“I think so too. He didn’t even show as much resentment and anger towards his adoptive mother as Do-Ya and Park Min did.”0

For the first time, Kwon So-Hyun and Park Han-Young sang the same tune. 0

Chae Woo-Jin’s Lloyd was neither gruesome nor was he conflicted with love and hatred after killing his adoptive mother; his version of Lloyd was a meticulous and cynical painter. Chae Woo-Jin’s Lloyd stared at his adoptive mother like how a painter stares at his model. As he imagined what his final painting would look like, he felt delighted. There wasn’t a hint of an angry murderer anywhere. 0

“But wasn’t his acting perfect? Unlike the other actors that were busy reciting their lines, he even acted out the minute details like he was doing a monodrama. Even though there was clearly a line by the adoptive mother about how the child seemed to be fascinated by his white hair, most of the actors simply ignored it and stood there without doing anything, right?”0

Park Min had also acted out the part where the boy tugged on Lloyd’s hair, but he did it while standing up. Chae Woo-Jin was the only person who got down on his knees and faced the child at eye level. More importantly, when the child grabbed his hair, he managed to exquisitely act out the complicated facial expression while his head was lowered. He managed to capture...0