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Actually develops: Paranoid Schizophrenia

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Moon Jo saw Jeong Woo in him. Jeong Woo did have suppressed murderous intent in him as shown in his military past and his interest of novels (reading and writing). Jeong Woo was the perfect subject of art to the dentist Moon Jo as in the end Jeong Woo became Moon Jo. Yes, Moon Jo was responsible for all the killings in the beginning and eventually when he made Jeong Woo execute all 4 amateur murders in the end, that's when Jeong Woo felt the power of his thirst to kill as it unlocked the supressed character in him. Jeong Woo had a very thin line between the character inside: of a killer, notorious and outside of a naive supple guy. Moon Jo broke that line of self control when he let Jeong Woo take control of killing the 4 people in the end. Moon Jo although now physically dead, his presence lives in Jeong Woo that's why even after having the neck sliced by him, Moon Jo said, "You and I will be together forever." Even at the ending scene when Jeong Woo was in ambulence, Moon Jo smiles and walks away and Jeong Woo's expression showed he was no longer scared of him. So in all, this was a constant battle of Jeong Woo within himself: inside and out, of a repressed killer and a self controlled man fueled by Moo Jo's hideous character and intention of becoming one with Jeong Woo, making him same as him; insane and crazy, one who loves to torture and kill which he eventually succeeds.

I think an undderrated good stalking example from a kdrama is suspicious partner where the female lead briefly gollows around the male lead because she likes him and he helped her out. But she meets a stalker during a case and reevaluates her behaviour and grows.

I just came from "How Strangers From Hell Gaslights Its Audience" and I am so happy to have discovered your channel!! The way you genuinely explore these stories from different perspectives and angles and their relationship with the audience is like a movie in of itself! After watching this particular video about toxic couples, it made me think about the main lead couple from Oh My Ladylord! I know it's generally viewed in a good light but I found it to have one of the - if not the most, toxic couple in the Kdramas I've watched. It seems that it's probably just me who feels this way, though😂. Anyways, on to the next video!

Ok now I’m confused isn’t there a webtoon called hell is other people? I think it’ll give more truth to the series and the confusing story ig

Not about the video but I really miss you. I don't know what happened I hope your are doing well and come back one day again with your amazing works .

I am so happy that love in the big city came out because it changes the representation of queer kdramas and is also by big entertainment company. I hope you can make a video about it in the near future

Baek Inha from cheese in the trap was such a good character. She was treated badly throughout the show which reflects her actions.

love this series. found out about it in september last year and my passion for it still hasn’t died down. i wish i found it sooner tho

25:51 😭😭😭😭😭

It was adaptation of a webtoon which is hell is other people. It has two season. Read that and you will understand everything.

i like this theoryy

bru all ik is that moonjo wants that cookie

Lee dong wook was/is so fine.

alr idk if i missed something, but when jongwoo and moonjo first met at the roof, jongwoo says "why u smiled at me so much" which i dont understand, did he thought moonjo was gi hyeok or sum?? can someone explain it to me?? 😭😭

Now I do want to know who write the script and the director of these series. Have they sticked to this progressive approach? While one would argue the way the actor portraits the roles basically represent how the actor is in real life. I'm still skeptical. That said I have heard far and wide that Cha Ean Woo is a very nice person in real life.

I think I understoood at the end that he was not a victim but I didn’t realize how many times he manipulated the audience through out the show ! I need to rewatch it

I never saw it this way, but i see a lot of fan content about this view… I should rewatch

I loved this show, I watched it when I was younger though so I never really understood it but it was still great

It's terrifying and truly incredibly disturbing. A real masterpiece! With this take, it's the horror version of "Bad & Crazy"!

I believe what you said is right He is all I think we should start series from ending scene where it's shown that it's just him making us stuff and he is lying and he is not okhay...what if this is from where he starts to think everything and is making up storyline...which version is best to tell people or police Because as time pass by in the series we see it's just him seeing things and making stuff up to console himself and he is scared to everyone but it was just him talking to himself What if it's just lie he is trying to make...

i watched this series 3 times and never thought about the way you explain but GOD this all makes so much sense. now i kinda feel dumb like how i didnt realize all of it. you explained it so good thank you for this video.

seeing this i think he fits in the diagnostic criteria of schizotypal personalitry disorder but im like not super sure cuz im lazy to further analyse lmao anyone else think the same or otherwise? i’d like to hear opinions or even discuss on this

He was the man who committed suicide in the same room. He killed off the person he used to be the moment he stepped into the room, The diary was his own.

Ah Metamorphosis , Tokyo Ghoul yes.

どこからどこまでが現実なんでしょうか、殺したことは現実なのか妄想なのか

unique thought! but they're just a children from a broken home based childhood.. u can think in a different way.. then u simply can enjoy their friendship~

I took the ending as sort of like what happened to main dude from fight club. If you know, you know.

this video scared me more than the show

I mean Bora leaving and looking upset as soon as Jihyo calls out Siguk's name in ep8 (after trying to stop her from even meeting him again, pretending like she is concerned about it being a trap) is about as obvious as it gets. Then also, the rumours about them being a couple in middle school, pretending to be a couple to investigate Siguk's apartment, and spending 11 hours in a closet. Like come on.

The show ends with Jihyo asking Bora to live together, and there's people not getting they are in love since they were kids? The whole thing about her struggles with her life were a metaphor for not accepting her sexuality. I love the performance of the main two actors, they did a pretty good job giving hints of sexual tension all the time but keeping them nuanced, I specially love Jeon Yeo-Been, she is an amazing actress.

What is the kdrama 0:23 name plzz

i just thought it was bad writing but yeah this makes more sense, thanks

13:01 I wont agree with this line since we all know that moon jo already meet jongwoo and his friends which clearly tells that he is real and not a fantasy of Jongwoo. After this drama i was unclear about moonjo's death was he really dead or was he faking it so that he and jongwoo would be able to kill people like "crime partners" In webtoon nothing is clear since there was no second villain at all the man shown in first episode before moonjo was shown was the one who was the actual villain and not only that but in webtoon there was not a thing called his "past memories" which was kind of weird since aren't that the main thing which came up in jongwoo's mind when he felt uneasy or was druged if we let his dreams slid then it makes more sense that his neighbors were the one that made him like that. There was one scene in which he talk that "it aint the place but the people around me" He knew that the people around hin affected him in a bad way but still he didn't take any action. But if we really think that jongwoo was crazy and he didn't know that then why was he not suspected by the police. It also have one reason because the police never cared as we know that the only police who was into that case was the policewoman and other police officers were just chilling around and never taking action that would make more sense. For me i think jungwoo was made crazy because of the uneasy atmosphere. If he really was the actual killer then why would he kill his friend who have nothing to do with him rather than staying in the same neighborhood? That doesn't make sense. Its clear he was nit that murder from start but was made in the end, yes he killed everyone in that building but dont you think its weird that he was shown killing moonjo but his body was nver shown. The theory I have after reading a comment is that moonjo manipulated jungwoo to kill everyone in the building dont know if that includes him too but it was sure that jungwoo can nver defeat moonjo alone he is way more powerful than him. I think after he kill everyone he went where moonjo was to kill him or thats what we thought but when he came there we see that moonjo tells him you killed everyone and that where we are showen that the blade or whatever was in his hand fall doesn't that means he never killed moonjo in first place? Because moonjo have a really good reflexes if he wanted he would have killed jungwoo the time his blade falls down, so basically what im trying to say is in the end jungwoo went crazy and he really become moonjo's masterpiece and with the help of moonjo they both were able to get out of that building without being suspicious about he police. Since he was shown in the last scene. Too long: Basically moonjo made jungwoo go crazy and manipulated him and in the end they both were not suspected for anything and they become crime partners thats it

I feel like he was so paranoid but he never questioned the drinks before his friend drank them and was sleepy. So i think that might have actually happened. I think it‘s true that the neighbors were killers and i think he killed them at the end but we def cannot trust him. One thing that i‘m unsure about is monjoo. The show clearly hints at that the protagonist is monjoo but then the first neighbor victim said it wasn’t him. But also they didn’t show pics of the other killer neighbor. Also they hint at moonjoo being alive but they must have found a body? We only see him die in one version of events. Anyways i think they are different people and the protagonist went crazy but is now „forever connected“ with monjoo and will probably continue being a serial killer. I think it wasn’t just a story for his novel, i think the alcohol, the being drugged, the nightmares together just made him never know reality. But i wonder what really happened with the guy that moved in after the protagonist? If the protagonist would have been the killer his death would have made no sense i think.

i believe the main character was crazy way before, back in his army days a story was roughly told that two were fighting and jungwoo came in to break it up, hurting someone bad in the process, as he's sitting away from everyone, he looks down at his bloody hand and smiles, saying he regrets not killing the dude. so before he got to the studio, all this happened because of his already murder hungry mind. as for the way it was narrated, jungwoo is a very unreliable narrator, the whole time we thought he was innocent but when the gangster got to the hospital to point out the victim, he pointed at jungwoo's picture.. which really tripped the audience out.. the gangster was wayyy early in the story, the first disappearance not including the foreigner, so jungwoo was killing since the beginning BUT DOES ANY1 HAVE ANY THEORIES ABOUT THE FOREIGNER we never even got to know what happened

In my opinion, I think that after hearing jongwoos novel moonjo tries to make it comes true so he can try get jongwoo to loose his mind. At some points I think moonjo might’ve gone in his room to read his novel to try make the ideas happen to follow the storyline. When jongwoo gets aggressive that’s him slowly loosing his mind possibly due to his neighbours or due to the fact all the events in his novel are coming true, he’s getting creeped out and crying. Moonjo saying jongwoo is his ‘best work of art he created’ at the end showed he succeeded in making him go crazy. Also at the end maybe jongwoo killing everyone else quickly is all himself and not the novel because he has realised everything from his novel is coming true and he wants to confuse whoever is making the events happen by doing it quickly. Seokyoon might be someone moonjo put into jonwoos mind to make his insanity come out more slowly almost to torture him, that’s why we never really saw seokyoon interact with anyone else except from moonjo and jongwoo. Moonjo also tells jongwoo to tell him everything (something along the lines of that) and to never keep secrets from him maybe this is him trying to get more information to make him live out the novel he’s writing. I don’t really know if this makes sense I’m writing this whilst I’m sick and I watched this ages ago so say if I need to explain anything again 😭

Oh wow 5:36 that whole scene gagged tf outta me 😂 That’s fr the kind of background music they chose for a man following a woman, to the point that the cops have pull up in a van and handcuff him?? I see why there’s a 4B movement

I’ve been binge watching your videos. Found your queer representation video yesterday and the content is amazing 🙌🏾

One of my biggest pet peeves about the traditional K-drama format is the 16-episode formula. More often than it should be, in order to comply with this which I consider to be unnecessary and absolutely arbitrary formula, many K dramas just drag on and on and on, adding unnecessary details and deliberately slowing down the pace of the progression of the main storyline. So a lot of them started off really strong, but because of their stubborn adhesion to this ridiculous formula, they become painfully sluggish in the middle, hence losing their attention grab on audience.

Your "Queer Representation Chart" is simply ingenious! Did you come up with it on your own? If yes, I applaud you! This chart, as you mentioned, can be applied to all movies/TV series that have LGBTQ representation in it. In fact, one could even use this chart for their Ph.D. dissertation on Queer Studies in any grad school.

When you first listed the kdramas and said "Move to Heaven, so not worth it" *the way my head snapped like* _BISH_ 😂 Then I realised 😅

I don't really understand what's the deal with Kang seok (the new neighbor who asked for chager) he asked for a chager from Joon-u but didn't actually need it. at first I thought he's a cop in disguise then I thought he's also in cahoots with the residents. he can't be imagination of Joon-u because he did a rap in the park and joon-u wouldn't be able to do so. also I think all the characters actually exist and none of them are imagination. it's just that Moon jo left a deep scar in Joon-u's mind. it's only the end that looks weird the scene where Joon-u is choking himself and asking to spare his life. we don't know whether it was before he offed Moonjo or after he offed Moonjo. ms. um also exist at she was mentioned by police many times. Moonjo exist because Joon-u cannot be a dentist, police officer also exist as she is seen with her family too. btw the little plot twist here and there were also kinda off unique like the twins being twins, officer Jeon wha's father not being actual chief detective but a TV show actor.

I just finished rewatching the entire series and I love it even more now!

Wow... this is one of my fav kdrama but it never occurred to me that it could all be just his psychosis. I'm now believe more that he could have an identity disorder. And the clue is infront of you. Literally. Look at his laptop wallpaper background.

Main actor seems experiencing psychosis, and doing delusions and hallucinations like meeting the dentist.... All neighbors shows shady illegal stuff thats why its triggered him...

Interesting perspective but this just isnt the case, although we see the gradual demise of Jong Woo and he does kill 4 people at the end he was not killin from the beginning, it was Moon Jo.

I expected you to mention Mouse ... :') Anyway I put Psychopath Diary on my watchlist, thanks for this review!

I haven't watched Born Again and i won't (despise the fact i like both male actors) bc i'm so sick of this "he's misundertood, i can fix him" trope for female leads .. Like, what's wrong with the writers?? Do the Kr public really enjoy stalking stories that much? I don't get it.