Behind Your Touch Ep14

I can’t articulate how I feel about this episode. Still good, I don’t have major complaints, just major concern if we’re going to have sufficient airtime to nicely wrap-up our OTP’s romance. 🥺😩

But I’m still putting my trust in our PD-nim and writer-nim. Jebal!

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    I squealed at Jang Yeol’s pathetic failed attempt at confessing his love for her. Boy has fallen long and hard for Ye Bun ❤

    My heart again went thump thump when he ascertained his feelings to the captain😍

    Now, I am mad at the drama/writer for killing Seon Woo. That was a lousy and cheap trick to get rid of SML to cement the lead’s romance. When the comedy has been brilliant so far, I do not see why they couldn’t have slowly made Ye Bun discover her feelings for Jang Yeol.

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      Completely agree! It was a cheap way to get rid of Seon-woo.

      Or, if they were going to take this route, I feel like he should have been one of the first victims. I also don’t like that Ye-bun is getting more trauma than necessary with this one. Grandpa dying makes sense, Seon-woo dying just seems like going too far.

      My head is spinning rn lmao

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        But I am glad they at least didn’t make him the killer, because that prospect was making me even more distressed for Ye-bun’s sake!

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          This may seem like a bright spot, but it is not just about Ye Bun. Seon Woo’s entire arc feels like a bait and switch for the murder mystery with no real importance given to him as a character. What is he, a plot device? If so, why give him a tragic past and why make viewers/Ye Bun feel sympathetic for him? When he opened up to Ye Bun about him running whenever there is a mention of his mom, it is like the writers decided, “Yeah, we don’t know how to help you find solace. There is no hope, let’s finish you off. ” This is not what I expected from the drama, given the fact that it was going strong until Ep 13.

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        I thought his death is actually something that could cause a rift between our leads. His complete lack of distrust and constant accusation made Soon-woo fear coming clean to the cops. He got the killers knife, and he didn’t disclose it because he was scared that JH will use it against him and tag him killer.
        If only… there are so many If only’s..
        If only Ye-Bun stayed in that cell…
        Their combined lack of trust and total trust is so polar opp, I don’t know what is going to bring them together…
        I am just very confused. lol.

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          Agree! Jang-yeol’s lack of trust and Ye-bun’s complete trust. I can’t blame JY though, it’s his job as a detective to not trust blindly, and also SW was acting all sus. I was kind of annoyed with YB for not being prudent given the situation.

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            I feel the opposite of you. Jang Yeol is like every other cop out there in real life, who pride themselves of serving justice, but in hindsight are bullies who blindly stick to accusing a person of crime based on their gut instinct without doing a proper job of investigating the crime based on evidence. I feel the responsibility of Seon Woo’s death lies solely on JY because as @mayhempf pointed out, if only the cops trusted Seon Woo, he would have mentioned about finding the murder knife in his workshop.

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      Omg, same! The context of that direct confession to Ye-bun was a jerky move, but just hearing Jang-yeol tell Ye-bun “Date me” made me squeed hard. And that one with Captain, I can’t believe the word “both” can be so swoony.

      You’re right. It would have been better if there were more scenes that showed the shift in Ye-bun’s crushing on Seon-woo to realizing her feelings for Jang-yeol. Ye-bun’s “It’s not like that.” meant a lot, but they could have done more.

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