The way the bald US guy (can't recall his title now) reacted, it does sound like it. They've been waiting for…
Your hypothesis sounds fair enough! Turning him into a rogue operative is safe as well as the fact that he was the one who kept pushing for it even when the others hesitated.
I'm curious too to see how things will play out considering how complicated things are even IRLš
bruh if the mistress turn out to be the spy Stella Young, and the husband knew and wanted to cover that up, and…
They need an excuse to avoid backlash once the supposed grieving widow gets seduced by her bodyguard within months after his death š
It's also weirdly a fun easter egg given how earlier this year, fans were celebrating the fact that the actor managed to change from the chittiest husband to Nation's husband thanks to his role in WLGYT and now with Tempest, it's like he is back to his old ways š
Some shower thoughts: With Stella Young are they suggesting that this is actually all a US plot to justify attacking…
The way the bald US guy (can't recall his title now) reacted, it does sound like it. They've been waiting for an excuse to ho ahead with their "righteous" act.
Besides the idea of US fabricating a story to catch a "criminal" is a world renown conspiracy(?) Theory.š
Question is, is South Korea really that ballsy enough to throw this idea into the world. It's a dangerous game given how X warriors can shread a drama and it's crew over the slightest thing. And the US has been quite strict lately.
How to see him as a cheater, he is my middle aged Gwan Sik. Oh my god, what a transition within few months.
Watch āthe world of the marriedā - it almost feels like an inside joke since his character had a similar background in it as well (only far more disgusting).
Gotta hand it to the actor though - he managed to play Nationās no. 1 husband and Nationās most complicated husband within the same year. He also holds one of the titles for being one of the Nationās shittiest husbands from a few years back as well š
Question-If he had a child with a mistress, why did he change his will few weeks before his death, and give everything…
He trusts Munju would do the right thing. Sheās not vindictive so his sonās future is safe with her. We also donāt really know what kind of exit strategy he was planning given his desperation to meet the president.
I loved Akina-shachouās short stint in the drama. I mean, I love all characters in a drama for the first time…
Oooh this is really interesting! I didn't know that ranking was no longer allowed IRL- this makes a lot of sense!
How did you even come up with the "hirugao" easter egg?!š I haven't watched it but after reading abit about it, I can see it. If it was intentional, that's pretty awesome.
What I find interesting about Akina's character is how when they first introduced her, she had this "queen" energy. Like you can actually taste her presense. But as the drama kept dwelling deeper into her character, you get to see her darkness and scars. The internal struggle like you so aptly pointed out.
It's so in theme seeing as pretty much all of the characters we've met were all very grey characters (perhaps with the exception of the assistant teacher and Taiga's best friend/ coworker). In Akina's case, "even the mighty can fall" comes to mind.
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Sounds very click-baited. Thanks for the heads upāŗļø
I'm curious too to see how things will play out considering how complicated things are even IRLš
It's like "damn, i hated you a few weeks ago and now I can't wait to see you"šš¤£
If she is the spy, then she certainly would be able to pull it off without leaving a trace.š
It's also weirdly a fun easter egg given how earlier this year, fans were celebrating the fact that the actor managed to change from the chittiest husband to Nation's husband thanks to his role in WLGYT and now with Tempest, it's like he is back to his old ways š
Besides the idea of US fabricating a story to catch a "criminal" is a world renown conspiracy(?) Theory.š
Question is, is South Korea really that ballsy enough to throw this idea into the world. It's a dangerous game given how X warriors can shread a drama and it's crew over the slightest thing. And the US has been quite strict lately.
Might as well call this "the trials of BSH" š
Totally agree with you- the grey dynamic makes the drama more refreshing.
Gotta hand it to the actor though - he managed to play Nationās no. 1 husband and Nationās most complicated husband within the same year. He also holds one of the titles for being one of the Nationās shittiest husbands from a few years back as well š
Itās romance grown through adversity and their situation so itās not a complete surprise I guess? Hopefully it doesnāt give us K-traumaš¤
Was planning to watch it previously but now I'm torn- part of me wants to try it just to see why all the viewers sound traumatizedš¤Ŗ
Is it seriously that bad? Was planning to watch it since PHS is in it and the plot summary low key reminded me of Judge from Hell.
How did you even come up with the "hirugao" easter egg?!š I haven't watched it but after reading abit about it, I can see it. If it was intentional, that's pretty awesome.
What I find interesting about Akina's character is how when they first introduced her, she had this "queen" energy. Like you can actually taste her presense. But as the drama kept dwelling deeper into her character, you get to see her darkness and scars. The internal struggle like you so aptly pointed out.
It's so in theme seeing as pretty much all of the characters we've met were all very grey characters (perhaps with the exception of the assistant teacher and Taiga's best friend/ coworker). In Akina's case, "even the mighty can fall" comes to mind.