wandering thoughts...my K-World

This is just overall thoughts on the drama… Who needs romance when Falsify aka Distorted is a drama that brings more excitement putting viewers on suspense every week. A drama that managed to gather veteran actors and actresses in one great plot of conspiracy and corruption. A drama that seeks the truth albeit the dangers that might befall the seeker. A drama that could be happening for real. But then people like us are too much occupied with our own daily lives and struggles that such happenings escape our notice. Yes, for we have faith in media to bring in honest information. We have trust in the institution or bureaucracy that promised to protect people and not suspect otherwise. Falsify is a great drama that shows media can also be a tool for secrecy that buries truth in a subtle way that is so easy to overlook at. Journalist who started idealistic could be a target of manipulations and maneuvering without realizing that he \ she already succumbed to the temptations offered...

I am posting gif from episode 33... For many these scenes showed San is not into our CP but if you look at it with neutral perception you would be able to see the scene as how it really was. What was being implied all along. San was about to ran away again! This was after meeting Rin at the bridge where the epic [fail] kiss happened just after San met Dan and was told to stay away from the CP. Wow..those siblings are really too much! As if they are ganging up on San's and Won's happiness. There is reason why she went back to palace...to see Won as he requested. She was not forced to return. She did it on her own after reading his request which she had given him by right when she gave him the promise ring. But because of what transpired before meeting Won she had a changed of mind. This day is Won,s wedding day. Her facial expressions and her eyes are both betraying  her inner thoughts and feelings. She is nervous and blabbering in front of Won. W...

Glad that photos were shared of Taec in his military uniform.

A little rant on last night's episode of #thekingloves. My POV... That ending where Rin was slashed by Won!  Many cried ( of course not seeing the preview first) for Rin. And I was ...? Is that the "sacrifice" that Rin has come up to? What for? To put his blood on the crowned prince and make him the villain between the two of them? To make Won suffer of being guilty the rest of his life? For "supposedly" taking his friend's life in a stupid fight, with Rin not even lifting a hand to block Won's sword? Was that how Rin planned and execute his game to make it believable to Song In? What exactly that sacrifice resulted to? Song In the mastermind is still there. In the end it will still be Won who will end things with Song In. I hoped for this. That this would be a Won Battle alone in the end. I just felt that Rin could have thought of a better plan than making the CP a murderer of his own friend. THAT IS IF THE WRITER IS TROLLING VIEWERS AN...

Via naver Gif of Rin and his father...