this drama is getting me heart attack, damn!!!

HOLY FCKIN HELL. THAT ENDING. i had my volume up on a blast and was literally shocked as fckk when i saw that scene. i am still tryna process that scene, i didn't expect that coming so soon gdamnit.this episode was literally quite peaceful and slow almost all throughout the first 45-50 minutes. then bamm, they gave you all the hook you needed in the last 25-30 minutes.this episode had Vincenzo playing more on the background because he refused to get too involved in the case against Babel Group that the ahjussi lawyer is working on. so in the entire episode, the ahjussi lawyer had more screen time than him. and true enough i was starting to feel that i wanted to see more of the ahjussi-Vincenzo duo fighting against the monsters instead of him doing it alone but i couldn't think of a paradigm shift that will change Vincenzo's mind for it. i just realised after finishing this episode that the ahjussi lawyer is not even in the main role and that explains HE'S EXACTLY THE PARADIGM SHIFT NEEDED, damn :(i kept thinking, how can a person be this upright and persistent to fight against injustice? turned out he's not one without a fatal flaw. he left his wife to die alone because he was busy fighting the world, which made his daughter resent him. i've really wanted their difference in values explained, and now i get it. my heart aches because it makes sense, and suddenly my view of Cha Young's character changed to be more tolerable.things that i am looking forward to see:1. if Vincenzo will make amends with his dying mother, and represent her, and whether she'll stay alive to clear her name despite having a terminal illness.2. how Vincenzo and Cha Young will eventually team up for the same cause since they annoy each other LOL.3. what's the real deal with the ahjumma prosecutor-lawyer. was she the one who ordered for the white truck-kun of doom? WTFH.4. Taec-yeon's real identity.

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Whoa!

Such a turn of event!

It was really so amusing seeing that NIS guy trying to check Vincenzo out. And being surprised at how this Italian consigliere seem to act like this kind person, scolding kids who've been smoking.... assisting the head monk with placing the heated pads (which was so hilarious, considering how the monk still haven't moved from his spot yet complying with Vincenzo's request to move a bit) and general being this neighbourhood cool guy.

And it really took me off-guard, that Lawyer Hong turned out to be far more observant than I initially thought. And remembering and figuring out that Vincenzo was the son of the lady who he's been trying to help. Though it makes me wonder if the old guy also suspected that Vincenzo had some connection to the Mafia. That said, it seemed that the ex-procecutor Choi may be someone as dangerous as whoever that real chairman of Babel was. It makes me wonder what kind of morality she's holding since she's shady AF. Yet in the earlier episode she seemed to despise the lots who who misuses their powers (and still this is the same lady who can turn the most upright dude into a scum overnight!)

And the white truck of doom paid us another visit. That was an intense cliffhanger omg and hopefully the casualties didn't end up real bad. But I guess this would be a good trigger to get Vincenzo to really fight back. Since so far he's only focused in trying to recover the hidden gold. But now he might as well show the bad guys how the Cassano familia do things compared to them.

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