The plot is good, can't deny that, not to mention that the illness (bipolar, depression, & APD/sociopath/lack of empath) was depicted very, very well. This can also be the reality to some psychopathic serial killers haha. We just can't choose to be born how we are, him and Ilay are the same they don't have anything traumatic from the past that made them like that. They're just... Born like that and we can't blame them for that, although we can't excuse what they've done, all the fuck up shitty things they've done. I mean I'd be worst too if can't understand other people's emotion and how I feel but it's really good that Woo-Yeon is trying, although he needs to see a therapist, to be watched over and to not just lump him in the mental hospital without a care from his parents because of the fear they feel about their own son. Not to mention that finally someone understood him, he felt seen and accepted by In-Seob. Ngl? If I was in In-Seob's place the moment I witnessed how fucked up WY is, not matter how small the evidence is I'd be contented with that and, I'd go back to America and pretend he doesn't exist. His resolve is so strong but he's as much of a freak as WY, he even stayed until the end because he doesn't want WY to feel left alone again. RIP Jennie though :((, your mom's a bitch I hope she rots in hell. Overall 6/10, because I still can't forget how terrifying WY is, and also because I wanted to see WY get persuaded by IS for a therapy and get better afterwards.
The plot is good, can't deny that, not to mention that the illness (bipolar, depression, & APD/sociopath/lack of empath) was depicted very, very well. This can also be the reality to some psychopathic serial killers haha. We just can't choose to be born how we are, him and Ilay are the same they don't have anything traumatic from the past that made them like that. They're just... Born like that and we can't blame them for that, although we can't excuse what they've done, all the fuck up shitty things they've done. I mean I'd be worst too if can't understand other people's emotion and how I feel but it's really good that Woo-Yeon is trying, although he needs to see a therapist, to be watched over and to not just lump him in the mental hospital without a care from his parents because of the fear they feel about their own son. Not to mention that finally someone understood him, he felt seen and accepted by In-Seob. Ngl? If I was in In-Seob's place the moment I witnessed how fucked up WY is, not matter how small the evidence is I'd be contented with that and, I'd go back to America and pretend he doesn't exist. His resolve is so strong but he's as much of a freak as WY, he even stayed until the end because he doesn't want WY to feel left alone again. RIP Jennie though :((, your mom's a bitch I hope she rots in hell. Overall 6/10, because I still can't forget how terrifying WY is, and also because I wanted to see WY get persuaded by IS for a therapy and get better afterwards.