Oh My Ghost Episode 13

I was so afraid to continue on to this episode!

No, really! I was afraid to continue on after the last episode. Just look at the date of my episode 12 review and this one! Ha-ha. However, this episode was perfect.

Yes, some of the plot holes are still there.

But I couldn't have asked for a better follow up after last episodes bombshell. Bong Seon was so brave and finally told Seon Woo the truth. Which is rare in a drama. Normally when something like this happens no one tells anyone anything!

Both characters reactions were so real and I appreciated it. Especially as we get to see that Seon Woo knew when it was Bong Seon and when it was Sun Ae. Not to mention that he realized that on some level he had already been falling for her. Or at least caring for Bong Seon before she became possessed. In his search to find out how he feels and eventually his search to find Bong Seon again he becomes closer to Bong Seon. They really are two peas in a pod. Different enough, but the same in the things that bring them together.

The other restaurant employees are so fun here! I've loved every minute with them. From they're stupid and annoying antics. Seo Jun really shines here. I've always loved his character and love how he wants Seong Woo and Bong Seon to be together. Because he likes them both and wants both of them to be happy. No pulling an odd love triangle. ^_-

Also, we get to meet Bong Seon's Shaman grandmother. While we don't brush on why Bong Seon can't control her gift like her grandmother, or figure things out. We get a look into Bong Seon. Even if it was brief.

The mystery of waht happened with Eun Hee and her accident is getting closer! More importantly Sun Ae's death. I've loved the pacing of the mystery and how everything has fit so well together. Seong Jae makes such a convincing evil spirit. I'm really looking forward to watching not only him be bad, but Bong Seon and Seon Woo be a couple with everything out there.

Yeah! For the truth! For me this episode was everything I didn't even dare hope for.

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