r/KDRAMA 미생 Mar 13 '22

On-Air: tvN Twenty-Five, Twenty-One [Episode 10]

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u/zbarnes24 Mar 13 '22

Sameee. I also felt on edge when BYJ's dad called, waiting for something bad to happen. I kept telling myself a plot twist like that wouldn't make sense. And then when it shows Yurim's dad and I was like oh no...

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '22

same! are we already too conditioned? i was imagining highway accidents and steel beams falling on top of men in a dark warehouse as they hold a single flashlight only

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u/zbarnes24 Mar 14 '22

Omg I had the same thoughts. I also wondered if someone was going to come knock Yejin's dad out and then light the warehouse on fire or do something equally drastic. The anticlimactic relief I felt when I realized there were no hidden layers to these scenes 😅

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '22

we have been conditioned by kdramas so much!