W two worlds Season 2 sc

No, she's an agent of an internal police in the demon world. Charged to track demons who doesn't respect the rules: no love, no emotion.

Recap, based we know Eun Ho is 37. Hyeri supposed to be 28, not sure.

200X?: Someone dies in Eun Ho family. Age and date unknow, but maybe said.
2012: Hyeri disappears after march but not sure when. EH 25, HR 16.
2012: EunHo+YeonO starts. EH 25. (should be late 2012, or 2013)
2019: Hyeri declared dead. EH 32, HR 23. (in February)
2020: EunHo+YeonO break-up. EH 33.
2021: Hyeri starts parking job. Thanks to confirm the date if it's innacurate.
2024: Now. EH 37, HR 28.

I just saw a thread in DISCUSSIONS about chronology.
Looks at that too.

This drama has too many likers, almost no bad comments. And so, it has now an inner-fight of the fans about the ML is annoying or not. People really need to fight about something. I started to post harsh critisism after two first episodes, and somehow should had continue. So people could find a way to unite and have an easy target to argue with. But the problem now is I like the drama as it is, except the too long punition scenes. Then I choose my camp in the current battle and like the ML ! 😂

In this kind of high-fantasy drama, it's always been like that. World and superpowers aren't stable, and used for twists, even forced in non-sensical plots.

If demons are competent enough to help one killer to escape from a bus, they could as well catch criminals with dozen of crimes. Then, prematurate end of the drama.

It's more a drama we watch for fun, comedy, romance and dramatic effects.

But don't ask too much about the logical part. There are other dramas, maybe classified fantasy too (or sci-fi), but not high-fantasy, and having more serious logical base.

Ah, you'd prefer the ML is a mop, like in NoGainNoLove or StrongGirlNamsoon?

It's said in the drama: Hyeri makes dreams of Eun-Ho, and thinks it's just realistic dreams, until the therapist says her it's real and she's Eun-Ho.

Then I'm one of the few too. 😘

As I said each time, those scenes are too long and don't add much to the story. So, it's a kind of clip in the drama with mostly graphic violence and torture porn. The last ones were a bit shorter, but the one in episode 2 unwatchable, 15 minutes. I fell asleep.

You should watch Steven Seagal movies.
There you can be sure he remains the same emotionless guy start to end.

I'm ok for damsel in distress, but not loosing her powers.
This trope of superheros loosing their power always annoyed me.

Nothing more boring than the badass girl cliché without much.

You are forgiven. 😇

Ah, no. You say that because it's the last drama you watch with her.
She was faaaaar better in Memories of the Alhambra. Here her best role ever.
But people forget that because her character was less important and with less screentime.

The scene in the tribunal was good.
When he comes with the proof! About to sabotage Bitna plan.

Hey, do you want a drama without a story?
It's like you are pointing at a quality and saying it's a flaw.

Free will yes, but the problem is lucifer's troops will punish them if they does.

I've trouble to find her scary when she plays the killing act. I can't say if it's because of acting, or just her natural charisma as actress. But in anything else, she's excellent.

I have no idea where Man Do lives. In a episode, he was in a cupboard in the judge office. I found that funny and was thinking he sleep into this, or maybe it's a dimensional portal? Or I watched the scene wrong and he was just hidding in this? 😂

The writer is not a rookie. I could give examples why but I'd need to dig in my older notes. In short, the screenplay is good, and she uses storytelling tricks a rookie couldn't use. But it's probably her first produced drama. Before that, as the korean system works, she spent many years as assistant, and before to have the chance to be assistant, worked her writing.

We can still find some flaws: too long scenes of beating, adding nothing to the story (the one in episode 2). One dimensional villains. But it's a problem of time. The less time a character has, the more simple the character needs to be for the audience to catch it easely.

As a first produced drama, it's good enough. I remember some other recent dramas, as well first or second ones of the writers, and they were quite bad. That's said, even seasoned writers produce sometimes bad dramas, or with flaws looking like from a rookie. But it's art and storytelling, then it can't be a mechanical piece of engineering always working right.

Yeah, it's a main thematic of the drama.