I really hope it doesn’t go too dark. I was loving seeing Lee Jun-ki in a role where he didn’t play a soul so obviously tortured that a large chunk of his acting consists of an obligation to stare sadly into space and angst.

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As far as why he killed off his child and not Su Jeong – maybe he’s still in love with her, and doesn’t want to kill her, whereas he has no connection with Han Kyul? Although if he had enough a heart to love someone, how could he kill his own son? Or maybe he figures once the “evidence” is gone she’ll have nothing to hold over his head, since she was threatening to expose his secrets to his wife and DAESE group. But if so, he’s completely underestimated the wrath of a vengeful mother. She basically has nothing to lose at this point.

I also felt the scene where they discover Han Kyul’s death was well done. Although I hadn’t expected this drama to get this dark, to be honest. Still, they did it well, and the tone changed slowly instead of flip-flopping or taking a sharp turn. I miss the humour of the earlier episodes a little bit, though.

hahaha, you noticed it too. “without further ado” means without more work, ceremony or fuss; while “without further adieu” would mean without further goodbyes, since “adieu” is the French word for farewell/goodbye.

the correct cliche is “without further ado”. i was thinking, maybe the recapper was just playing around with the word “ado”. but still, “without further goodbyes” sounds awkward and so out of context with the whole recap to me.

thank you again for a wonderful recap of the episode!

& YES you really must watch ep09 – a couple of my favourite lines are in this episode (hint: @ about 11 minutes in).

later… J2

Improper idiom: “without further ADO”, as opposed to “without further ADIEU”.