first eight episodes, I can confidently say that Ba Reum and Bong Yi are the definition of…
I just think the romance subplot was unnecessary lol, but I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels weird about that power imbalance between Bong-Yi and Ba-Reum.
Basically... from my understanding: Jong-Woo snapped. FOR REAL. Rather than Mun-Jo killing all the residents,…
Great point! At the end of the day, we don't even know if the events were real or if it was a part of the story that the author was writing. OR if the author was already crazy from the get-go. Jong-Woo is a very unreliable narrator. I think Moon-Jo lingering after his death is more symbolic than him literally being alive. Like, he represented trauma/guilt rather than a faked death (tbh that's way too cliche for me lol), and by a ghost, I meant after his death (should've made that clear earlier.)
We saw earlier that Jong-Woo kinda... always had that urge to kill, I guess? I feel like Moon-Jo kinda just unleashed/unlocked his dark side more. Groomed him into being a murderer, which is why he killed all the other residents. At least that's my logic. 🤔
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That being said, I think it's interesting that Jung-Sun is hiding the fact that she was adopted. Mi-Ran could expose it at any moment. 👀 And I really wanna know how Ae-Suk became Mi-Ran, too. Loved the Eun-Seol scenes (outside of the flop triangle) today. She's a great heroine- I honestly love both her AND Mi-Ran. I also loved the interactions between Jung-Sun and Eun-Seol. Young-Hun seems to be in the dark about a lot of things.
Oh, and can the grandma DIE ALREADY???? That lady is obnoxious! I'm trying so hard to avoid her in the actual episode, now I have to deal with her in the previews too?! Good God! 🙄
For Hae-Ra, I just skip all her scenes. Problem solved. 😂
We saw earlier that Jong-Woo kinda... always had that urge to kill, I guess? I feel like Moon-Jo kinda just unleashed/unlocked his dark side more. Groomed him into being a murderer, which is why he killed all the other residents. At least that's my logic. 🤔