Wow. It really got me to think…

Wow.



It really got me to think of the question. Are monsters born or are they made? In the end, the doctor says, "I won," he was able to see the monsters come to life, but were they born or were they made? Honestly, can it be said that he was rooting for one or the other? Sure, you could say, "well the girl was saying that he wanted monsters so he wouldn't feel like he was the only one, like it was his fault and his own wrongdoing," but that doesn't say whether or not you're raised or born a monster. Personally, I think it's a combination of the two (some factors heavier than others depending on the various influences and opportunities), but within the confines of the story I come to the question and find I still haven't an answer. He won, he made the monsters, but was it because the monsters were always there or because they were created? Hmm... the more I think of it though, I think that in this story, monsters are made, that he wanted monsters to be made so that he could feel that he was the way his was because of those who influenced his life... but still when he talked about how people come from normal backgrounds and end up serial killers it was as if he were trying to say that some people are just born that way. His experiment showed that in 7 individuals, he could bring 5 to commit murder, 1 ready to do so, and another bystander who was in favor of the murder but physically couldn't commit it. It also left 1 to commit suicide to stop himself from becoming a monster (but the question still stands, was he always a monster he was simply suppressing, or was he trying to stop himself from developing into one). So, it seems as if the doctor mostly helped monsters become brought out, but did he create them or did he lure them out of where they were already waiting?



So yes, the doctor one, he a majority of his subjects reveal their monstrous potential, but what was the answer to his question, or to what was originally Choi Chihoon's question?



Ugh and that scene with Park was just... wow I mean that acting was absolutely beautiful, the one in the interrogation room.



Honestly I'm so impressed by this show and so grateful that I came across it. Very well done.

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-___-

This is called consequences. She is trying to cheat on both men, and instead of fessing up and trying to communicate between them, she instead is trying to sabotage her boyfriend's career? This is such a good move for him! If she care about him, she should be supporting him. LISTEN I'm all for polyamory, but she is cheating here, and the way she is treating Ji-ho is exactly my problem with cheating. Lack of consideration for your partner's feelings. A lot of polyamory stories start off pretty bad and end up in a better place. I'm crossing my fingers this will be too because right now she's just pissing me off. Ahhh and the guys have such good chemistry with each other T_T I hope it ends up okay TT__TT i miss Between Complete and Incomplete T_T

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:s

*spoilers*What I loved about this episode! Finally we're seeing Tian talking about his heart transplant with someone! I felt a bit squirmy with no one knowing about Torfun so this episode felt like a breath of fresh air. It made me realize that I also love Longtae. Not like in a shipping way, I just think he's a nice character. Also found Chief cute in this episode ^_^ Not to get all labor rights on everyone but this had me awkwardly scratching my head a few times. Maybe I am thinking of this too hard... probably haha. Idk if I was already pissed off because I'm working in fields all day in the hot sun and no one is buying my products cuz some city kid decided to be a hero and then that same kid told me I had to do more work to sell my product I would be soooooo annoyed lmaoooo but maybe that's just me.

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OH IM SO FDJSAKFLDJSAKFL;DSA: In other words consequences are so satisfying because I am too petty

I almost want to laugh that's how petty I am. Like Tian, you could have gone back after finding the storage spot and gotten help but nah you wanted to be a hero and ended up getting someone shot. I bet he nearly shit his pants with a gun in his face too. See... this man's a fool. I cannot. Like maybe I'm a bad person but damn sir u shouldve known better just like my boi Longtae said because DID HE NOT SAY 'oh maybe we should go back now 'like a reasonable human being? Hmm?? DID HE NOT SAY?! This is the thing with Tian like this is just who he is, and I respect the writer for being fairly consistent in Tian's character flaw because this man always goes too far and doesn't think. I guess a bad habit from before his heart surgery when he just made dumb high risk decisions all the time. mhm he was in for a wake up call wasn't the? tsk tsk tsk Tian i say TSK TSK TSK lmaoooo

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Uhmmm

Wait I'm sorry, is what Tae-in is doing supposed to be romantic? Him holding her in his arms while she cries, him comforting her and "saving" her when her fiance comes out running after her? Romantic? I'm not even sorry, this is bullshit. He is the exact reason she is suffering right now. Had he not interfered, the teacher's old girlfriend wouldn't have gotten her hopes up. Had Tae-in not interfered, Na Bo Ri wouldn't be doubting herself so much and she probably wouldn't be having so many fights and heartaches over her love. I just... I... THIS IS SO STUPID LIKE I JUST WANT TO PUNCH HIM IN THE FACE. I really wish she hadn't gotten on his motorcycle and just fucking walked right past him, jumped over the fence and treated herself to a good afternoon. Sure, get sad and stuff, and then go talk to her boyfriend and ask him what's up, what can we do to fix our relationship. I just really hate Tae-in right now and I hope Na Bo Ri can figure out quickly what he's done so she can punch him in the face.

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:/

Imma be real with you. I did not like the way that party was handled. Like Ninger did nothing, his homies did nothing, they all just let this be fine, and then he still got to keep the sword? Like even Zhang Zhehan was there, the master of Lets Be Fair, and Marquis Yan still got away with it? The Yan family has to lose sometimes, the plot couldn't let him lose this one time over this precious gift? In the grand scheme of things his family would still be safe if he lost the sword, and it makes the sword a satisfying win when the Yan family name is finally cleared and the sword is returned to him. You know? If he just gets out of trouble every single time, even over these smaller non-life threatening issues, it just makes it feel like he has too much plot armor and his struggles are less satisfying. At least to me.

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Wow.... what an episode

**SPOILERS** cuz I really wanted to capture what's going on in my head right now. I really feel like it's Hikaru. She killed him because she cheated on Makoto with him and didn't want Makoto to know. They both said "Please don't hate me" to him. But... but then why would she not kill Yamai? Or is it just not yet? .... or was it the cop? is this just his way to push the gang wars? Is it really as simple as he wants control over criminal activity? I... I can't fully figure him out. I might have to rewatch this at some point. I wonder if he presents himself differently depending on who he is around. But what is up with Hikaru? Wow ngl this drama has me running in circles. Every time I think I've figured it out, I get a little more lost. Ah poor Shun :( Poor Takashi, that man snapped in an instant. Poor everyone I mean what a heartbreaking thing. Of all people, why kill Shun? Who could he have possibly offended? Well except maybe Hikaru, but I'm only guessing there. What an episode.... things are really heating up.

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Okay I totally get it

I can definitely see why this was nominated for an Emmy. The style is super creative. Well done on the director's part. It's not completely unique, but it does a good job of building on some of the great internet-culture-on-screen stuff I've seen before. This is by far the most I've ever seen it incorporated in a show and I think they're doing a good job pulling it off. To be honest this has some of my least favorite tropes in romance, i.e. the good-looking stalker, and the "can't take no for an answer" so I'm kind of ehhh on the story. The acting also is not my fav, but I think overall it's a well made show. The dialogue is sharp. idk that's my reactions so far.

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