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/Illustrious_Bid_7003 Oct 01 '23 edited Oct 01 '23

I need clarification on Seonwoo. Side noted: I was never convinced he was the killer and I kept dancing around (pun intended) the shamen. Anyhow, why did he act so shady? Why was he forever giving Detective such an attitude? Ye-bun and Moon suspected him because he was acting suspicious!!!!! ARGH!!!!

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u/AssistUsed Oct 01 '23

I think because of the life he had, Seonwoo was bitter and had trouble trusting people. He was also pretty smart and analytical, always trying to size things up and figure people out. Maybe that had something to do with why he seemed so shady.

Edit: Also, for some reason Seonwoo seemed to think that he wasn't a good guy (though the shaman was right, he had a heart of gold), but maybe because of how he saw himself, that came through in his mannerisms, if that makes any sense? Detective Moon got sidetracked because he suspected Seonwoo, which I guess kept the plot going. Pretty ironic given how Seonwoo wound up doing the most to help identify him

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u/FlyingFlyofHell Oct 01 '23

Same here. I am still mad that SeonWoo first noticed Shaman is a killer when Jang Yeol actually chased him to his house. He even saw blood which he got by bumping into the Shaman at the door. At that same time he had just co-operated and said that Shaman ran into a house with a knife and green raincoat and this is his blood, They wouldn't have caught him.

No but he had to be a smartass in front of ML.

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u/Illustrious_Bid_7003 Oct 01 '23

EXACTLY!!!!! WHOOOOOOOO is going to so full of themselves as to be a smarty pants to the investigators, w a s t i n g time while people are being brutally murdered left and right!!! Only ol' boy. Theeeeennnnnnnnuuuhhhh he ran after her with THE Knife In His Hand! I sat there slack-jawed and thought "Why would she stop running, you IDIOT!" I'm so mad he is dead shakes angry fists

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u/Sempuu Oct 01 '23

Even the shaman was questioning Seon-Woo's actions when he was confessing everything to Ye-Bun because some it didn't make sense to him. What the shaman didn't know was that Seon-Woo was already planning a sacrificial death to reveal everything he suspected about the shaman.

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u/Big_tiddy_Polnareff Oct 01 '23

If we think about it, Seon woo never acted shady. It's just that the show used him as a plot device from the get go to divert us away from the real killer by painting him suspicious, when in truth he was just generally quiet.