Five Stars

The Atypical Family just took on a new dimension in the second half! The show has picked up its pace. The scenarios and events, although clichéd, have become exciting and heartening at times. For instance, the scene where Gwi-ju and I-na finally reconciled was one of the most touching moments in the show so far.Dong-hee and Grace truly function as side characters, but their interactions with each other reveal a friendly connection as they find themselves in similar situations.In this episode, we explored more of Soon-gu and Man-heum’s dynamics. However, the sudden tempo and pace of the show treat their issues more as a plot device than a character study.Overall, the episode was an interesting watch and kept us hooked, especially now that the possibility of a sad ending looms for the Hae-ju couple and their families.

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Just watch it

What a very sad and painful revelation, with the perfect BGM and dialogues.

She kept it all to herself. Like d*mn, kids shouldn't know these things. She became an adult at a very young age and grew up to teenage as any adult would have.

That's so d*mn messed up.

I'm sorry, there just isn't any word to describe and express it. Kids should be protected from these things. It's so painful and sad.

“I'm a monster!”
“I never should've been born!”

The ultimate question: Are their powers a blessing or a curse?

And Ina came to the conclusion that their powers are a curse, and grew up to teenager that way, their powers are a curse. They are monsters.

I repeated the scenes 7 times. They should give the writer, director, and actors, the best awards for this episode.

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