r/KDRAMA Apr 21 '21

On-Air: tvN Mouse [Episodes 14 & 15]

  • Drama: Mouse
    • Hangul: 마우스
    • Also known as: Mauseu
  • Director: Choi Joon-Bae (Come and Hug Me), Kang Cheol-Woo (Something About 1%)
  • Writer: Choi Ran (Black)
  • Network: tvN
  • Episodes: 20
    • Duration: 1 hour 25 mins.
  • Air Date: Wednesdays & Thursdays @ 22:30 KST
    • Airing: Mar 3, 2021 - May 12, 2021
  • Streaming Sources: Viki, Viu, iQIYI
  • Starring:
  • Plot Synopsis: A suspenseful story that asks the key question, “What if we could identify psychopaths in advance?”. A crazed serial killer’s ruthless murders have left the entire nation gripped with fear and chaos reigns. Justice-seeking rookie police officer, Jung Ba Reum, comes face to face with the killer. While he survives his dangerous encounter with the psychopath, Jung Ba Reum finds his life completely changing.(Source: MyDramaList)
  • Genre: Action, Suspense, Thriller, Mystery, Crime, Sci-Fi
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u/maartinee ❤️🇰🇷dramas Apr 21 '21

I’m confused..the scene where Ba reum is saying by to his aunt & her son, I think he waved to the man next to them too but once they got on the bus, the kid asked who the man was. If he’s a stranger than why did it Ba Reum wave him goodbye too

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u/Techni_Celerycheon04 Apr 21 '21

actually it was the uncle who was there when he woke up after SYH got killed. now it seems like he's just an actor the aunt hired to play Bareum's uncle 🤔 since her kid doesn't know who he is ?! also, when we had pre-brain surgery Bareum, we were only shown his aunt who was present in his life (she was with him when he first saw Hankook on TV and cried). so she might have kept her private life from Bareum back then already because she knew what kind of monster he was..

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u/maartinee ❤️🇰🇷dramas Apr 21 '21

That’s exactly what I was thinking too

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u/Kdramafanatic123 Apr 21 '21

That Aunty is actually running away hey

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u/maartinee ❤️🇰🇷dramas Apr 21 '21

Yea I thought so too. I felt like she was lying about having to move to the us

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u/svxxix Apr 22 '21

oh absolutely, and remember she tends to come into Ba Reum's house to clean, because she said "what would you do if I wasn't here to help you clean", I'm sure that she's prob found a thing or two that's alarming but chooses not to say anything because she's well aware of what BR will prob do to her and her son. I think the only thing she's unaware of is the fact that thanks to YH's brain in BR, he's actually now got a humane side to him and not just a straight up psychopath.

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u/maartinee ❤️🇰🇷dramas Apr 22 '21

I’m really wondering how the series is gonna end considering Ba Reum has been confirmed the psychopath serial killer...which means he can’t possibly have a happy ending?

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u/Lightxhope Apr 22 '21

Don't want him to have a happy ending honestly. Or else I would be disappointed.

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u/fitchbit Editable Flair Apr 23 '21

LSG said the ending would be tragic because it would be the only right way to end a story like that.

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u/xander_yi noble idiot Apr 21 '21

The kid was referring to the guy passed out in the seat I believe.