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iariaEpisode 13
+ Okay the Village massacre makes more sense knowing that Jung-woo hadn't meant for that to happen and it happened as a consequence of everyone there being terrible people. I felt sad for him when he was explaining how he thought and hoped that there would be at least one person there who would care and regret, and would help them, only to be faced instead with the massacre.
+ Twins! I feel bad for both of them that they lost each other for so long especially considering how close they were. Jung-woo pushing people away, because he's dying and because he spent his life alone, makes sense but I desperately want Jamie to not let him. Her claiming him as her real brother too was a good start, now more. Like, I loved Jamie refusing to leave but I really wish it had led to her working with Jung-woo and was very disappointed by them once again separating.
+ Hye-won and her relationship with her father is interesting because they do have a good relationship but at the same time he is so morally bankrupt. Just an genuinely terrible person. So really it makes him turning his daughter over to be used as a hostage not that surprising.
+ Jung-woo's plan doesn't seem the best, tbh. He knows the Foundation has a ton of people to throw at him. Even with his son as hostage Jung-Hwan only has to play along and then take Jung-woo out.
+ I'm suddenly very curious about the two old people on life support and what exactly about them has everyone so worried. This is not a group of people with an overabundance of loyalty or care, you know?
+ Lee Taek-Jo telling Seok-Pil and Ji-Wan to essentially stay put and keep doing nothing very much felt like her protecting them.
+ Soon-gu's gleeful silent 'yes' cheer when Jung-woo called him clever was super adorable. He was so happy, aww, only then to be so down when it seemed his idea was worthless.
+ Okay the Village massacre makes more sense knowing that Jung-woo hadn't meant for that to happen and it happened as a consequence of everyone there being terrible people. I felt sad for him when he was explaining how he thought and hoped that there would be at least one person there who would care and regret, and would help them, only to be faced instead with the massacre.
+ Twins! I feel bad for both of them that they lost each other for so long especially considering how close they were. Jung-woo pushing people away, because he's dying and because he spent his life alone, makes sense but I desperately want Jamie to not let him. Her claiming him as her real brother too was a good start, now more. Like, I loved Jamie refusing to leave but I really wish it had led to her working with Jung-woo and was very disappointed by them once again separating.
+ Hye-won and her relationship with her father is interesting because they do have a good relationship but at the same time he is so morally bankrupt. Just an genuinely terrible person. So really it makes him turning his daughter over to be used as a hostage not that surprising.
+ Jung-woo's plan doesn't seem the best, tbh. He knows the Foundation has a ton of people to throw at him. Even with his son as hostage Jung-Hwan only has to play along and then take Jung-woo out.
+ I'm suddenly very curious about the two old people on life support and what exactly about them has everyone so worried. This is not a group of people with an overabundance of loyalty or care, you know?
+ Lee Taek-Jo telling Seok-Pil and Ji-Wan to essentially stay put and keep doing nothing very much felt like her protecting them.
+ Soon-gu's gleeful silent 'yes' cheer when Jung-woo called him clever was super adorable. He was so happy, aww, only then to be so down when it seemed his idea was worthless.
