Tin, it turns out they are real brothers, Then everything is even more complicated.. or is it simpler? What I'm sure of is that Doo Hak has really changed a lot since the beginning of the drama. But I like him even more like that.🥰
So damn it. Stop. They gave their second son to another family. That is, they are brothers... But this woman tells the man on the left that this is his child, even though she can't have children?
Tinny, how could a father do that, send his eldest son to prison for his youngest, and now accuse him of such a life. I can't even imagine what they will do when they find out the truth about the relationship? I was worried that Dohaka's skull would be seriously fractured and sent to the hospital.
To be honest, I didn't think that this drama would be so difficult for me. There are so many topics here that I'm not comfortable with. It's hard to watch. Too much injustice is being inflicted on one person - I don't even want to talk about the "father of the year". He disgusts me. I was surprised by my mother's reaction, that is, she calmly reacted to the fact that her son said, "you told me to go to jail, I went to jail," did she know that?! Ugh. It's hard, I didn't think it would be like this. It's just that the main character would rather find out why he abandoned her and they would rather be together. It's not rosy at all.
Absolutely correctly, Duhak told his father that he was a bandit because of him. He did not let me study and sent me to prison. But there is no other way out of a family of beggars with the psychology of slaves. I understand that there were no condoms in the village in 1960, but when they get married in the 21st century, condemning unplanned children to a life no better, it does not fit into my head
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8And the fact that the guys are brothers is really unexpected for me. What happens when they both find out?
I can watch as much as I want as everyone gets fucked up, but when he gets beaten up, it's just that the main gangster is a tough guy)
I was worried that Dohaka's skull would be seriously fractured and sent to the hospital.
To cripple my son's life like that, I still have to try...
and the fact that the guys are brothers is very unexpected.
Too much injustice is being inflicted on one person - I don't even want to talk about the "father of the year". He disgusts me. I was surprised by my mother's reaction, that is, she calmly reacted to the fact that her son said, "you told me to go to jail, I went to jail," did she know that?!
Ugh. It's hard, I didn't think it would be like this. It's just that the main character would rather find out why he abandoned her and they would rather be together.
It's not rosy at all.
But there is no other way out of a family of beggars with the psychology of slaves. I understand that there were no condoms in the village in 1960, but when they get married in the 21st century, condemning unplanned children to a life no better, it does not fit into my head
Why not shoot? It is less traumatic and bloody.