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iariaEpisode 10
+ I have to give Jae-woong props for how effective he's been taking out the Foundation. If it wasn't for Jung-woo leaking things to Ji-wook would anyone (other then the Foundation) realise something was happening? Even if he is a psychopath I can't argue with his competence.
+ I feel sorry for Jang Yong-Sik, something I never thought I'd say. He's been under Jae-woong's thumb for so long and is clearly terrified of him. I'm curious about who he was in the Village though. He was too old and not in uniform to be a test subject but as a teenager too young to be doctor.
+ I enjoyed Hye-won kicking ass to protect Jung-woo, and Jung-woo making an entrance by pushing the truck was great.
+ Huh. I thought Lee Taek-Jo was Foundation but apparently she's simply a corrupt cop who takes bribes. And is willing to take Jung-woo's. Meanwhile Chief Hwang is maybe more corrupt? That's sad.
+ It's a little funny-weird how Ji-wook is investigating with Jamie/the team and separately Hye-won. Still curious about why she hasn't gone back to the team.
+ Ji-wan's big smile and happiness at getting praised over finding the watches was cute.
Episode 11
+ Jo Hyun-Hee showing up in the present completely unchanged is definitely one of the biggest shocks/twists for me. So I guess they somehow got the serum to work well-enough at least once! A part of me immediately wondered if she was His Highness but the age is wrong. That's too bad because thus far she is definitely the scariest person in the show!
+ Jamie's flashback really made Jung-woo's monster lines in episode 6 shift meaning. Was that confrontation after everyone went on a killing frenzy? Or was it before and they had a plan to escape but Jamie going back to try and save the others is what set off the whole tragedy?
+ Min-Jae finally understanding what is happening right under his nose and maybe on the verge of switching teams was great.
+ I might have to agree with Jae-woong about Yong-sik's intelligence because why would he turn to Min-so for protection against Jae-woong? He's already proven how bad he is at security or doing well against Jae-woong.
+ I really appreciated Hye-won resigning because she could no longer be proud of being a police officer (pointedly at Hwang, good for her)
+ Poor Hyun-Soo. I knew he was dead but a part of me was hoping anyway. If only he hadn't felt the need to meet and throw it back in the guy's face that he wouldn't be getting him more drugs.
+ I have to give Jae-woong props for how effective he's been taking out the Foundation. If it wasn't for Jung-woo leaking things to Ji-wook would anyone (other then the Foundation) realise something was happening? Even if he is a psychopath I can't argue with his competence.
+ I feel sorry for Jang Yong-Sik, something I never thought I'd say. He's been under Jae-woong's thumb for so long and is clearly terrified of him. I'm curious about who he was in the Village though. He was too old and not in uniform to be a test subject but as a teenager too young to be doctor.
+ I enjoyed Hye-won kicking ass to protect Jung-woo, and Jung-woo making an entrance by pushing the truck was great.
+ Huh. I thought Lee Taek-Jo was Foundation but apparently she's simply a corrupt cop who takes bribes. And is willing to take Jung-woo's. Meanwhile Chief Hwang is maybe more corrupt? That's sad.
+ It's a little funny-weird how Ji-wook is investigating with Jamie/the team and separately Hye-won. Still curious about why she hasn't gone back to the team.
+ Ji-wan's big smile and happiness at getting praised over finding the watches was cute.
Episode 11
+ Jo Hyun-Hee showing up in the present completely unchanged is definitely one of the biggest shocks/twists for me. So I guess they somehow got the serum to work well-enough at least once! A part of me immediately wondered if she was His Highness but the age is wrong. That's too bad because thus far she is definitely the scariest person in the show!
+ Jamie's flashback really made Jung-woo's monster lines in episode 6 shift meaning. Was that confrontation after everyone went on a killing frenzy? Or was it before and they had a plan to escape but Jamie going back to try and save the others is what set off the whole tragedy?
+ Min-Jae finally understanding what is happening right under his nose and maybe on the verge of switching teams was great.
+ I might have to agree with Jae-woong about Yong-sik's intelligence because why would he turn to Min-so for protection against Jae-woong? He's already proven how bad he is at security or doing well against Jae-woong.
+ I really appreciated Hye-won resigning because she could no longer be proud of being a police officer (pointedly at Hwang, good for her)
+ Poor Hyun-Soo. I knew he was dead but a part of me was hoping anyway. If only he hadn't felt the need to meet and throw it back in the guy's face that he wouldn't be getting him more drugs.
