Okay but the body swap is so unnecessary π€¦π»ββοΈ. The first 4 eps were gd. I hope they change back I…
We know from the start there was a body swap though... And it was extremely useful to get the plot moving... But yeah not everyone gets it. That's okay
New detail Yeon-wol's father and brother were executed, for the conspiracy that kill queen 3 (Kang's mother).…
Nope not yet. I feel we'll discover it. It sounded today that the Kim Han-cheol had more to do with it than explained earlier (he gave her the poison, but the DQ said in episode 1 she had been behind it). His flashback in episode 6 could explain more... I can't wait to find out more π
π€·πΌββοΈ I would bet end of episode 8 considering the evolution in the last episode. The flower needs to turn all red again. 3 were left at the beginning of episode 6, I'd imagine at least one more turned red
Her "aunt" gave her ring to her adoptive parents. It was in a deleted scene but MBC put it on YouTube…
Yeah I was initially surprised the body had the rings as obviously Yeon-wol was wearing them when rescued. But I suppose the Left minister just took a body and placed a similar ring on the finger so they could officially recognize the princess as dead. I'm surprised they deleted the scene, but then the episodes are already very long. They decided that reveal would be handled differently I suppose. Each episode MBC gives us a deleted or modified scene on YouTube.
It really looked like two couples at the beginning ππ but we got quite the surprise with that
I must admit I was shocked but not necessarily in a bad way. I certainly wasn't expecting that. It's one of the things I like about Moon River, it's full of surprises, even the usual tropes are not treated the same way as in most dramas. I guess technically we have two couples, one with two soul mates that fate can't separate, and one highly dysfunctional, that started in trauma bonding and where I know expect one to kill the other πππ
How weird it must be to kiss your own self πThey both experience each others pain but we still dont know how…
We saw their fate flower that got damaged when the first thread broke is slowly mending, with I suppose each realization they have. The opening credits show it, but I didn't pay enough attention. They start white then become red when the lovers connect. When the thread broke it became half white... In episode 6, we saw one one white petal became red, 3 remain white and need to turn red. I imagine then they might be able to switch back in their own bodies π€·πΌββοΈ
What is that pterodactyl bird in that cave??? is that the Jujjuma or whatever bird from which.. doodoo? you make…
It's the Zhen bird, Kim Han-cheol bought it in Qing the year before the Gyesa year. His poison was used to kill the previous king and his family. Je-woon discovered the bird was still alive and there it is... Well in the official music video released for But a Dream you saw the sequence with Han-cheol walking in that dark corridor and then the black feather. I realize this video has a few spoilers if you pay enough attention ππ
Sorry I'm not too used to discussions... Should I copy paste there again with the new elements they gave in the…
Yeah sorry I didn't understand. I've only started posting since A Hundred Memories... Before I was just reading and keeping track of the shows I was watching...
Sorry I'm not too used to discussions... Should I copy paste there again with the new elements they gave in the…
Certainly an interesting one... Seems to be long before the first Queen was accused of adultery... Maybe the start of his villain arc. He has this intriguing scar, he hardly was always this polished minister. He probably had a score to settle with the Royals. That's what I like with Moon River, there's always a new layer. It's one reason why I don't understand people saying it's boring, like... I've watched lots of sageuks, and this is definitely one of the less boring ones π
i think this drama is doing way too much way too soon. Both leads are doing amazing and i have loved KSJ eversince…
Both are obviously linked. It's likely because of the thread reconnecting but them not being ready that the swap happened. In episode 6 we got an inkling that is indeed the explanation. In this story all events are tightly linked. Like Kang said, it's like an arrow shot, you can't stop it it goes to its intended target
That's what I like with Moon River, there's always a new layer. It's one reason why I don't understand people saying it's boring, like... I've watched lots of sageuks, and this is definitely one of the less boring ones π
In this story all events are tightly linked. Like Kang said, it's like an arrow shot, you can't stop it it goes to its intended target