I'm getting annoyed at FL constantly getting into all sorts of dumb misunderstandings. It's like she never learns.And…
From the beginning I was more keen on seeing an actual healing drama about preventing ML from attempting suicide. But it got the typical killer plot instead. And worst of all, the killer is just some random dude with no backstory or connection to the rest of the plot, like a boogey man or plot device.
If FL remembers the past that was changed, maybe some of them do as well?
I don't think so. I also don't think they're actual time travelers, but I'm also not against the idea some of them remembering stuff from previous timelines. But more likely it's just that people are adapting to the new timeline in the closest way possible. The killer's still out there for FL, the grandma still has dementia with glimpses of sanity that can interpreted as whatever. Tae Sung - not seeing it, he's just moving in same circles as FL.
am I the only one who found today's ep boaring and repetitive?ðŸ˜
I'm getting annoyed at FL constantly getting into all sorts of dumb misunderstandings. It's like she never learns. And that serial killer constantly trying to kidnap her while white knight that is ML's always there to prevent that is a big downside of this whole drama. FL has all the hindsight in the world of what's gonna happen, but can't stop being dumb. She even went outside on the day of the accident last time. Also, the police are not gonna find that mofo, as usual. No point in waiting for that. The protagonists gotta do everything by themselves. And they need to get rid of the killer for good, like, dead good, otherwise he'll get out of jail later and history will repeat itself again.
What the hell is wrong with people. Even I dislike the sfl but I know how to differentiate between reality and…
Who's the rookie actress? Seo Hye Won who plays FL's friend? Give me a break, she's been in a ton of dramas. Also, how does taking a picture with a co-star is related to anything?
How many times has FL been actually kidnapped already in the ongoing timeline?! I'm starting to get confused here with this time travelling mess.
-She was rescued by ML when she fell from the bridge after being hit by the killer's car. The killer was apprehended after fighting with ML and got sent in jail. It was the og timeline, but it didn't happened because she changed the past?
-She got kidnapped and was found by ML running away from the killer at the side of the road. The killer was not apprehended. Then she travelled to the present.
-She read the report in the present about ML apprehending the kidnapper who kidnapped her (for a second time?). The killer got sent to jail.
The last two kidnappings seem to still have happened in the same timeline? After which one of them her clueless self started to avoid ML, after the second one? And how did she get a hold of his watch as police evidence? Did the watch fell from his hand? It wasn't shown, but if it did why were police so dumb as not to ask whether the watched belonged to him? It definitely didn't look like it was worm by a tiny wristed woman.
ep9, he's lying on an hospital bed alive, breathing with a machine, still he might wake up, why does she go back…
She wants a perfect ending, so she keeps on replaying. But it's the third and last time (?). Maybe she should have stayed and watched what would happen instead of jumping the gun like that. ML didn't die yet, but just can't deal with the consequences it seems.
The real question is, why did 2009 Sol back then took Sun Jae’s watch after the incident? Since she had the…
The detective said to her that evidence found on the scene is returned after the case is closed. Maybe they didn't know whom the watch belonged to and returned it to FL and she just stashed it.
1) Why doesn't Im Sol use her supposed 'superpower' to escape the criminal or just trick him when she confronts…
1) Because FL is dumb here for the most part. 2) Plot hole. 3) Can't deal with the consequences, addicted to changing the past. 4) She was in his home, probably remembered it when he entered it.
What was that at the beginning of the episode? The killer went after FL again because she got away the first time? Or something inadvertently changed in the past again? And how many times FL will try to change the past? At some point she just gotta stop messing with it and deal with what she's got, her friend even told her the reason why in the previous episode. It was telling how ML didn't even die yet at the hospital and she ran for the watch already to fix the past again.
She didn't, they just didn't cast her for season 2 for whatever reason. But I'm still seeing a motorcycle riding female member of the group, so clearly there will still be a similar role in season 2.
The onmyoji mage wanted to sow strife (?) in Korea and literally staked the country in the middle (sic!). Ok then,…
Flaming sword and watered wood is just some feng shui rock paper scissors bs. The spirit was created by fusing an item, namely a sword, with a soul. None of that answers any of my questions though.
The spirit clearly remembered being at Sekigahara - I'd say that something that came from the soul, not of inanimate objects. They've mentioned something about soul needing a body to be whole, which happens when you're alive. On it's own the soul still remembers stuff, like that sellout grandpa visiting his descendants. But then they also used an old samurai armor of those old times and a katana of unknown origin. So alternatively, if the memories came from inanimate objects then it was more likely that old armor, than a katana which looked brand new. Then they could have put some random fresh body into said armor and cut off his head. But it's rather unconvincing, because then what of that random body's soul, where would it be?
It's not bad, but not as interesting as, for example, Revenant.I also didn't get some things - under spoilers:
The onmyoji mage wanted to sow strife (?) in Korea and literally staked the country in the middle (sic!). Ok then, this I understood. But how did he take a body of a soldier from the Sekigahara battle times (1600) and it was still flesh, not a skeleton or ash in 1940s? It was shown there was a decently fresh corpse in the armor when they cut off his head and inserted a sword in it. There were soldiers in the background wearing 1940s uniforms.
And also, why would that same onmyoji mage tell that family to bury his grandpa above the cursed coffin? What was the point? He wanted to curse that family? But wasn't the grandpa a sellout and in cohoots with Japanese?
And lastly, what was the point of that snake with a human head? Just to show a yokai? That there's an Oni yokai underneath? Or that that whole place's crawling with yokai? Kitsune foxes are also considered yokai.
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And that serial killer constantly trying to kidnap her while white knight that is ML's always there to prevent that is a big downside of this whole drama. FL has all the hindsight in the world of what's gonna happen, but can't stop being dumb. She even went outside on the day of the accident last time.
Also, the police are not gonna find that mofo, as usual. No point in waiting for that. The protagonists gotta do everything by themselves. And they need to get rid of the killer for good, like, dead good, otherwise he'll get out of jail later and history will repeat itself again.
-She was rescued by ML when she fell from the bridge after being hit by the killer's car. The killer was apprehended after fighting with ML and got sent in jail. It was the og timeline, but it didn't happened because she changed the past?
-She got kidnapped and was found by ML running away from the killer at the side of the road. The killer was not apprehended. Then she travelled to the present.
-She read the report in the present about ML apprehending the kidnapper who kidnapped her (for a second time?). The killer got sent to jail.
The last two kidnappings seem to still have happened in the same timeline? After which one of them her clueless self started to avoid ML, after the second one? And how did she get a hold of his watch as police evidence? Did the watch fell from his hand? It wasn't shown, but if it did why were police so dumb as not to ask whether the watched belonged to him? It definitely didn't look like it was worm by a tiny wristed woman.
2) Plot hole.
3) Can't deal with the consequences, addicted to changing the past.
4) She was in his home, probably remembered it when he entered it.
And how many times FL will try to change the past? At some point she just gotta stop messing with it and deal with what she's got, her friend even told her the reason why in the previous episode. It was telling how ML didn't even die yet at the hospital and she ran for the watch already to fix the past again.
But I'm still seeing a motorcycle riding female member of the group, so clearly there will still be a similar role in season 2.
The spirit was created by fusing an item, namely a sword, with a soul.
None of that answers any of my questions though.
The spirit clearly remembered being at Sekigahara - I'd say that something that came from the soul, not of inanimate objects. They've mentioned something about soul needing a body to be whole, which happens when you're alive. On it's own the soul still remembers stuff, like that sellout grandpa visiting his descendants.
But then they also used an old samurai armor of those old times and a katana of unknown origin. So alternatively, if the memories came from inanimate objects then it was more likely that old armor, than a katana which looked brand new. Then they could have put some random fresh body into said armor and cut off his head. But it's rather unconvincing, because then what of that random body's soul, where would it be?
But how did he take a body of a soldier from the Sekigahara battle times (1600) and it was still flesh, not a skeleton or ash in 1940s? It was shown there was a decently fresh corpse in the armor when they cut off his head and inserted a sword in it. There were soldiers in the background wearing 1940s uniforms.
And also, why would that same onmyoji mage tell that family to bury his grandpa above the cursed coffin? What was the point? He wanted to curse that family? But wasn't the grandpa a sellout and in cohoots with Japanese?
And lastly, what was the point of that snake with a human head? Just to show a yokai? That there's an Oni yokai underneath? Or that that whole place's crawling with yokai? Kitsune foxes are also considered yokai.