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maybe we watch to much kdrama too :))

yeah the reason that Ra El's father had been supportive of him and was like a father figure to him didn't sound convincing enough.

Big question: which moment do you guys think Baek Yi Jin fell for Na Hee Do?
I think its’s the time they listen to each other’s message in the payphones.
Although I fell in love with them the moment they ran under a starry night in episode 2 :)

dongmu=comrade. I was talking about the episode in which they both travelled in the snow and he warmed her up

hahaha. the tiniest romance between book ok and comrade joo seems like decades ago..

Same here, I was hoping they start tying up loose ends. but more tension, of course. we can only hope that it will be only a short mistrust between SH and KM ( cue from the past eps, anyone who tries to betray was quickly got caught and shut down)

that scene when he warmed her up during the cold was touching. even it's just pure dongmu-ship I could already see she falling for him. And after episode 13, yes she did. women- we are so easy to love someone with the lightest attention for us.

loving the story so far. very poetic and cinematographic. when you find someone who shares the same passion your world is lightened up.

i agree. I was confused with the character introduction besides the ML and FL. they try to give a busy vibe but it just seems...confusing.

exactly! this character is the same as the one in "Worlds within" I don't think SHK pulls the busy, confident and a bit arrogant character well. She talks a lot, barely smiles, and give lectures and philosophies here and there.

He just probably has a lot of fines to pay now as he breaches multiple contracts. Boy should have thought about 'consequences' better as he signs contracts and also dates someone simultaneously. Speaking of which makes me wonder if he signed those contracts before or after the breakup. If these current ad campaigns that he endorses were just signed in the last 4 months (i.e. after the breakup), it's understandable he signed without thinking much about how it could hurt him-he thought he was single, unattached and heirless at that moment. And if that is the case, I'm curious if the contract said something like 'maintaining a good-boy image'? Because if a contract didn't require him to be single, heirless and maintain a goodboy image, then it could be the other party who is breaching the contract right now and paying him the compensation, for the sake of stopping the loss.

It's some speculations, I know. All I could think is there are too many unknown/confidential things about him so what will happen in reality may not be like what we're thinking at all.

it all comes back to the old debate: pro-choice vs pro-life and some people can't tolerate the idea that we can agree to disagree. don't take their criticism to heart.

They say a women's revenge is the most dangerous...This is a proof of this saying.

In some countries, women who commit adultery are stoned to death by the public. This is a same difference. It's a sad reality of the world we live in in general and Korea, specifically.