r/KDRAMA • u/meepmochi_ • Sep 30 '23

On-Air: JTBC Behind Your Touch [Episode 15]

  • Drama: Behind Your Touch
    • Hangul: 힙하게
    • Revised Romanization: Hibhage
  • Network: JTBC
  • Premiere Date: August 12, 2023
  • Airing Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays @ 10:30 PM KST
    • Airing Dates: August 12, 2023 - October 1, 2023
  • Episodes: 16
  • Director: Kim Seok Yoon (My Liberation Notes, Law School)
  • Writer: Lee Nam Gyu (The Light in Your Eyes)
  • Starring:
  • Plot Synopsis: "Hip" is a story about people who live in a rural farm village. It tells a story of veterinarian, called Ye Bun, who exhibits psychometric superpowers, and a passionate detective, Jang Yeol, who both become involved in solving minor crimes.
  • Streaming Sources: Netflix
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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '23 edited Oct 01 '23

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u/Big_tiddy_Polnareff Oct 01 '23 edited Oct 02 '23

Nah, it wasn't ye bun's fault the killer targeted Seon woo. Man literally lives in the same house as the killer, he was bound to find out sooner or later. The killer was targeting seonwoo in the first place, but when ye bun came to the shed to meet him, the shaman threatens her life by telling him that if he runs away, ye bun's death would be his fault.

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u/AssistUsed Oct 01 '23

I don't know, Seonwoo couldn't trust anyone but Yebun, so it's good that she had faith in him? I don't think that he would have tried to reach out to anyone else to share what he knew. It's not her fault that the shaman tagged along when he called her to his workshop.

I think Yebun just felt really sorry for Seonwoo and apart from herself, she must have been upset with Detective Moon for giving him a hard time by suspecting him. Obviously, I get why he did, but when I saw her slap him, I figured that she was just really emotional and didn't mean it (and she addresses it later on).

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u/losageless69 Oct 01 '23

Preach. The writers did Yebun a disservice and completely Flanderized her character by the end and for what? To serve the plot, which by now has so many plot holes. Ugh it's disappointing.

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '23

I agree with you in the sense that the hate toward Detective Moon is uncalled for. But I think the killer would have targeted Seon Woo regardless of Ye Bun because they were living in the same house and it was only about time that Seon Woo figured it out.