Tunnel Episode 5 & 6
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iariaEpisode 5
+ I enjoyed the atmosphere of this episode. The constant rain and the isolated location were great.
+ I am liking Sun-jae and Jae-yi. I like how they're both so closed-off but have found this connection with each other.
+ I have to disagree with Sun-jae's statement that victims don't want revenge 'like this' but to see the perpetrators in jail. I'm pretty sure a lot of victim do in fact want the former.
+ I was fine with the camera staying outside the bathroom as the teacher killed Hong-seok but when compared to how Yeong-ja's murder was shown up close and personal, how it lingered on her terror, it sits badly with me.
Episode 6
+ I was surprised current Gwang-ho was found dead even despite things really not looking good for him the last time we saw him. The coincidences of his name, occupation and disappearance led me to believe that he was important to the reasoning for why 80's Gwang-ho was brought this this point in time. He might still be of course but I thought he as a character would have a bigger role.
+ Gwang-ho/Sung-shik continue to be delightful. I enjoy them a lot. Sung-shik's defiant little "what? what's your problem now" and the expression on his face made me laugh.
+ I can't believe that Sung-shik is only now considering that maybe he should teach Gwang-ho about the 21st century and the joys of cell phones. This should have been literally the first thing he did after the overjoyed hug and catch up on wtf was happening.
+ The Sun-jae/Jae-yi phone call was cute.
+ I was amused by Gwang-ho's positive attitude over Sun-jae now talking to him, even if it is rude/standoffish. Progress!
+ Dr. Mok comment that people with something to hide live like (Gwang-ho) leads Sun-jae to finally focus on all the weirdness he's noticed about Gwang-ho but he also completely misses Dr. Mok drawing a comparison between himself and Gwang-ho directly before that. It makes me wonder if, what, Dr. Mok could be hiding. "Some people... hide in the light instead of darkness." HMMM. I feel like he knows a lot more than he's saying, but for light or dark?
+ I enjoyed the atmosphere of this episode. The constant rain and the isolated location were great.
+ I am liking Sun-jae and Jae-yi. I like how they're both so closed-off but have found this connection with each other.
+ I have to disagree with Sun-jae's statement that victims don't want revenge 'like this' but to see the perpetrators in jail. I'm pretty sure a lot of victim do in fact want the former.
+ I was fine with the camera staying outside the bathroom as the teacher killed Hong-seok but when compared to how Yeong-ja's murder was shown up close and personal, how it lingered on her terror, it sits badly with me.
Episode 6
+ I was surprised current Gwang-ho was found dead even despite things really not looking good for him the last time we saw him. The coincidences of his name, occupation and disappearance led me to believe that he was important to the reasoning for why 80's Gwang-ho was brought this this point in time. He might still be of course but I thought he as a character would have a bigger role.
+ Gwang-ho/Sung-shik continue to be delightful. I enjoy them a lot. Sung-shik's defiant little "what? what's your problem now" and the expression on his face made me laugh.
+ I can't believe that Sung-shik is only now considering that maybe he should teach Gwang-ho about the 21st century and the joys of cell phones. This should have been literally the first thing he did after the overjoyed hug and catch up on wtf was happening.
+ The Sun-jae/Jae-yi phone call was cute.
+ I was amused by Gwang-ho's positive attitude over Sun-jae now talking to him, even if it is rude/standoffish. Progress!
+ Dr. Mok comment that people with something to hide live like (Gwang-ho) leads Sun-jae to finally focus on all the weirdness he's noticed about Gwang-ho but he also completely misses Dr. Mok drawing a comparison between himself and Gwang-ho directly before that. It makes me wonder if, what, Dr. Mok could be hiding. "Some people... hide in the light instead of darkness." HMMM. I feel like he knows a lot more than he's saying, but for light or dark?
