That’s how helpful the ability to see scents are, after all! The Sense of Success Plus, the chances of Yeom Mi getting rescued is significantly greater when compared to a situation in which Cho Rim becomes the victim. Lieutenant Yeom gravely risking her own life for Cho Rim is respectable, especially because it’s a known fact that she could have handled it better anyway. The concern they share for one another is touching and I adore how well they seem to get along together – once they got over their initial difficulties regarding Cho Rim’s real identity, that is. It took me a bit of time to warm up to Lieutenant Yeom, but her close, yet sudden, friendship with Cho Rim is an aspect I really like. The Sense of DespairĪlthough I rolled my eyes at how convenient it was for the weather to go from hot and sunny to a straight downpour, it still didn’t make Cho Rim’s despair any less moving. Although she was scared and nervous, she never allowed Chef Kwon to be aware of that fact and took away any sense of satisfaction that he would have otherwise felt.
She kicked butt, metaphorically speaking, by remaining rather level-headed, calm, and collected for the duration of her six day capture – even as her time slowly ticked down to zero. Not only did she shock him when she revealed that he had kidnapped the wrong woman, Lieutenant Yeom also made him lose his composure, pointed out the flaws in his murdering logic, and, well, pissed him off by pitying him. How many viewers loved Lieutenant Yeom more than they did before after this week? I, personally, adored her ability to completely unsettle Chef Kwon by profiling him to a T. With the combination of these two facts, we have the Barcode Murderer, who takes joy in seeing his victim’s lives instead of their faces. We now know that Kwon Jae Hee was abused as a child and has an unquenchable urge to kill. It all adds up and we have Lieutenant Yeom to thank for piecing it all together. I remember feeling cheating back in episodes 7 and 8 when it was revealed that Chef Kwon had Prosopagnosia, but now, it actually makes sense. It hit me so hard, I’ve re-watched it a good handful of times and it still brings me to tears! The Sense of Clarity This is, precisely, the flawless performance I was talking about – the ability to tug on my heartstrings and had me mad grabbing the tissues in a mere three minute scene.
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Seeing both of them at a loss in how to proceed in rescuing Lieutenant Yeom ( Yoon Jin Seo), followed by the confession of guilt each carried for the other while still loving each other so deeply was a straight, hard punch to the gut. The Sense of Truthsįrom Oh Cho Rim ( Shin Se Kyung) revealing her scent seeing abilities to the Barcode Team to the details behind Kwon Jae Hee’s ( Namgoong Min) method of killing his victims, there were discoveries and confessions aplenty, but none tore at my heart quite as much as the beautifully raw moment between Choi Moo Gak ( Park Yoochun) and Cho Rim in the parking deck.
It was these two episodes that restored a bit of the faith I had lost last week for a decent ending, so I’ll definitely be holding my breath and hoping for a great conclusion next week. This is the moment – the final stretch to the finale – where skills, talent, and experience is of utmost importance and everyone pulled it off so well. Even though the surprise factors were expected and the twists were obvious, it didn’t make it any less satisfying or intense to watch it all play out. After last week’s head scratching mess of glaring plot holes, “ The Girl Who Sees Smells“ redeems itself with two great episodes in 13 and 14.
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