RBD-779 - Private Discipline: Flight Attendant's Atonement Ritual

The drama in the beginning is quite well-crafted. The setup where a flight attendant wakes up restrained and tries to piece together what happened is a nice touch. I expected a plot where a strong-willed, prideful flight attendant is broken down through humiliation and training, but she loses her spirit way too quickly, which was a bit of a letdown. However, if you view it as a typical 'Yutori' (relaxed generation) character who gets cocky in good times but folds immediately under pressure, it might actually be more realistic for today's standards. If it captures the reality of a generation that acts tough on the outside but is empty and surprisingly obedient on the inside, then it's a good production. It feels more like disciplining a child than hard-core training, focusing on the submissiveness of a young woman learning to obey. I wish the actress had more lines to build the drama; it's likely a lack of acting skill, but relying entirely on the male actor's dialogue is a drawback.