ninidolphin

I agree. In the end the drama aimed at the life of suspects during the trials. Also it explored other aspects of law too, this is what I mainly got by watching the drama. In fact, Hyun soo has people who guides him and helps him for the trials, but nobody helps him to survive the prison life unscratched. The way I see it, by the time he gets out of the prison(if he does) it doesn't matter if he committed the crime or not. He will in a road where crossing the low is inevitable.

He demonstrated deep emotions when he was alone and descovered the girl's body. Since he was alone, those emotions must be real and I do not think he is a psychopath...

Did not he say the guy who the cigarette dealing is not there, and then pointed to one of the guys? Everyone was looking dawn and toward the ground so he created an illusion by doing something and saying something else.I did not reach any conclusions for other points. However, the ending really depends on the answers to the points you mentioned. Good thinking and good points ...

I am wirting this review after watching 4 episodes of the drama. The way I see this, there are three ways to end this drama. First: the boy changes from a pure university student to a crimal with a truly crimal mind, and hosnetly he, has a character that asks for this result. He is always afraid and want to make his way of this fear, and he always finds ways to do ... . Second: this could turn into a criticism about south Korean law. (I find this very unlikely because the drama did not point to this issue very much or directly). Third: the boy will be released, but the murdere will not be fined ...