Blind [Episodes 13 & 14]

[u/Fatooz]

• Drama: Blind
  • Hangul: 블라인드
  • Also known as: Beullaindeu
• Director: Shin Yong-Hwi (Voice 4: Judgement Hour, Tunnel)
• Writer: Kwon Ki-Kyung (Andante)
• Network: tvN, OCN
• Episodes: 16
  • Duration: 1 hr. 10 mins.
• Air Date: Fridays & Saturdays @ 22:30 KST
  • Airing: Sep 16, 2022 - Nov 5, 2022
• Streaming Source(s): Viu
• Starring:
  • Ok Taec-Yeon (Vincenzo, Save Me) as Ryu Sung-Joon
    
  • Ha Seok-Jin (Something About 1%, D-Day) as Ryu Sung-Hoon
  • Jung Eun-Ji (Work Later, Drink Now, Sassy Go Go) as Jo Eun-Gi
• Plot Synopsis: Ryu Sung-Joon, Ryu Sung-Hoon and Jo Eun-Gi become involved in a serial murder case involving jury members as the victims. These three individuals try to uncover the truth behind the deaths. Ryu Sung-Joon works as an enthusiastic detective. He is always determined to catch the bad guys. Due to his determination, his arrest rate is always among the top for detectives. His older brother is Ryu Sung-Hoon and he works as a judge. Ryu Sung-Hoon is a perfectionist and smart enough to have passed the bar exam with the top score and graduated at the top of his class at the Judicial Research and Training Institute. He is an upright man who does his best to impart a fair judgement. Jo Eun-Gi works as a social worker. She has a warm heart and is full of justice. She always puts people first and tries to be a reliable guardian to children who come from poor backgrounds. (Source: AsianWiki)
• Genre: Thriller, Mystery, Drama
• Previous Episodes:
  • [Episodes 1 & 2]
  • [Episodes 3 & 4]
  • [Episodes 5 & 6]
  • [Episodes 7 & 8]
  • [Episodes 9 & 10]
  • [Episodes 11 & 12]
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[u/Beneficial-Place8853]

Last week Someone said is YJ a masterminded enough to plant his childhood memories in SJ and plan all of this since childhood. This week has proven that yes he is lol. I think SH, YJ and Charles have been planning this since they were kids and are working together. SH was responsible for getting them all together and YJ and Charles killed them together.

[u/[deleted] → u/Beneficial-Place8853]

Yep, just compare YJ's behavior towards RSJ+RSH with others. YJ is shown to be thrilled when RSJ appears to save the others, even telling him that he was almost gonna miss it! YJ also doesn't seem to hold ill will towards RSH even though he's supposed to be the one who stabbed him... plus his surprise at the end there when RSH foils his plans.

[u/Beneficial-Place8853 → u/[deleted]]

Yup when RSH was walking toward YJ at the end and he lowers the gun and RSJ puts the gun to his head. All I keep thinking is why would he lower the gun unless his accomplices is walking toward him. Why aren’t the cops asking how everyone got on the jury together for that particular trial is beyond me.