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I liked her so much and I didn't even know she was not an actress!

that's actually a great idea ahahah

she was ADORABLE. I replayed her scenes so many times for how ridiculously cute they were ahahahha

I completely agree, 6 just did it for me

it's funny how I thought it was bad when the amnesia started and dropped this to come back in some random episode after skipping couple of them and....surprise!! As that was solved I actually started enjoying this. A mysterious drama really, I didn't think I would enjoy the episode 6 so much

in the first episode it is already mentioned that JW doesnt smoke, in the second Taek appears and the first thing the adults talk about in the table is about wanting him as a son in law just after showing him for the first time in the drama. In the same episode, just after that scene, DS starts to play with the pencil tip which if broken her first love wont come true, and it does break. But most importantly, the topic of love starts from the episode in which Taek appears, in which we see his childhood and this is also the episode where we see the husband's adult face too. They both appear at the same time and he goes for a smoke in the same episode

rewatching it for the 28738267 time and I just noticed that the hints were there from the beginning !

WHY WAS THIS SO GOOD :(( the endinggg omg

She was so sweet :(((

justice for uncle :(

I think they are answering (in a very gibberish manner) to @serendipity

This is always a genuine concern and something we can legitimately fear. I feel like it would be better to work together to exchange information and see where the other parties are coming from, instead of attacking each other. As you know, things online / on writing might sound harsher

it's nice that you want to be aware of the authenticity but look at it as a very informal online comment section, not a research paper where they have to necessarily cite, unless asked, this is what I meant

yes of course, it would be therefore better for us to make our own informed judgement to make sure we are not confusing the two

why can't people just...ugh...fact check instead of disproving something showing off that they can't use google or look for information themselves? https://k-star-holic.blogspot.com/2021/12/snowdrop-yoo-hyun-mi-writer-yoon-seok.html

It's good to be skeptical, but better when you try to actively look for information instead of demanding it

you don't have to rely on this user's knowledge solely, you can fact check yourself as well of course

That's some really deep information. I have to say that I am impressed that you / the source of reference gathered so many connections. It is nice to see awoke consumers researching about the products they are offered. I wish it was the case in real life (I am talking about domains irrelevant to this drama) where we all seem to have lost analytical thinking and developed some very unexplainably strong faith that the government would never harm us and there are no forces behind the veils who work with the government. I come to this comment section because I am perplexed about how deeply metaphorically representative of the real world political climate this Snowdrop page is. There are those who see, those who don't see and those who don't care. Luckily there are no "those who can't care" so it would be nice if people tried to inform themselves

I personally see that to be a sensible decision. It is just not always possible for someone affected to be sensible in all cases

I agree. Hmm..there are too many extremes in this comment section. it's just a very sensitive topic I guess so people aren't in the mindset to discuss along different outlooks

I also agree with this point. Truly frustrating way of assuming that people cannot appreciate an argument / idea without sustaining it