These last two episodes reeled me back in. No wonder Jun-mo snaps ... all that stress that he's been under! He's so desperate to close this investigation, and it shows.
So far Eui-jeong's role isn't working for me like I had hoped. Maybe it's because the cops around Jun-mo keep compromising his cover. It irks me that his superiors weren't meticulous enough to create a cover that would hold up under scrutiny ... although I suppose if Eui-jeong hadn't inserted herself into the operation, the PI wouldn't have looked up those old records.
For me it's coming across way too blatantly like a plot device for Jun-mo's arc/development. I'm hoping it gets better before the finale, but so far I agree that it's been mishandled.
These last two episodes reeled me back in. No wonder Jun-mo snaps ... all that stress that he's been under! He's so desperate to close this investigation, and it shows.
So far Eui-jeong's role isn't working for me like I had hoped. Maybe it's because the cops around Jun-mo keep compromising his cover. It irks me that his superiors weren't meticulous enough to create a cover that would hold up under scrutiny ... although I suppose if Eui-jeong hadn't inserted herself into the operation, the PI wouldn't have looked up those old records.
I feel that her inclusion here has added baggage to this series that isn't as necessary or well-executed as it could have been.
For me it's coming across way too blatantly like a plot device for Jun-mo's arc/development. I'm hoping it gets better before the finale, but so far I agree that it's been mishandled.