#mouse (2021)

[lambmotifz]

he’s such a whore ♡︎

[orrr49]

any hcs about muwon or muchi or the both of them :0?

Im glad you asked!! Sorry 4 my English

This hc

Because of his religiosity and fear of physical pain, Muwon is intimidated by the concept of Hell in Dante's Divine Comedy, where sinners suffer terrible pain for eternity.

Muwon first started thinking about God, religion, and the afterlife when he was in the hospital. He was on the verge of death several times, either because the operation could go wrong, or because it could not be performed at all (due to unpaid bills). That's why he asked himself many times, "What will happen after death?" And, of course, he and Muchi both wanted to know where their parents' souls had gone.

Somewhere among the old things, Muchi still keeps a childhood toy given by his brother on one of his birthdays. In the early years after what the Head Hunter had done to their family, Muchi couldn't look at this toy without wanting to burst into tears- it was a reminder of the times when everything was fine. As an adult, when he was cleaning things, he wanted to throw it away more than once, thinking that he hated his brother. But he couldn't. He just hid it away again.

Although Muwon admires his brother, he is also often afraid for him, because Muchi's job is really dangerous. Muwon is terrified by the thought that he might lose the last member of his family, and probably also through the fault of a criminal. (And it turned out the other way around...) But given the complexities of their relationship, Muwon doesn't know what he can do except pray for his brother and sometimes bring him food, enclosing a note asking him to take care of himself and drink less.

Deep down, Muchi also admires his brother, because he thinks that Muwon has managed what he failed to do - to remain kind and bright after all the horrors they have endured. But he'll only have time to admit it to himself.

Idk why I have this headcanon but Muwon is a vegan

Muwon wept after Muchi said he hated him. If Muchi saw this (but he didn't), he would most likely feel terrible (I even wanted to write a fanfic about their quarrel, but still haven't did it).

[kawaiiunii]

updates! finished Mouse 2021 korean drama recently, think yesterday 🤔 would say honestly super entertaining and not predictable what plot twist done. now am watching season 2 squid game as watched season 1 years ago and enjoyed it lots was amazing! season 2 quite interesting, think it lacks much emotional bonding as happened in season 1, there's a bit there and there but not so much. i like how there's trans woman characters who progressively gets acceptance and recognition from the old woman. seem unpopular opinion but its fine to me that old main character here as well to help as many survive, am curious though how story could be executed if everyone who used be in squid game few years back was out of picture. currently! am onto the last episode, episode 7 i think? intrested see what happens in the end, especially curious because positive that 001 is literally office man who was watching them at start, but he's here in sort of 'disguise' as normal player 🤔

[binging-asian-dramas]

Mouse. / Mouse : the Predator / Mouse: the Lie. 8

Story: 9

Acting: 10👌

Chemistry: 10

This is one of those dramas you’ll either love it hate it or be like ‘eh’. It’s also one where it’s a one and done type of series. Going in I absolutely loved it. It was brilliantly made, confusing as hell sometimes but brilliant. Somewhere though midway there became too many plot twists for me and it kind of muddled everything together kind of like you needed a book and diagram to keep up with the spin-offs and the what nots. You have 20 episodes and 2 special spin-off episodes that you should watch after episode 15 then later Mouse: the Last also contains an alternative ending 🤯 To add on a side note the acting, especially Lee Seung Gi is phenomenal. Like phenomenal phenomenal.

[lambmotifz]

not usually into korean shows, but i’m watching “mouse” (psychological thriller + crime mystery) and honestly, i’m surprised how underrated it is. it’s really good

[lambmotifz]

it’s been days since i finished “mouse”, and i’m still haunted by the church scene where bareum comforts his younger self

[kawaiiunii]

hi!!! having some homemade cheesecake that has jelly with blueberries on top and watching Mouse 2021 the korean drama on episode 8 now AND OMG FINDING OUT SO MUCH INFORMATION??? KIND OF LOST AT THIS 🤨

this the yummmmmeh cheesecake

[kawaiiunii]

hihihihihi brain super restrictive cause autism makes me quite annoyed sometime because like to watch asian dramas but cant move on another one that have in list because autism is just?? says absolute nopety nope physically cant move to do and watch even if half and half want to . BUTTTT RIGHT NOW I THINK BRAIN LET ME . MAYBE . watching kdrama wanted to watch for bit while now called "Mouse" is from 2021 i believe and is crime genre, one season