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250523 SHINee World VII E.S.S.A.Y Day I

So I just watched the finale to Triangle, and I am so disappointed. They only had one episode left- one episode separating Triangle from perfection, and they finally messed up. You really couldn't let Yangha live? Really? And on top of that, you have Yangha saying useless stuff as he dies? COME ON!

At least let him give up on the evil man that raisd him. To the end, that guy wasn't a father. He wasn't even mad or sad that Yangha was killed. He was just pissed it was done so sloppily. How could you write Yangha telling Youngdal and Dongsoo to leave him alone?

What was the point of the USB that wasn't even mentioned until the last episode? How can Youngdal really be happy when Yangha, the brother he felt most responsible toward, was killed indirectly because of him? Was it really that hard to imagine Yangha with a happy ending? He deserved one. He even had a woman who genuinely liked him. What was the point in killing him off? You already killed their mother and father!

Just have Yangha get stabbed, but recover. better yet, what if Youngdal corners Papa Yoon in his office, and in a fit of rage, Papa Yoon threatens to shoot Youngdal. Yangha bursts in and Papa Yoon i slike, you need to choose.

Yangha hesitates too long, and Papa Yoon decides to shoot Youngdal. In that moment, Yangha chooses, screams "HYUNG!!!" and takes the bullet. In shock, Papa Yoon drops the gun, while Youngdal hugs Yangha's body to himself. A secretary or someone comes to see what the noise is (hey it can be that adjusshi who got Yangha adopted in the first place) and they call the ambulance.

Papa Yoon stays seated in shock while Youngdal rushes off to the hospital with Yangha, and Yoon either shoots himself with the last bullet, or waits to be arrested. Bam. Excellent ending, with the same amount of emotional impact, and the same results.

Lastly...I was ignoring it until now, but Dongsoo's woman joined the American FBI? Or is it that she is being trained for the Korean FBI in America? Either way, it doesn't make sense. You have to be American born, or at least an American citizen to get a position like that. And why would Korea train its top secret agents in America? So yeah...unless I missed something, that makes absolutely no sense.