Our Blues Episode 19 Reactions: Twitter Is Furious Over Dong-seok’s Mistreatment

Our Blues Episode 19 extended the previous episode’s story of Dong-seok and his mother. They visit Mokpo to attend Dong-seok’s late stepfather’s memorial service but Dong-seok isn’t interested in paying respect to him. He is only fulfilling his sick mother’s wishes because he wants answers from her. Dong-seok has been patient in the episode but still gets mistreated by everyone who is supposed to be his familu.

Our Blues stars Lee Byung-hun, Shin Min-a, Cha Seung-won, Lee Jung-eun, Han Ji-min, Kim Woo-bin, and Uhm Jung-hwa, alongside other cast members.

Our Blues Episode 19
Still from Our Blues Episode 19

A Twitter user wrote, “This scene made me cry my eyes out ???? This was the first time Mrs. Kang defended Dong-seok and expressed her anger for physically abusing him when they were still young ????✨ #OurBlues #OurBluesEp19”

“He is longing for that one acknowledgement from her side that she was wrong by mistreating him,her actions left a deep scars and he really can’t let it go just because she is sick, I’m certain that one sorry will make him feel homely again with her. #OurBlues #OurBluesEp19”, a fan wrote on Twitter.

Our Blues Episode 19
Still from Our Blues Episode 19

A Tweet says, “He deserves an apology. All the people that hurt if have not apologised or even admitted that they did him wrong. He’s been carrying so much pain and hurt for years #OurBluesEp19”

“I didn’t even have time to be sad during this episode because I was too busy being mad on Dong Seoks behalf when none of his abusers owed up to what they did to him. All this drama and emotions and not a single apology has been spoken. #OurBluesEp19 #OurBlues”, A viewer mentioned on Twitter.

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Check Out Our Blues Episode 19 Reactions

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Our Blues Episode 19 is available to watch on Netflix.

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