Healer Episode 11 Thoughts
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iaria+ Moon-ho being overcome with emotion multiple times with Jung-hoo and his constant attempts to reach out to him were so great. I love Jung-hoo putting up walls and being snappish and cold, and I love Moon-ho's almost tenderness and sad understanding towards him. I'm loving everything about how things are playing out with them. I also love the reveal that he tried to find Jung-hoo when he was younger but was told Jung-hoo was studying abroad because it answered one question that has bothered me. Of course, he was close with little Jung-hoo too. The flashback to him babysitting the kids, and very cleverly at that, was lovely. He wants so badly to have that back and I want it too. These three need each other.
So basically I loved everything with Moon-ho this ep, also including: him figuring out who the Healer was and putting all the pieces together, him confessing about setting the police on Healer, him putting his arm around Bong-soo as they left the office and him smilingly closing the blinds in Young-shin's face.
+ I loved getting to see the Healer working again, it's been awhile, and having him teaming up with Moon-ho is great. I really want Young-shin to start learning some truths too so she can join them.
+ The date night was cute. Jung-hoo's pretty romantic and that last moment where he holds her hand was such a wonderful little scene. I love how it was shot with them facing away from each other with her in the light and him in the dark.
+ Why would Young-shin go into the dark and deserted theatre?! The revolving doors only make it creepier! The last time she wandered into somewhere deserted, where she thought she was meeting someone she knew, she almost died.
+ I loved Jung-hoo's reaction when he realised the letter Min-ja was reading was from Young-shin and him tripping made me laugh.
+ Young-shin's disgruntlement over Bong-soo ignoring her and being buddy-buddy with Moon-ho now was fun.
+ I'm glad that Jung-hoo's mother abandoned him to protect him instead of because she was having a hard time dealing but did she actually need to abandon him? Moon-shik apparently told her to stop investigating to ensure Jung-hoo's safety but I don't know how that translates to leaving him with her mother and starting a new life? Wouldn't her stopping her investigation into her husband's death been enough? Her keeping Jung-hoo so separated from her new family to the point that they don't even know he exists doesn't make that much sense either. Nor do I find it forgivable that she wasn't there when he got out of juvie knowing he was alone (unless she sent Young-jae.)
+ Yeon-hee's goodbye with Young-shin and her dad (and ajusshi) was so sweet.
+ Young-shin's sneaking out of her house was obvious and not at all sneaky. Those are terrible cops.
So basically I loved everything with Moon-ho this ep, also including: him figuring out who the Healer was and putting all the pieces together, him confessing about setting the police on Healer, him putting his arm around Bong-soo as they left the office and him smilingly closing the blinds in Young-shin's face.
+ I loved getting to see the Healer working again, it's been awhile, and having him teaming up with Moon-ho is great. I really want Young-shin to start learning some truths too so she can join them.
+ The date night was cute. Jung-hoo's pretty romantic and that last moment where he holds her hand was such a wonderful little scene. I love how it was shot with them facing away from each other with her in the light and him in the dark.
+ Why would Young-shin go into the dark and deserted theatre?! The revolving doors only make it creepier! The last time she wandered into somewhere deserted, where she thought she was meeting someone she knew, she almost died.
+ I loved Jung-hoo's reaction when he realised the letter Min-ja was reading was from Young-shin and him tripping made me laugh.
+ Young-shin's disgruntlement over Bong-soo ignoring her and being buddy-buddy with Moon-ho now was fun.
+ I'm glad that Jung-hoo's mother abandoned him to protect him instead of because she was having a hard time dealing but did she actually need to abandon him? Moon-shik apparently told her to stop investigating to ensure Jung-hoo's safety but I don't know how that translates to leaving him with her mother and starting a new life? Wouldn't her stopping her investigation into her husband's death been enough? Her keeping Jung-hoo so separated from her new family to the point that they don't even know he exists doesn't make that much sense either. Nor do I find it forgivable that she wasn't there when he got out of juvie knowing he was alone (unless she sent Young-jae.)
+ Yeon-hee's goodbye with Young-shin and her dad (and ajusshi) was so sweet.
+ Young-shin's sneaking out of her house was obvious and not at all sneaky. Those are terrible cops.
