Money Heist: Korea
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This is very different from theLa Casa de Papelsuccess story, which began as a story of failure.
Because of this, Episode 5 is the ramping-up of tension before the makeshift part-ender of Episode 6.
Woo-jin is fighting a war on two fronts, Tokyo tells us as narrator.
He lets Young-min convince him to torture Denver into revealing who the Professor is.
As is the case with torture, it doesnt work and leaves Chul-woo incorrectly thinking Tokyo is the Professor.
Young-min revels in using his power to hurt Denver and reasserting his dominance.
A confused Mi-seon is not impressed, however.
(InLa Casa de Papel, it was Helmers myopathy.)
But thats not going to keep Berlin down.
Chul-woo is going after Tokyo and isnt against terrifying the already terrified hostages to do it.
He activates the fire alarm and hunts Tokyo down.
Still, it falls a bit flat given how often cunning politicians tend to abuse their power.
Woo-jins custody battle is even more complicated because her mother is her chief witness to her abuse.
And her mother has dementia.
No one should have to make this kind of choice.
Among the seeds that grew inside the Professors heart was guilt, Narrator Tokyo tells us.
Didnt Rio go to medical school?
I feel like he should recognize that Berlin is not okay.
Anne continues to be the smartest hostage, even though shes just a kid.
