Seems like the chest pain are not just panic attacks but repressed emotion. Although painful to watch (my heart breaks for him), it's a huge character development that he now cries. And boy he did cry a lot.
It's quite clear real BHS is psycho. Do we trust his memories or version of the story? Did he really hit HyunSoo…
Yes. The truth is finally out between the two of them. JW saved HS and asked him to ran away where no one can find him. HS was overwhelmed with emotions (new for him) over the fact that JW knows and yet she didn't leave and moreso protecting him. After a vey emotional scene they decided to face the situation together. They went home and the cop arrived the next morning. I would say very refreshing for a drama that they did not drag this and the misunderstanding between them was dealt maturely. And most importantly, HyunSoo finally admitted that he does love Jiwon.
EPISODE 11 SPOILER.THE TRUTH IS FINALLY OUT.QUESTION ABOUT BAEK HEESUNG
It's quite clear real BHS is psycho. Do we trust his memories or version of the story? Did he really hit HyunSoo just by accident and not sought him? I have to rewatch that clip again now. It's been clear even during the funeral that he has interest on the siblings. I hope it is not just coincidence of him hitting HyunSoo (so it's more realistic).
And I still don't get why the Baek parents took HyunSoo in. They could just have let the world know the son died in accident or say the truth about the coma. It seemed like they entangled themselves more on the serial killing by taking DHS. Did they take pity on HyunSoo for what he suffered because of their son? Or are they worried HyunSoo might end up in the police and the case gets reinvestigated?
Episode 2 gave lots of hints. Looks like the male lead is suffering from a condition where he cant feel nor understand…
Go ahead and continue watching. This drama is so far very unpredictable, the plot keeps twisting each episodes. Most of my initial assumptions had been wrong too. And that's what makes it unique. :)
Well, my theories are, Baek Hee Sung's dad had known that his son was in trouble related to murder 20 years ago.…
The funeral was 2002 if I am not mistaken. That was 18yrs ago, currently real HS is 38/39 (DHS real age is even 1 yr younger than JW around 34/35). That means at the funeral real HS is indeed around 20/21, therefore your theory is probable. Although from HaeSoo memories it's hard to tell the age of the 'accomplice'.
Real HS is a bit strange but still doesn't seem to give me serial killer vibes. When he hit HyunSoo he reacted quite normal (flustered by the accident) not something I'd expect from a brutal murderer. But then again Baek Mother had said being incredibly smart had driven him crazy (remember when she ripped EunHa's Mathbook). So maybe he developed a personality disorder? It is also implied the Mother did something to him that why he ended up in a coma. It's giving me headache, but it's so exciting. Hopefully all the revelation will make sense.
He's the same age as MooJin, right? If I remember correctly there is a scene where they mentioned JiWon is older by one year than him. That means Jiwon is older than HyunSoo.
Actually they are quite fast. The unofficial subbers from Kissasian and Dramacool have the subs 5hrs after airing.…
Ohh well I do not know about ripping from other source as normally they realease the subs earlier than the legal platforms. And sometimes I watch the same episode on Dramacool and Kissasian and they have some differences in the translation.
This drama is great..but I have to wait for subtitles for soo long.can any tell me any website or app where subtitles…
Actually they are quite fast. The unofficial subbers from Kissasian and Dramacool have the subs 5hrs after airing. Much love for these free subbers! ♥️
I very much hope so. Scarlet Heart ending still pains me even after all these year. The story is very unpredictable, but it's leaning towards Hyun Soo's redemption/justice. 80% probability up to ep 9 I feel we'll have a happy ending.
OMFG! I swear this drama is gonna be one of my all time favorites! You know how on other dramas the story flows high and low, you get boring episodes and you get good episodes. This drama is different, each episodes gets better and better and always feels like we're in the climax. You can't even blink! AND CAN WE JUST APPRECIATE HOW GREAT THE CAST IS, SPECIALLY LEE JOONG GI! That episode 9 scene *after they washed the dishes*. THAT IS TOPNOTCH ACTING! while Jiwon was saying her lines just look at his expression. THE WAY HIS VOICE AND BODY SEEMED TO SHAKE, HIS EYES WAVERED, HIS FACIAL MUSCLE TIC, NERVOUSLY SWALLOWS. IT WAS SO PERFECT FOR THE SCENE! I FELT BOTH THEIR ANGUISH AND DESPERATION. It's no exaggeration if I say he's one of the best actor in SoKor!
I have watched this maybe over a year ago but I have go back here and leave a review as until today I sometimes think of it, not the actual story itself but the feeling and emotions it evokes. I do understand that some finds this boring, I guess if I watched this a few years back or when I was in my teens I wouldn't have appreciated the story. This series is catered to adults (those who are maybe in their late 20s or early 30s), people who are in the transition stage from being young and idealistic to getting slapped by the harsh realities of life. Poignant and sometimes melancholic, these are the words I associate with this drama. Sure there are moments of comic relief but the lines and lyrics speaks so much truth and life lessons that throughout the episodes you can't help but relate to the characters and reflect on your own life. The main 3 female characters are so relatable: JiHo who has a promising future but chose to jump into the unknown and pursue her passion only to be disappointed with the outcome. SooJi represents the strong-independent-I-don't-need-a-man-career woman, tough on the outside but fragile on the inside. HoRang who only wanted a simple life and whose goal is to be a housewife. I guess these 3 represent the usual paths a woman go in life. Lesson is not one path is better than the other, that no matter which choice you make there will always be struggles. And that these struggles doesn't invalidate you as person or make you a failure, that everyone has their timeline in life. And maybe if you are lucky, you have friends, family and special someone who will hold your hand as you walk and stumble through your path. I'm still in awe how such a simple story became a masterpiece, the lines, the music, the acting perfectly blends together. I actually feel bad how bland they have written the synopsis, this is definitely not your average fake marriage rom-com. I definitely recommend this to someone who want to watch something meaningful and thought provoking.
After a vey emotional scene they decided to face the situation together. They went home and the cop arrived the next morning. I would say very refreshing for a drama that they did not drag this and the misunderstanding between them was dealt maturely.
And most importantly, HyunSoo finally admitted that he does love Jiwon.
Do we trust his memories or version of the story? Did he really hit HyunSoo just by accident and not sought him? I have to rewatch that clip again now. It's been clear even during the funeral that he has interest on the siblings. I hope it is not just coincidence of him hitting HyunSoo (so it's more realistic).
And I still don't get why the Baek parents took HyunSoo in. They could just have let the world know the son died in accident or say the truth about the coma. It seemed like they entangled themselves more on the serial killing by taking DHS.
Did they take pity on HyunSoo for what he suffered because of their son? Or are they worried HyunSoo might end up in the police and the case gets reinvestigated?
THE TRUTH IS FINALLY OUT.
QUESTION ABOUT BAEK HEESUNG
I guess I'm giving the ♥️ then to the original sub source.
Real HS is a bit strange but still doesn't seem to give me serial killer vibes. When he hit HyunSoo he reacted quite normal (flustered by the accident) not something I'd expect from a brutal murderer. But then again Baek Mother had said being incredibly smart had driven him crazy (remember when she ripped EunHa's Mathbook). So maybe he developed a personality disorder? It is also implied the Mother did something to him that why he ended up in a coma. It's giving me headache, but it's so exciting. Hopefully all the revelation will make sense.
If I remember correctly there is a scene where they mentioned JiWon is older by one year than him. That means Jiwon is older than HyunSoo.
The story is very unpredictable, but it's leaning towards Hyun Soo's redemption/justice. 80% probability up to ep 9 I feel we'll have a happy ending.
AND CAN WE JUST APPRECIATE HOW GREAT THE CAST IS, SPECIALLY LEE JOONG GI! That episode 9 scene *after they washed the dishes*. THAT IS TOPNOTCH ACTING! while Jiwon was saying her lines just look at his expression. THE WAY HIS VOICE AND BODY SEEMED TO SHAKE, HIS EYES WAVERED, HIS FACIAL MUSCLE TIC, NERVOUSLY SWALLOWS. IT WAS SO PERFECT FOR THE SCENE! I FELT BOTH THEIR ANGUISH AND DESPERATION.
It's no exaggeration if I say he's one of the best actor in SoKor!
I do understand that some finds this boring, I guess if I watched this a few years back or when I was in my teens I wouldn't have appreciated the story.
This series is catered to adults (those who are maybe in their late 20s or early 30s), people who are in the transition stage from being young and idealistic to getting slapped by the harsh realities of life. Poignant and sometimes melancholic, these are the words I associate with this drama. Sure there are moments of comic relief but the lines and lyrics speaks so much truth and life lessons that throughout the episodes you can't help but relate to the characters and reflect on your own life. The main 3 female characters are so relatable: JiHo who has a promising future but chose to jump into the unknown and pursue her passion only to be disappointed with the outcome. SooJi represents the strong-independent-I-don't-need-a-man-career woman, tough on the outside but fragile on the inside. HoRang who only wanted a simple life and whose goal is to be a housewife. I guess these 3 represent the usual paths a woman go in life. Lesson is not one path is better than the other, that no matter which choice you make there will always be struggles. And that these struggles doesn't invalidate you as person or make you a failure, that everyone has their timeline in life. And maybe if you are lucky, you have friends, family and special someone who will hold your hand as you walk and stumble through your path.
I'm still in awe how such a simple story became a masterpiece, the lines, the music, the acting perfectly blends together. I actually feel bad how bland they have written the synopsis, this is definitely not your average fake marriage rom-com.
I definitely recommend this to someone who want to watch something meaningful and thought provoking.