This drama seems like two separate dramas intertwined - the Alfred Hitchcock-like mystery of the twins and the violence that surrounds them; and the sweet romantic story of two survivors finding hope in each other.

Despite the cute moments in the snow, I really am waiting for Young-do's analysis of the assailant's gait. I'm inclined to think Ian Chase stabbed Park Ho, then did a quick change and came back to save his life. (Why?) Keep an eye on his sneakers.

Everybody should wear a creepy or silly costume unconventionally in public at least once. It is good for the soul.

I like how the twins could be either one or both when it comes to being the murderer. How do we know what we were seeing? Has it been Choi Jung-min all the way up until his suicide? Is he the one who died? When they were little, did the boys deliberately confuse people? Are they still doing the same thing? It's chilling to think that Da-jung may have been interacting with two different people. While Ian Chase is being made to look sinister and also very professional, the only time Choi Jung-min looked frightening was when "he" showed up in Young-do's surgery. At this stage, the murderer could be one or the other or both or neither.

I don't think there are two separate dramas as much as it feels at the moment. It's pretty clear that they will be linked in the progression towards healing all of those children as adults.

I'm intrigued by Young-Do's past. It looks like he had a weird childhood too.

I loved all the scenes between the leads. They were funny and so sincere too. I like how YD doesn't hide his feelings but he's not too direct.

The murders plot doesn't bother me. Weirdly, I think it's well balanced with the romance.

Thank you @ missvictrix! I enjoy where the show is going with the supporting characters' side stories, too. It makes the characters relatable and easier to connect to. I wonder if the place YD was left at (uncertain for how long) as a kid is the same infamous church. I also liked the clever use of split screen in certain scenes. Everything about the show is so pretty!

Nam Gyuri is so adoringly weird in this! I'd only seen her before as a police detective - riding a motorbike, dressed in leather most of the time if I remember right, oh and suspected of murder of course - in Children of Nobody. The transformation is astonishing.

Kudos to her for making a character that could be easily annoying so endearing.

Honestly the last four episodes felt like a very thoughtfully crafted episodes with consistent theme. Can't lie that the strongest part for this drama is definitely the two leads and how well they switched betweek the warm and fluffly romcom to chilling mysterious thriller. I think the most crucial part on Seo Hyunjin's and Kim Dongwook's acting in this drama is the way you feel like watching them actually reacted in response to each other instead of ya know delivering lines to each other (idk does that make sense?).
And the dialougue... The quote worthy wise one liner narrations that is actually given with context and matched with what we're watching on screen not randonly thrown in (cough records of outh cough).

This drama unexpectedly spends time to the side characters stories (Mom and her one-syllable gifts from Mr Hong, Eunha and her ex, even Gayoung and her idol boyfriend) which I hope will somehow build up into a coherent story at the end and make so much sense (a la Stranger 2) and provides a satisfying ending, instead of being forgotten mid-run.

The leads are so cute together. 😍 They both have such great chemistry together, which is to be expected from Seo Hyun Jin. However Kim Dong Wook is giving me grown man sexy vibes and I am here for it. As for the murder subplot, okay. It is possible they are both murderers, but who knows. We shall find out, it is the least interesting part of this drama.

Binged watch this today.

- wonder how the bro-sis twins became friends with Da-jung
- at least Dong-wook's psychiatrist role doesn't make me cringe
- the thriller side...hhmmm I get to see more of Yoon Park xD
- mom is a hoot
- loving the leads

These are my random thoughts after bingeing all available eps today xD

Her best friend background story was o my 2-3 mins and it broke my heart. You can feel her literally try to hide her shame when sitting in front of the jerk friend. And her phone conversation made me feel the hurt. youngdo story makes a lot of the things he had said /narrated made sense....like how he doesn't run a lot (because of his heart), how when we lost someone we loved, we would believe anything that they are the wind (his brother), and how when Dajung was in shocked, it reminded him of his mom, being in a vacuum where you can't hear or see.
Also, I noticed that Dajung often build stuff into a circle (she did this with her foot and make a circle of leaves ) which connected back to when she was young and she did it with the dandelion. Everything is thoughtfully written and the dialogue is amazing. What a gem of a drama!!

Kim Dong-wook is making me blush in this role for some reason. He really is a flirt.

It says something about the quality of the production overall that the secret twin/cult/murder plotline doesn't feel as jarringly out of place as it otherwise would be.

But my main takeaway from this is how much I love our OTP and, weirdly, our male lead's ex-wife. I never thought I'd type that. She's so delightfully off beat and somehow self-absorbed while being perceptive and strangely selfless.

I'm late to the party but I absolutely ADORE this series.

Also - the Accidental Radio Song Dedication scene has me in stitches no matter how many times I watch it. Young-Do's friends are a hoot! HAHAHAHAHAHA!