Man, this show was so intense and bleak. Initially I was surprised Jun-mo didn't catch any flak for letting Gi-cheul go. Like it was a little too convenient Jang-bae usurped Gi-cheul's position to become the leader right before the arrests, and even more so when the prosecutor announced they'd arrested all the important people but didn't mention anything about Gi-cheul still at large. Then the consequences came crashing down ... the writers certainly followed through on that front!
And on a side note, I was so disappointed by the double standard and amount of vitriol directed solely toward Eui-jeong. We've still got a long ways to go as people.
Thanks for yet another insightful analysis!
Man, this show was so intense and bleak. Initially I was surprised Jun-mo didn't catch any flak for letting Gi-cheul go. Like it was a little too convenient Jang-bae usurped Gi-cheul's position to become the leader right before the arrests, and even more so when the prosecutor announced they'd arrested all the important people but didn't mention anything about Gi-cheul still at large. Then the consequences came crashing down ... the writers certainly followed through on that front!
And on a side note, I was so disappointed by the double standard and amount of vitriol directed solely toward Eui-jeong. We've still got a long ways to go as people.