Red Swan: Episodes 5-6
by starrygazer
This week’s episodes went off with a bang. Quite literally! Our lead couple are definitely leaning on each other more… and becoming dangerously close, in more ways than one. It’s also becoming a little clearer who will be friend or foe when things finally come to a head. Meanwhile, I’m just here for the drama and general over-the-topness that is making this a really enjoyable watch.
EPISODES 5-6
Last week our show ended on a cliffhanger, with Wan-soo screaming when she goes into her mum’s cell, and Do-yoon running in to see what had happened. Wan-soo has a lot of resentment towards Mum, so she is shocked when her mum genuinely apologizes to her. It’s difficult for Wan-soo to see her in this situation and I think this surprises her. Wan-soo’s mum suddenly passes away, and that cliffhanger scream was from a very distressed Wan-soo.
Back in the lair of the Grand Palace, Wan-soo is summoned by Chairwoman Park. Chairwoman Park says she’s sorry about Wan-soo’s mum’s passing. However, Chairwoman Park follows this by demanding Wan-soo not attend her mother’s funeral. Instead Wan-soo is ordered to go with her to a meeting to “grease the wheels” with the Chinese ambassador for Chairwoman Park’s deal to go through. Wan-soo is so heartbroken she politely declines, telling Chairwoman Park she needs to say goodbye properly. Chairwoman Park is a nasty piece of work, which we already know, and goes on to threaten Wan-soo. Chairwoman Park suggests she could lock up Wan-soo and no one would ever know, or indeed Wan-soo’s brother… Yikes! That’s cold.
Wan-soo knows she has to play this little game and dutifully goes to the meeting, missing her mother’s funeral. In a rare moment of vulnerability, when she returns, Wan-soo decides to take her mother’s ashes and ask Do-yoon if he can take her somewhere. Do-yoon readily takes her, and they go radio silent – turning off their phones and the car’s GPS tracker. This throws the security team into disarray and Yong-kook is going berserk because they can’t locate Wan-soo.
In a touching scene, our lead couple have gone back to Wan-soo’s childhood home and she says her goodbye to her mum. Wan-soo also explains to Do-yoon that her son died — she just doesn’t like to acknowledge it, which is why Wan-soo tells people her son is in Switzerland. Do-yoon has this very calm and in control demeanor as a bodyguard, but he decides to comfort Wan-soo, which she allows. Once our lead couple are in each other’s arms, Do-yoon encourages Wan-soo to cry, saying it will make her heart ache less. This scene really hit me in the feels; our couple has great chemistry. This touching moment is marred slightly, however, by some hidden figure taking sneaky photos of them.
Circling back to the Grand Palace, upon their return Wan-soo and Do-yoon are met with a very upset Yong-kook. Yong-kook proceeds to insult Do-yoon by asking where he was with his wife and then punching Do-yoon. (The rich people in this show are pretty scary.) Chairwoman Park is looking at the secret photos taken of Wan-soo and Do-yoon earlier – I am not surprised it was her who gave the order at all. Chairwoman Park orders Mr. Park to do whatever Wan-soo tells him to with regards to Do-yoon’s employment, as Chairwoman Park is convinced Wan-soo will protect him, even though Yoon-kook demanded Do-yoon’s dismissal.
In an hilarious turn of events, Yong-kook enters and is slapped quite a few times by Chairwoman Park — not hard enough if you ask me. Chairwoman Park bellows at him for insinuating Wan-soo was having an affair when she is grieving, just because that’s what Yong-kook does doesn’t mean that’s the way Wan-soo behaves too. Now that did surprise me. Chairwoman Park explains to him that Wan-soo is holding the foundation hostage as it hides all of their “dirty laundry” (i.e., slush funds). If Wan-soo divorces him and exposes everything, Yong-kook will lose his inheritance and his management rights. Chairwoman Park is quite chilling when she tells him the only way to get Wan-soo out of the family is through death. At first Chairwoman Park didn’t want Wan-soo and Yong-kook to get divorced, then she did, and now she wants to kill Wan-soo. Make your mind up, woman!
Meanwhile, Wan-soo turns up at Do-yoon’s room and they have a very charged exchange. Do-yoon asks her to be “his woman” (oh my!), and to stop putting herself in danger. Wan-soo’s reaction to this is to ask Do-yoon to be “her man” instead because she needs him. He wants to know why she needs him, but Wan-soo says she’ll explain later, and she needs to fully trust him first. Do-yoon wants to know why she is doing this: is it for money, fame, or vanity? Wan-soo sincerely says she wants to help children in poverty because they remind her of herself — she couldn’t care less about anything else. Our heroine really is admirable trying to hold on to such pure intentions while living in this pit of vipers.
In a stroke of bad timing, Mr. Park knocks on the door and Do-yoon’s initial reaction is to hide Wan-soo, so he’s shocked when she invites Mr. Park in. This is definitely a smarter way to play this situation — after all they weren’t doing anything wrong. Mr. Park asks why Wan-soo is there and she tells him she received another threat from ISIS. She explains she can’t trust new faces, so he is not to swap Do-yoon for other security personnel. (Well played Wan-soo!)
After excusing herself, Wan-soo hears Mr. Park start yelling at Do-yoon for not telling him (at least) where they were going. Do-yoon is outraged, telling Mr. Park he is a human being before a bodyguard, and Wan-soo was needed to be able to grieve. Do-yoon is furious now, asking if this corrupt family has corrupted Mr. Park too? Mr. Park seems taken back by this and thaws his anger, asking Do-yoon if he’s okay and suggests he stays out of Yong-kook’s sight for a while. The more I see of Mr. Park, the more I get the feeling he’s more of a concerned father figure, not a bad guy. Mr. Park keeps warning Do-yoon to go back to the police and quit this job and it feels more protective than posturing.
In an effort to shake things up, Do-yoon heads out to the local gambling den run by the Eight Star Gang. Do-yoon gives the excuse of meeting the boss and says he is from Hwa-in, but makes his face known to the security camera in the hopes of getting a rise out of Mr. Park. As expected, Mr. Park later calls Do-yoon to his office and asks him what he was doing going to the gambling den. Do-yoon is as honest as ever, asking Mr. Park if he ordered Ju-hyuk’s death. Do-yoon tells him he saw him in Manila at the gang’s headquarters with a bag full of cash.
Do-yoon proceeds to ask Mr. Park about Chairman Kim’s death, as that is what Ju-hyuk was investigating before he died. Mr. Park is affronted that Do-yoon thinks he had anything to do with Ju-hyuk’s death, explaining he was running money laundering errands for Yong-kook and that Chairman Kim died during “intercourse” so Mr. Park helped cover it up. (Talk about a bomb shell!) Do-yoon asks how Mr. Park knows that’s what the bag of money was for… which is a very good point. Mr. Park looks like this thought never even entered his head, and I have a suspicion he will be devastated if he was unintentionally instrumental in Ju-hyuk’s death.
Also stirring things up, Wan-soo decides to shoot a makeup commercial to tank Chairwoman Park’s business deal, which goes down like a lead balloon! Yong-min (Yong-kook’s brother) and his venomous wife are at the Grand Palace to complain about the ad — and the sister-in-law is Yong-kook’s ex-fiancée by the way! Gasps! This whole exchange is really interesting because you see Yong-kook defend Wan-soo, and I believe he does have some level of affection for her. In the next strange turn of events, Chairwoman Park acts as mediator between Wan-soo and Yong-min + wife, and these are sides we haven’t really seen from either character before.
This week we get some insight on Mr. Han, too, who seems to be the “fixer” for the family… and Chairwoman Park’s longtime bit on the side. Yikes. He has different loyalities, and is pushing for Yong-min to take over the NOW Foundation. Yong-min doesn’t want to spend his life laundering money for his brother to inherit everything – a little bit of the green-eyed monster appearing here.
When Mr. Han informs Chairwoman Park that Yong-kook is laundering money through some dangerous people to make his own slush funds, she doesn’t seem bothered by this at all. Chairwoman Park’s priorities are all over the place. Her character boils down to selfishness and greed but I doubt she’s actually smart enough to implement some of the scheming that is going on.
After prodding a few bears, Wan-soo is being driven by her security detail when drones start attacking her car. Thankfully, Do-yoon is driving and manages to masterfully dodge quite a few of them. Unfortunately, whilst distracted by a drone above them, a second drone goes underneath the car and blows it up. Their car rolls and lands on its head. Do-yoon gets out and frantically pulls Wan-soo from the wreckage. Cut to: Do-yoon carrying her off in his arms when the car explodes, firing shrapnel into Do-yoon’s back (The K2, is that you?).
At the hospital, Do-yoon has surgery and survives — how? — I have no idea! Wan-soo wakes up and makes the mistake of asking Yong-kook how he is (meaning Do-yoon). Wan-soo quickly deflects and Yong-kook leaves and looks in on Do-yoon full of jealousy. LOL.
Do-yoon seems to be in luck here as the person who orchestrated the attack — the female security guard that he works with, LEE JIN (Jung Joo-yeon) — is creeping up on him ready to finish the job. Jin is stopped by Yong-kook’s arrival and she then notices the CCTV camera in Do-yoon’s room. She goes out to call whoever gave her the orders, saying the mission failed. (Do you have your suspicions on who this is? Because I certainly do!) Wan-soo goes to see Do-yoon before she leaves the hospital and they have another touching moment where they hold each other and she declares that she trusts him completely. (Rightfully so.)
Do-yoon is soon discharged from hospital, and this man must have superhuman healing, because there were some huge pieces of metal protruding from his back and he’s walking around like it was nothing. Anyway, he returns to the Grand Palace and Mr. Park goes to check on him. Do-yoon is begging Mr. Park to help him with the case and Mr. Park tells him to leave and go back to the police — he doesn’t want to lose Do-yoon too, bless him. Mr. Park does tell Do-yoon he has made another drop at the gambling den. It seems Mr. Park is now questioning exactly what it is he’s being asked to do.
Still trying to get some leverage over the situation, Wan-soo asks Do-yoon to go into Mr. Han’s quarters and retrieve the ledgers for the NOW Foundation, containing the evidence of the slush funds. Wan-soo had asked her brother, but he didn’t want to get involved, telling her if anything gets exposed both of them will end up in jail as patsies.
Do-yoon has to jump through a few hoops to get the ledgers, but he does, and immediately takes them to Wan-soo’s office. Just then, the prosecutors barge in with their big blue boxes, a search and seizure warrant, and a warrant for her brother’s arrest for embezzlement. Mr. Han, you sly old fox, his plan must have always been to set up Wan-soo’s brother if the ledgers ever got taken. Can’t wait to see the shockers coming our way next week.
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1 🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 18, 2024 at 10:08 PM
Be My Woman
https://imgur.com/PmIPWh4
Dae, dae, dae Oppa!! ❤😊
Screaming as I jump up and down in joy!
And that dear friends is My Whole
LifeDrama.Thank you dear chingu @DramaticFoodie for this perfect clip. Your hard work in preparing it and generosity in sharing it is much, much appreciated by all of us. 🫶🥰❤
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2 Nefret
July 18, 2024 at 11:16 PM
After the wackiness of episode 4, I almost expected FL to put the urn with her mum's ashes in the doghouse. I wouldn't have been surprised.
But episodes 5 and 6 weren't quite as over-the-top crazy-funny as the previous episodes.
ML's confession came a little sudden, not out of the blue, but I hadn't expected it until later.
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 19, 2024 at 12:27 AM
🙈 I thought too - that she’d put it in the kennel but I guess it would have been controversial and I’m happy they didn’t go that way. 😅
With only 10 episodes guess the had way mark for the confession seems legit but it did seem to come out of nowhere. 😂
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 19, 2024 at 12:31 AM
* halfway mark
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Nefret
July 19, 2024 at 1:54 AM
I would have cheered for her if she had put the ashes there. 😂
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 19, 2024 at 4:52 AM
🫣 Well it would have been a talking point for sure. 😅
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Minnie🫘👩🏻🚀Pioneer and Teacher 👩🏻🏫🌱🏹
July 20, 2024 at 4:56 AM
Me too!! 😂😂😂
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 20, 2024 at 5:09 AM
🤣🤣🤣
3 Aigoo-ka-choo
July 18, 2024 at 11:48 PM
I think in a crowded field of makjang Chaebols and their families, these are the worst I've seen. 😮 They seem to have all the bad qualities - selfish, spoiled, irresponsible, can buy their way out of anything, so think the rules don't apply to them - but none of the vaguely good ones - i.e. actually having the smarts and work ethic to be successful business leaders.
It seems like no one in this family - i.e. Chairwoman and sons, actually work, or are in any way the ones leading their conglomerate. Eldest son, Yong-kook seems to be good at hiding his own slush funds (a casual 100 bill!) but otherwise spends his time drinking, screwing around, and complaining. No wonder Wan-soo holds her head high - she is the only one in the family who does anything! 🤛👏
The heavy hint that the younger son is actually the offspring of family lawyer, Mr Han,😬 is an interesting development as it seems intended to imply that he might be the one behind all the Machiavellian plotting. Also interesting is in an early ep (from memory - I haven't gone back to rewatch) the Chairwoman tells Mr Han that she should just have her DIL killed or something.
So there may also be a 'Murder in the Cathedral' vibe going on (the TS Eliot play based on the true historical event that Henry II famously declared 'will no one rid me of this meddlesome priest' and four of his knights took it upon themselves to go and murder Thomas Becket.... Didn't have comparing Red Swan to TS Eliot on my bingo card, but hey...in k-drama land everything is possible :) If her defence later is 'I didn't expect you to take me literally, that will be hilarious! 🤣
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 19, 2024 at 12:34 AM
It does seem that Lawyer Han had taken the Madam seriously on a few previous occasions too, to “rid” of some people. Thank you for the comparison. K-dramas indeed seem to invite the craziest of comparisons.
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4 Cosmas
July 19, 2024 at 2:03 AM
Whoa!
When the car exploded, I remembered "The K2". Kim Jae ha, I respect you.
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5 Unaspirated
July 19, 2024 at 4:51 AM
I’m not watching, but that first pic makes me think maybe I should 😂
I think I’ll still wait for it to finish and then binge.
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 19, 2024 at 4:54 AM
Ah! Just join me for Full House. It has a thing called *story*. 😉
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6 Kafiyah Bello
July 19, 2024 at 4:52 AM
The be my woman was ABRUPT, LOL. Also bless her but Kim Haneul isn't a good enough actress to pull off the not great writing in this show. Her reactions are always a little off. That being said the shrapnel in the bad was so melodramatic and the reveal of the lady bodyguard was also melodramatic. That being said I am still entertained and will continue to watch.
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7 geminirat
July 19, 2024 at 6:23 AM
Thank you, @starrygazer, for the weecap! Yong-kook is showing jealousy towards the relationship between Wan-soo and Do-yoon. I pity the girlfriend who keeps on trying to make Wan-soo divorce her husband, yet she doesn't know that making her stay in the great palace is also keeping tabs on whatever she's doing, courtesy of the chairwoman.
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8 Procrasti-NationFirstCitizen
July 19, 2024 at 9:37 AM
Still the only show I'm watching right now... So bad, but so good 🤣
I love the mistress daughter-mother duo- they are so clueless and stupid.
And of course, her mother in law, who tries to act sinister, but actually is a toothless tiger- her shrieks in the face of the FLs impassive face (or acting) just have me ROFL.
Also, for a show that emphasises CCTVs everywhere (even in a hospital room?!), the leads sure seem quite wanton about showing affection- I mentally screamed "camera, camera!", when they hugged, and when she went down to his quarters. That "Be my woman" also came out of left-field- might have been more believable had he been shirtless and they were caught up in some sexually charged stare-off. Sigh. I need to write my own drama.
Anyway... I don't know if comedy was what they were going for, but I'm sat for anything they give me.
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Islander north
July 19, 2024 at 10:43 AM
I'm not feeling any chemistry between the ML and FL...interesting that the FL's husband generally takes her side and seems to care for her. This is a fun drama, however.
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Minnie🫘👩🏻🚀Pioneer and Teacher 👩🏻🏫🌱🏹
July 19, 2024 at 8:52 PM
It was so so so odd. There was no charge, sexual or otherwise. The potted plants around them have more sexual chemistry. Poor guy tried to look convincing but I swear I saw Rain's eye twitch - like -
Him: What? I need to say that? Why? How?
Director: It's 10 episodes so you must say this now. Who says it has to make sense?
Audience: But there is no chemistry sir.
Director: Talk to script writer. Action!
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Procrasti-NationFirstCitizen
July 20, 2024 at 12:13 AM
Hahaha Now I have to rewatch for Rain's eye twitch 😆
I really wish we could crowd-write a good script and send it in for reviews!
I read somewhere that 100s of dramas are stuck in airing purgatory, and yet THIS is the one that gets picked up by Disney? I mean, I'm happy that so much work isn't wasted, but they should've tagged this as "Satire, comedy, action" rather than the "Action, romance, drama, conspiracy" labels that they went for. Better to have people laugh with you than at, no?
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 22, 2024 at 11:55 PM
Potted plants with sexual chemistry!?
😱 what did I miss in my botany lessons. 🤣🤣🤣
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Minnie🫘👩🏻🚀Pioneer and Teacher 👩🏻🏫🌱🏹
July 23, 2024 at 6:19 AM
You must have been busy checking out your new oppas 😂
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 23, 2024 at 6:27 AM
Well we did plant a few sweet peas back in the day.
Procrasti-NationFirstCitizen
July 20, 2024 at 6:28 AM
Also, I have to add- that this show doesn't know if it wants to be a Bold and Beautiful, or a Mission Impossible... The adultery and businessy stuff vs explosions, drones, and spy hijinks... I mean, a bodyguard with a hi-tech 3D printer out of nowhere in his room? Lol.
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Minnie🫘👩🏻🚀Pioneer and Teacher 👩🏻🏫🌱🏹
July 20, 2024 at 11:51 AM
😂😂😂 Point
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 23, 2024 at 2:10 AM
Your comment deserves standing ovation. 🧍♀️🧍♂️👏👏👏👏
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9 Minnie🫘👩🏻🚀Pioneer and Teacher 👩🏻🏫🌱🏹
July 19, 2024 at 8:46 PM
The more I see this, the more I wish they had taken someone else for the FL. She is so uninteresting and leaves me so unmoving that I keep falling in and out of the drama. When was the last time I heard a character say 'My son died' and I felt like they were saying 'It's hot today'? I can't remember. A moment of tenderness by ML - 'it's OK to cry' and out come a pair of glycerine tears, nary a muscle out of place....
Is she not talented or is she not interested? I really can't tell.
But I am enjoying the story and the production. Honestly, I feel it would have worked even better if they didn't try to slap the romance on. It's adding no value whatsoever. Love stories that bank of emotional intimacy instead of physical one need a lot more unspoken chemistry than these two have. I also don't see the stuff I really love watching - the everyday stuff that most shows show. There is only so much I can enjoy watching pristine walls, fancy furniture, identity-less uniforms and dour faced people.
The who-done-it was nice. Though what was that drone attack? The only car on that street too. But that fingerprint thing was cool.
I totally would have been OK with FL shoving the ashes in that doghouse LOL! I want to know which beanie wasn't thinking of this while watching it...😂😂😂
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Minnie🫘👩🏻🚀Pioneer and Teacher 👩🏻🏫🌱🏹
July 19, 2024 at 8:53 PM
Oh, and that ten year old kid seeing his Mom sleep with someone else and actually understanding what was happening gave me creeps. So messed up.
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 23, 2024 at 2:24 AM
"Love stories that bank on emotional intimacy instead of physical one need a lot more unspoken chemistry than these two have."
Omo a perfect hitting the nail on its head comment. 🔨 👌👏👏👏
I frankly can't make head or tail out of the story.
The beauty balm PPL was the most expressive I've seen the FL be in this drama.
The mistress and her mom make me laugh. The
stepbrother-in-law seems like a pathetic looser. His wife seems marginally better but criminally underutilized. I liked when the the wine slipped from her oily hands last week.Mr. Han and his forever chapped lips are as creepy as the kid Yong-kook peeping on him.
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Minnie🫘👩🏻🚀Pioneer and Teacher 👩🏻🏫🌱🏹
July 23, 2024 at 6:29 AM
The mistress and her mom make me laugh.
Imagine that being the most interesting part of a drama - if that does not spell doom for a drama I don't know what does 😂
The creepiness is awful. It does not help that I have seen that actor in a movie which was revolting (I can't for the life of me remember which movie it was and I refuse to look it up.)
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 23, 2024 at 6:38 AM
Well you know exactly why I'm watching. 😅 It's tough going but chased down with Full House it all seems palatable.
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 23, 2024 at 2:28 AM
Which Beanie wasn't thinking of the ashes being placed in the kennel - short answer None. 😂😱
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Minnie🫘👩🏻🚀Pioneer and Teacher 👩🏻🏫🌱🏹
July 23, 2024 at 6:23 AM
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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10 korfan
July 19, 2024 at 8:56 PM
Looks like Mr. Han, for quite some time, has been doing a whole lot more in that household than just applying lip balm!
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Procrasti-NationFirstCitizen
July 20, 2024 at 12:15 AM
TV Chaebols seem to take more care of their lips than they do their businesses, methinks. Throwback to QoT dad.
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Minnie🫘👩🏻🚀Pioneer and Teacher 👩🏻🏫🌱🏹
July 20, 2024 at 4:55 AM
haha! Yes.
The actor playing Mr Han gives me creeps. I watched him in a movie where he played a disgusting role and he had these same expressions. It started really well and then devolved into extended scenes of sex involving the said Mr Han which were....let's just say a huge turn off. I had to drop it half way through.
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 23, 2024 at 2:25 AM
🙈 K-movies can scar you for life.
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11 minnie
July 21, 2024 at 1:38 AM
This drama is so bad, I feel drawn to it because I want to know how this complete mess might end.
The only character, I like more and more with each episode is Yong-kook. He actually seems to genuinely like his wife and defends her, although her actions were questionable.
I loathe FL for several reasons: she is the real psychopath of this show, actively scheming against and hurting almost everyone in the process. Her holier than though attitude is annoying, I am pretty sure, no one in "Africa" asked her to be their saviour. And when ML confesses and asks her to be his woman (for what reason ever, because they have zero chemistry), she turns it into an assignment to do more detective work. I am also astonished, what an apt liar she is. Utterly unlikeable.
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Procrasti-NationFirstCitizen
July 23, 2024 at 2:46 AM
You got it right in one!
Possibly why this show is so weird may be due to the unlikeability of the FL. She's a zombie sleepwalking through every event, unblinking and monotone. The actress has not imbued the character with any nuance or motivation- it's like she's simply reading her lines and moving on, which makes her saviour-complex even more grating and unbearable than it already is!
The girl who played her younger self did a far better job.
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12 Martine
July 21, 2024 at 5:20 PM
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13 Martine
July 22, 2024 at 6:12 AM
The visuals in this drama do not match the after-effects. In the first assassination attempt, she was splattered with blood. Yet the newspaper reported no one was seriously injured. Where did the blood come from? The second attempt was even less realistic. No one would have walked away from that car. But moving past that, the car clearly exploded. I was sure that Q2 was dead, but he was just slightly injured.
I'm happy no one died. But it doesn't make much sense.
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🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
July 23, 2024 at 2:30 AM
IKR!? Even plot armor has its limitations. 😂🙈
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