LisNoir wrote: Omo, this episode of K2H!
It was heartbreaking when Jae Shin remembered what had happened under hypnosis.
I guess I really should watch the episode.It´s weird because for days I am waiting for this episode and now it´s there I don´t want to watch it .Because I heard so many bad things about it
Mirichan wrote: I guess I really should watch the episode.It´s weird because for days I am waiting for this episode and now it´s there I don´t want to watch it .Because I heard so many bad things about it
VioletSakura wrote: Then I'll assume you haven't heard anything about today's epi...
LOL
Sorry, I'm not laughing at your evident suffering - which I share head on as you very well know - but at the emoticons: very well chosen. hehe
Since I can't stay seated like a petrified idiot until next Wednesday, I've spent my time concocting possible scenarios for the last 2 episodes of this drama. In white:
Given the risk they have gone through, I'm certain the following characters will live to the end - I'm not sure the same can be said about me, but that's not the point:
Hang Ha
the Queen Mother
Jae Shin
Jae Ha is out of the question, because they have already killed a king, they can't possibly kill two now, can they?
Which leaves us with only one very high stake: Shi Kyung.
As I see it, his luring Jae Ha to meet Bung Gu is part of a plan he studied with Jae Ha. Jae Ha is determined this war has to end with the capture (or possibly the death) of Bung Gu, and without Shi Kyung pretending to be by Bung Gu's side they would never have a chance to find the man. Bung Gu's been cornered by China, his killing the late King has been exposed, so his obvious course of action would be to flee. That's why Jae Ha and Shi Kyung planned all this in order to meet him before he renders himself impossible to find.
Not for the sake of my intellect, but for that of my sanity, I hope I'm right. And I pray Shi Kyung won't be KIA or,,, or I'll take a vacation from the drama world. lol
