While I have been suspicious of Woo-kyung’s sunbae, Yoon Tae-joo, now that there has been more attention paid to his character in this episode, I can’t help but feel that that we might be getting another mislead. He is most likely Eun-ho’s brother, but it’s still questionable whether or not he is ultimately Red Cry. But I do think that he reconnected with Eun-ho and might have told him the story about his abandonment at the lighthouse.
Yoon Tae Joo is the most suspicious now. He could easily get all the informations he needed, he’s smart, he had the opportunies. I wonder how the both are tied by the lighthouse.
The excuse that Eun Ho understood the dead baby just by watching HaNa was pretty weak. You don’t torture someone like that if you have just an intuition.
Yes, he remains highly suspicious. I’ve been suspicious of him since I first saw him, lol! But I still think that we might be in for more shocking revelations regarding the whole Red Cry identity and the community of Red Cry supporters.
I also agree that the explanation Eun-ho gave was not convincing.
I know this writer is famous for red herrings, but if sunbae is not Red Cry and he didn’t find out about SK through hypnotizing WK with that music box, I don’t know how else Red Cry might have found out about it.
The second WK became transfixed by the music box I was sure HaNa told him about the buried baby when she saw it.
I agree that he is the strongest candidate so far, and as I mentioned in my previous post, he is privy to the most information (much of that information coming directly from Woo-kyung ). I always thought that he might be the one who caused (maliciously or not) Woo-kyung to be seen in a suspicious light because of how much information he could gather from her. And the cases always had some connection to her, or more accurately, the center for which she has been working.
Peridot
January 9, 2019 at 7:38 PM
Continuing my thoughts from the last post…
Peridot
January 9, 2019 at 7:42 PM
While I have been suspicious of Woo-kyung’s sunbae, Yoon Tae-joo, now that there has been more attention paid to his character in this episode, I can’t help but feel that that we might be getting another mislead. He is most likely Eun-ho’s brother, but it’s still questionable whether or not he is ultimately Red Cry. But I do think that he reconnected with Eun-ho and might have told him the story about his abandonment at the lighthouse.
Kurama
January 10, 2019 at 5:52 AM
Yoon Tae Joo is the most suspicious now. He could easily get all the informations he needed, he’s smart, he had the opportunies. I wonder how the both are tied by the lighthouse.
The excuse that Eun Ho understood the dead baby just by watching HaNa was pretty weak. You don’t torture someone like that if you have just an intuition.
Peridot
January 10, 2019 at 9:13 AM
Yes, he remains highly suspicious. I’ve been suspicious of him since I first saw him, lol! But I still think that we might be in for more shocking revelations regarding the whole Red Cry identity and the community of Red Cry supporters.
I also agree that the explanation Eun-ho gave was not convincing.
Midnight
January 9, 2019 at 9:00 PM
I know this writer is famous for red herrings, but if sunbae is not Red Cry and he didn’t find out about SK through hypnotizing WK with that music box, I don’t know how else Red Cry might have found out about it.
The second WK became transfixed by the music box I was sure HaNa told him about the buried baby when she saw it.
Peridot
January 10, 2019 at 9:19 AM
I agree that he is the strongest candidate so far, and as I mentioned in my previous post, he is privy to the most information (much of that information coming directly from Woo-kyung ). I always thought that he might be the one who caused (maliciously or not) Woo-kyung to be seen in a suspicious light because of how much information he could gather from her. And the cases always had some connection to her, or more accurately, the center for which she has been working.
Water Hyacinth
January 10, 2019 at 1:47 AM
Have you watched the recent episode?
Peridot
January 10, 2019 at 9:15 AM
I haven’t watched Thursday’s episode yet, if that’s what you mean. I watched what would be (full-length) episode fourteen.