Alright, alright, lemme tell ya ’bout this “Behind Your Touch” ending, ya know, that Korean drama everyone’s been yappin’ about. Finished up last Sunday, they say. No more butt-touchin’ weekends, ha! Them city folks and their shows, I tell ya.
So, this Ye-bun girl, she’s got this… uh… special touch, see? Makes animals and people see their memories when she touches their behinds. Don’t ask me how, that’s just how it is. Anyway, this whole time, they been chasin’ this poncho killer, real nasty fella. Turns out, it was that Shaman Park fella all along! Can ya believe it? Always the quiet ones, ain’t it?
But hold on, it gets twisty-er. This Jong-bae dude, the one with the creepy eyes, he’s the REAL killer, the Mujin serial killer they been talkin’ about on the radio. Killed Ye-bun’s grandpa too, bless his soul. That no-good…! I tell ya, these city stories are somethin’ else. Back in my day, the worst we had was old man Johnson’s chickens gettin’ loose.
- Shaman Park, he was watchin’ Ye-bun real close, but she’s a clever one, that girl.
- She tricked him, got a message to that detective Jang-yeol, the one with the nice smile.
- She saw Sun-woo’s dyin’ message in the Shaman’s head, a passcode to his phone. Smart girl, I tell ya, smart girl.
They got a recordin’ of Shaman Park admittin’ he’s the poncho killer. But then, Jong-bae shows up and it’s all chaos. Ye-bun, she runs away, and Jong-bae, he’s chasin’ her. Scary stuff, I tell ya. But she ain’t no pushover. She pokes Jong-bae’s eyes and bites his head. Says she’ll see him every week. That girl’s got guts, I’ll give her that. They finally catch Jong-bae though, thank goodness.
So, what happens in the end? Well, Ye-bun, she decides to use her… uh… talent, to become a celebrity. Imagine that! Touchin’ butts for a livin’. The world’s a crazy place, I tell ya. And Jang-yeol, he goes back to Seoul. Probably for the best, gettin’ away from all that craziness. I guess that’s it, the end. They caught the bad guys, and everyone goes their own way.
Now, I ain’t watched this whole thing myself, mind you. Just heard bits and pieces from the neighbors and those young’uns at the market. But from what I gather, it’s a whole lotta drama and twists and turns. Keeps ya on the edge of your seat, they say. Me? I prefer a good book and a cup of chamomile tea. But hey, to each their own.
So, that’s the “Behind Your Touch” ending, as best as I can tell ya. Killer caught, secrets revealed, and life goes on. Just like in real life, I suppose. Except, we don’t have no butt-touchin’ powers here, thank the Lord. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I gotta go feed the chickens. Them city dramas ain’t gonna put food on the table, ya know.
Some folks say the ending was good, some say it was rushed. Can’t please everyone, I guess. Me? I’m just glad they caught that killer. Nasty business, that murderin’ stuff. I hope that Ye-bun girl does alright as a celebrity, though. Seems like a nice enough girl, even if she does have a… peculiar… talent. As long as she stays outta trouble, I reckon she’ll be fine.
And that detective, Jang-yeol? He seemed like a good man. Hope he finds happiness back in Seoul. Maybe he’ll find a nice girl, settle down, have some kids. That’s what life’s all about, ain’t it? Family, friends, and a good cup of coffee…or maybe some moonshine, if you’re so inclined. Anyway, that’s all I got to say about this “Behind Your Touch” business. Now, go on, get outta here. I got chores to do.
