Tantalizing Instalment

I love how this show has evolved from the first season. Not only have the characters grown (especially in the case of Prosecutor Yoo- she managed to get even more BA and tough) but we've also gotten to know their backstories and personalities better.

It can be frustrating, as a viewer, to be so in the dark about the Vampire lore that surrounds this particular interpretation. For instance, why do Min's eyes turn blue when other vamp's eyes are blood red (I'd guess because he doesn't kill/drink-his-blood-from-live-victims but it could be debated)? However, as season two progresses I'm fairly certain we'll start to get more and more answers, especially as Min's maker becomes a greater focus of the story line.

Next weeks episode looks awesome...finally one of our characters goes undercover- that can always lead to *interesting* situations ;)

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One hint, two hints, three hints... and one new vampire

It's a bit difficult to write about the case - i'd say that it was good (even though a bit confusing). But the more important parts were probably the hints about vampires - and even one new vampire appearing- Detective Hwang pointed it out often enough ^^
One thing that was a bit sad was that the forensic doctor seems to be ill (he spoke about an hereditary illness before - some blood disease) But since there wasn't shown much i think there are going to be some more scenes with the little girl.

At the beginning and at the ending some short scenes were shown - Right now we have 6 Vampires: the two prosecutors (+Min), the girl, the boy that appeared in this episode and one mysterious Vampire
--It's getting clearer but we're still only at the beginning

This episode ended with Min getting hurt - i don't know how much Prosecutor Yoo understood... But i think it's unavoidably that at one point she get's to know that P. Min is a Vampire

At last the preview: :D That looks similar to something i've seen before (this time with models instead of actors)

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