I could hardly sleep after discussing the plan to end Kwon. Once the plan was discussed and confirmed, it was clear that there was no more stopping it. Shin seemed different from Miho. During the two killings I had seen Miho commit, on the first kill she exuded an aura of a tigress on cocaine - not that I had an experience with it -, and when she killed Minji, she had an impossible mixture of aloofness and ice cold cool that was the polar opposite of the fire and pain she brought.
Shin on the other hand was business-like. He was cool-headed and thoughtful. What was more disturbing was his understated friendliness and cordial tone. It was almost as if he was an insurance man selling a premium product for a VIP, trying to tailor to the client's demand to make them feel at ease and secure that anything that goes wrong in life will be covered.
It was ironic. Truly ironic. The whole thing was.
