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I'm a bit stumped on this ending y'all ngl! What do y'all think?! (will be putting this on gold 9/12)

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Sham Sham

Wait a minute ain’t no way you spent this entire season believing his excuse to killing her was cuzz he was in love with her….ain’t no way… 🤦‍♀️🤣. Call the police, call the principal as if they would of actually done anything to stop him with the drugs. lol

Cherry Luffy

down there is different, it's acceptable to jump in when you see anything but the teachers ALWAYS get the short end of the stick

Taisha Caldwell

I get what you're saying about Ms. Choi, but in my opinion I think a lot of your thoughts, like a lot of ours, are clouded by living here in America with the issues that we typically have in the schools surrounding teacher-student relationships. I also think it really depends on the teacher and how far they're willing to go to see a problem student succeed in life. I mean, I've seen truly good hearted teachers here take things farther than necessary to try and help someone turn their lives around and just get through school. I've seen them go out of their way when they know the student is struggling and may not have what they need to live a decent life a home. A good number of them have wonderful intentions and choose to do more as a child's last line of defense when their natural environment fails them here. I can only imagine what it could be like for Korean teachers when they are determined to get those same results because I feel like they're not as restricted by a lot of the same social constraints and stigmas that we're plagued with here. Of course, I could be wrong, but just my thoughts. In no way do I feel as though Ms. Choi felt anything but a deep responsibility for Gyu-cheol. Looking at how loved and impactful she was, I think it's safe to say she was probably overly caring with all of her students, but based off of Gyu-cheoll's home life and behavioral issues, she probably felt that he needed someone to pour into him for him to want to turn himself around, because he was clearly lacking those things a home, so she attempted to do so herself. He just happened to also be a psychopath, which kind of blew that whole concept up. Had he not been, I do see her extra affection and attention towards him potentially making him see their relationship in a different light. I don't see her intentionally wanting any of that though. That was just her personality type and her dedication to her profession and seeing kids succeed, because we see how smitten she is with Hwa-Jin, but we also see her going out of her way to address other problem students that didn't even belong to her school. That's just who she was. It can always be a dangerous thing for a teacher when they choose to try to step outside of that set role to attempt to become more of a parent/friend/confidant/ protector for a student, because we've all seen the many examples of just how that can turn sour. I imagine the gratification of saving a life that way, when done right, is pretty much second to none though. Very thin line for us Americans to walk though, for sure. Especially now. 😬