Se non sei italiano, non posso non farti i complimenti per la corretta sintassi e per la scelta impeccabile delle parole! Bravissimo! Hai ragione, è una canzone che fa in modo che la nostra mente si perda, un po' come la poesia "L'infinito" di Leopardi. Specialmente quando si è soli, i pensieri vagano, "si rincorrono", immaginando perfino di essere altrove. In questo caso, quell "io con te" esprime tutta la potenza della scena, una resa dei conti del protagonista . Un gioco di tensioni che culmina irrimediabilmente nella fine e nell'accettazione che, prima o poi, si perde. Gong Yoo bravissimo ed ipnotico nell'ultima sequenza. All'inizio, sembra ferito in modo impercettibile dalle parole del suo "avversario", ma poi il sorriso che segue prepara al termine della sua esistenza, in quel misto di eleganza, raffinatezza, pacatezza e follia che solo in questo episodio riusciamo finalmente a comprendere. Grazie per aver guardato! 😊

@Larettadude L'ho guardata col doppiaggio spagnolo americano ma mi piacerebbe guardarla in lingua italiana così poter sapere le parole che ognuno dice nella parte finale del gioco.

@andresedselbarragansandova9285 In realtà, il senso non si discosta molto dalle versioni che tu hai ascoltato, ma se c'è una cosa di cui noi andiamo veramente fieri è il nostro doppiaggio. Fammi sapere non appena hai visto/sentito 🎉

@@Larettadude Sì, guarderò questa serie anche in lingua italiana così poter godere il doppiaggio italiano. Grazie mille.

@andresedselbarragansandova9285 Grazie a te ☺️

Awww thank you so much! Yeah, actually I took all clips directly from my television screen and tried my best to give them better quality. Thanks for watching and appreciating, though! 😊

Probably, one of the best characters 🎈

@Larettadude the Number 001 is a villain team

Sì pero la peor cosa es no saber lo que realmente pasó. Sólo cuatro personas podían conocer la verdad y dos fueron matados. Si tenemos en cuenta los abusos físicos y psicológicos que los dos subieron, todavía es verdad que los dos habrían podido huirse. La violencia no se puede justificar,de ambas partes.

Victims and perpetrators intertwine, so much so that in the end, what remains is that bitter feeling that you will never fully know the truth. Forgive and justify? Absolutely not. Understand who the real monsters are? Perhaps...

@@Larettadudei love your take on it to be honest.

​@@bjork12Thank you so much for reading in the first place. This was definitely a crime that has shaken minds and has been masterfully brought back to light. Incredible actors, performances that leave a mark. At first, there is a barely hinted sense of normality, of serenity. And then, a sudden rupture that shocks, followed by confessions, stories, and testimonies that make you shudder and feel sick to your stomach, to the point that you need to take some time to decide whether to continue, that necessary time to let your ears and heart rest. What you hear is serious, heavy, shocking. And then, suddenly, the cards on the table change. Everything flips, and you glimpse another truth, completely different, and yet it continues to disturb. Nobody should have the right to judge as reality, whatever it is, hurts so hard that leaves speechless.

@@Larettadude yeah the show is definitely up for interpretation which is what i love about it, it doesn’t seem there is a bias

@@bjork12 However, if you think of the very last scene, it's just like the director wanted to show all misunderstandings in such a dysfunctional family. If you compare the series to the documentary recently released, I've got the feeling that for him and Ian Brennan, despite the suffering and horrific traumas, the brothers had all the cultural, social, and economic tools to make a different choice. They should have, in relation to their desired existential and sexual autonomy (especially Erik, who is portrayed in the series as homosexual), opted for an alternative to murdering their parents. On the other hand, Hartmann sees them more as individuals crushed not only by an ‘ogre’ father but also by a sexist and macho society that had conditioned them since birth. This, at least, is my interpretation when reflecting on the choices made in the series and the documentary. Murphy and Brennan hold the individual responsible. Hartmann confirms that the historical and social context outweighs our individuality.

Lol!! This is my personal romantic tribute. They're sooo talented and I love their music 🎶🎶❤️❤️

Indeed, that never existed.

Aww muchas gracias =))

Ikr🥺🥺

It definitely will. Episode 6 showed how someone could have been saved over the power of love if only people had helped them before... =(

Everyone deserves love… He was just too mentally ill to accept it 😔

The saddest maybe... 🎈

Once he realized the one he was attracted to was about to leave him the very next morning after spending the night together, he let his inner demons go...again we're just speculating here, as reality was far different and we don't know how much he was emotionally involved.

@@Larettadude like dahmer said (probably a lie idk) He didn’t kill Bc of hate, or of anger, just because he wanted them there w him

@@DAISY_440 This is true and reported on real interviews. Too bad the fear of being abandoned deprived others of their lives... =(

@@Larettadude Sometimes for some reason I feel bad for Jeffrey but then I think of all the victims and then I don’t know what to do or say. Like Steven Hicks ,Jeffrey said it was an “accident” but he hit him with a dumbbell and choked him to death. It’s sad :( ! And all he wanted to do was kiss him....he couldn’t have just gave it time?...I mean I know he was leaving but they could have kept talking and they could have turned into something....😭

@@DAISY_440 Who knows? And same, I think that if only he had gotten some counseling, some help...but what he did to his victims goes beyond any possible justification or reason...

Lol you think about dahmer hugging and loving his victims to a wonderwall cover too? 😅

​@@clarencethomas01 ya

I DO really hope she's referring to Evan...

Well then i say u dont have taste in rl man if u dont love rl life Jeff dahmer

I only like actor dressed up as him if yk what i mean but i like him normally as well

I love Evan

I love Jeff and I'll always love him in sha allah 🙂

I’m so glad there is a comment that truly understands what Jeff was going Through

In a bad way

Thank you very much for your kind comment and for watching my edit. You're definitely right, hadn't he been strugglin so hard with his demons inside and eventually surrendered, there could have been a long lasting relationship. Who knows? Again we do not know whether this is fictional or not.

They definitely did. And I agree. He showed Dahmer what true love could be. But of course, there's a huge difference between fiction and reality. It's true that if only he had been loved more, he probably would not have done such hideous things. Thanks for watching 😊

@⸸🙄mary🙄⸸ The mere fact he wrote "I won't disappear" makes the difference...

@@Larettadude Yeah, I agree. It´s not only the fact that dahmer was sick in his brain, but someone could have stopped him. Especially when he was a kid.

@@phoenixraventime Just think of the way the teacher did not cibdider) appreciate his "gift" and gave it to the other kid. Or all the signals he's sowed throughout the years...

@@Larettadude Agreed!