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Episode 14 of Flower of Evil Hits New Ratings High of 4.767% as Hyun Soo and Ji Won Stay Aligned to Capture Accomplice Baddie Hee Sung — 6 Comments

  1. One of the many things I have loved about this drama is the consistency in the maturity of the couple.The way they communicate even before the veil of DHS was uncovered.After they have started a new phase in their marriage, even when they are fighting.They really have that mature vibe of a 14 year couple. Something I wish to see more in kdramas. You can have angst but not senseless drawn out drama due to lack of communication.

    I also dont think the intensity has waned even though we know who the bad guy is. This explains why the rating is going up instead of staying stagnant or decreasing.

  2. Oh I love their fighting in this episode. Finally he’s shedding the perfect husband image and showing some true snark and emotions. Although he’s still gentle and loving (which I think is underneath is just essentially who he is), he no longer hides behind the perfect facade in front of her, which is just awesome.
    I’m loving this drama, it has the right tone and excitement.

  3. I love them as a couple! Even their fight scenes are hilarious! They are so loving and considerate of each other even when they fight. Do Hyun only ever used his snark with his reporter best friend (their conversations are hilarious as well) and on rare occasions with his noona. So to see him turn his snark on his beloved wife means he’s put away all pretense and is comfortable allowing her to see him for who he truly is. Which is at heart, a warm, loving man. I was curious about why Do Hyun never turned out like his father in spite of who his father was, and despite how screwed up the psychologist and townspeople made him. It was because, somewhere in his life, he received a lot of love from his sister, and surprisingly even his serial killing father. His father kept Do Hyun and his noona away from his truly heinous activities. I really want to know why he protected Do Hyun from a scum like Hee Sung. I’m curious about the relationship between master and protege that made Hee Sung kill him. I’m almost convinced that the writer is a sadist for putting me through such agony in Ep 14 as Do Hyun tried so hard to prove his innocence but is constantly foiled by his adoptive family. This drama is only ratcheting up its intensity. Kudos to the writer, cast and crew.

  4. I love them as a couple! Even their fight scenes are hilarious! They are so loving and considerate of each other even when they fight. Do Hyun only ever used his snark with his reporter best friend (their conversations are hilarious as well) and on rare occasions with his noona. So to see him turn his snark on his beloved wife means he’s put away all pretense and is comfortable allowing her to see him for who he truly is. Which is at heart, a warm, loving man.

  5. I was curious about why Do Hyun never turned out like his dad in spite of who his dad was, and how screwed up the psychologist and townspeople made him. It was because, somewhere in his life, he received a lot of love from his sister, and surprisingly even his serial killing father. His father kept Do Hyun and his noona away from his truly heinous activities. I really want to know why he protected Do Hyun from Hee Sung. I’m curious about the relationship between master and protege that made Hee Sung turn on him. I’m almost convinced that the writer is a sadist for putting me through such agony in Ep14 as Do Hyun tries hard to prove his innocence but is constantly foiled by his adoptive family. This drama is only ratcheting up its intensity.

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