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Death's Game Episode 8 (Patreon)

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2024-04-03 14:00:05
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2026-06
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Content

"Don't Go Looking For Death. Death Will Come Find You."

Comments

Flora

Thanks, guys. I enjoyed watching this with you! About how the baby or kid fit in, or even how the Park Taeu storyline fits in...I would see it as a chance for Yeejae to understand some things he took for granted while thinking other things were more important than they actually are. Not everyone has a loving family (e.g. in the baby's case) or other people who can/will support them (e.g. in the homeless man's case) through life's struggles. Not everything is about money either...just like the pursuit of money killed the skydiver, the gangster, the MMA fighter. Being born into a rich family doesn't change the course of a person's life to one without troubles, as Yeejae sees in the Taekang heir's case. Talent is also not definitive of success, as per the artist's case (although of course, the revenge bit is what brought him to his death rather than the brain tumour). Working in the 'perfect job' doesn't guarantee happiness, as we saw in the fired employee's case. And also, just by being 'good' (like the cop) or 'innocent' (like the school kid or baby) doesn't guarantee a smooth and wonderful life. No-one is entitled to have a 'perfect life' in a 'perfect world' - we have to work with what we have control over such as our own actions and values, and make the most of this life we have within the time we have to live it.

Seelia

Such a sad show really. The suicide rate in Korea is very high now. I watched a short video about it, it's mostly many older people who have no family or who don't want to burden their families. They talked about the gap between the older generation and the new generation. Their views on life used to be what's best for the family. Now I think because of the influence from the west, the younger generation's mindset is individuality comes first. I think the difference is so drastic that it's hard for them as a nation, to find a middle ground. On top of that, netizens are so toxic when it comes to superstitions, idols, bully culture... I hope people watch this and learn from it also. The sad reality is, if they delete themselves, there is no coming back.

Melody

You need to struggle to get stronger it’s a part of being a human. If it’s always easy you won’t grow the necessary skills to cope when things get tough.

Seelia

For a long time, my view on suicide was like Death. Whether there is a heaven and hell or nothing at all, I thought that people who take their own lives were very selfish. They were selfish and cowardly, not thinking about all the people they would leave behind. Then I learned about mental illness and I don't think some people can help themselves. If there's something wrong with your mind and you think it's the best solution, nobody would be able to help you. There's so many shades of mental illness too. I'm not black or white on this topic anymore but I do think that if you're of sound mind, yes, you are just like this character.

Cheol-Woo Park

It's all good he has been given a second chance at life as himself, but the questions that I immediately had were "What about Park Tae-U?" "Ji-Su is still destined to die by the hands of Park Tae-U, isn't she?" So why did we spend so much time punishing Park Tae-U? I've seen people say this isn't a show about punishing the evil, but about cherishing being alive. But after spending so many episodes building Park Tae-U as the ultimate villain and punishing him, I can't fully agree.