The Witch

I love the premise of this show!

The Witch takes its time, and while that might leave you craving something big to happen, it's also part of what makes it so powerful.

Instead of fast-paced action, the show pulls you into a slow, lingering melancholy, where every glance, every silence, and every carefully chosen word carries weight. And somehow, before you know it, you're hooked.

Park Mi Jeong's loneliness and isolation are painful to watch. She's the kind of character who makes your heart ache without even trying. She doesn't beg for sympathy, yet you feel her loneliness in every quiet sigh and half-hearted smile. Labeled a "witch," she's the perfect example of how society loves to turn the unknown into something to be feared.

And then there's the male lead-who, bless his heart, is warm, hopeful, and so alive in contrast to Mi Jeong's quiet suffering.

I found it fascinating how this show critiques society, exploring how fear of the unknown can spiral into a literal witch hunt. It highlights how misunderstandings and prejudice can lead to devastating consequences when people are judged for being different.

I'm really curious to see where this story ends!