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When Mu-gak enters the library o’ death, Yeom sees him on the camera that’s mounted in her cell. Yes, but what about that part where friends don’t let friends kill their friends?
At her accusation of abducting Yeom, all he says is that he thought they were friends. Jae-hee keeps an even keel and speaks pleasantly to Cho-rim, as though she weren’t glaring daggers at him. Mu-gak informs them about Yeom’s kidnapping, then heads off to look for her on the premises. He presses his gun to Jae-hee’s head and demands to know where Lieutenant Yeom is, his finger tightening on the trigger…īut his teammates burst in and drag him off, having heard the commotion while staking out the house. Mu-gak shoots his way into Jae-hee’s house, then lays Jae-hee flat with a punch. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Loco, Yuju – “우연히 봄” from the Girl Who Sees Smells OST Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. The question is, can this victim hold out long enough to find a safe way out?
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And while I would never argue that there aren’t flaws in the show, I find enough to keep me entertained.Įpisode 14 closes in on our killer even more, and it’s quid pro quo time: He may get inside his victims’ heads, but that doesn’t mean a victim can’t get inside his, too. Hello, folks! I’m just popping in to pinch-hit this episode, which I’m happy to do since I’ve been enjoying the show with its cute chemistry and (as funny as it sounds) lightweight murder mystery.
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These comments are based on watching the series in Korean with English subtitles.132 JanuGirl Who Sees Smells: Episode 14 by javabeans Overall I found this to be a lot of fun and would certainly recommend this to fans of light-hearted K-drama. The special effects used to depict Oh Cho-rim's ability are rather fun aren't over used. Shin Se-kyung and Park Yoo-chun, particularly impress as Oh Cho-rim and Choi Mu-gak they have a fine chemistry. The characters are a lot of fun and the cast does an impressive job. Tensions rise nicely as the killer learns the witness is still alive and starts searching for her. He is shown to the viewer early on and it isn't much longer before the police regard him as the prime suspect. The identity of the killer is not kept secret. However if you want a light hearted crime drama with elements of comedy and romance it is a lot of fun. If you want something gritty then this probably won't be for you. Meanwhile the killer is continuing to kill, unaware that the girl he killed wasn't the witness because he has a condition that means he can't remember faces. Events a few years later bring them together and she uses her ability to help him solve cases however neither realises that she is the witness he is seeking. The retiring officer in charge of the case at the time takes her in as his own daughter and gives her the name Oh Cho-rim.
Meanwhile the witness eventually wakes from a coma but has no memory of her life before the accident she has also gained a strange ability she can see scents. Her brother, Choi Mu-gak, is so traumatised that he loses his senses of taste and smell and the ability to feel pain later on he becomes a police officer so he can bring the killer to justice. In hospital the killer, intending to eliminate the only witness, murders a girl of the same name by mistake.
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As this Korean series opens a teenage girl returns home and finds herself face to face with a serial killer known as 'The Bar Code Killer' due to the fact that he carves a barcode into his victims' arms.
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