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SOMEONE FOUND IT! Scroll up for the link!

SOMEONE FOUND IT! Scroll up for the link!

The attraction and spark has definitely been there since the beginning. But Sean wasn't going to do anything about it because he thought it was Black, and Black broke his trust a long while back and Sean don't forgive nada. But Sean definitely figured out in this episode that White is not Black. So he's not hesitating anymore.

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Someone found the other one. Scroll up :)

SOMEONE FOUND IT! Scroll up for the link!

You are a godsend. How on earth did you find it?!

He did not go to New York (his plane ticket was in the trash bin). You can see my analysis of the ending below if you are still confused.

That's not to say it isn't flawed though.

There were several elements that kept reoccurring, thus implying significance - but were never explained, elaborated on, or answered. I believe this was mainly because they tried to develop Yeong Woo's background too much for what the screentime allowed. These things included Yeong Woo & Yi Bin's past, Yeong Woo's ring (which struck me as significant), and Yeong Woo's Mother situation - which I believe all might be connected based on the crying flashback. As for an explanation - no clue. I'm more than willing to theorize though

As for the ending decisions, and what I came up with from reading between the lines:

Ki Jin cancelled the show because he wanted to prove that he could get there on his own (it was a point that was brought up in almost all his conversations since the very beginning, and emphasized in that last conversation with "The Witch" - that he didn't need Yi Bin to step in, because he would have gotten there on his own). It's also why he didn't go to New York (Yi Bin commented at the end that he was in NY alone, something that surprised Yeong Woo; plus, there was a crumpled plane ticket in the trash bin when Yi Bin left for New York - but Yi Bin's was still in his hand, and he looked saddened to see it there).

As for why he didn't tell Yeong Woo, and just ghosted him? I'm not sure. Probably because he saw that Yeong Woo didn't show enthusiasm towards modelling, and just commented about how he needed to work harder. Yeong Woo even said it himself, when talking to his dad, he didnt feel like he was following a dream, but rather following Ki Jin. But dreams was a major conversation at the start of their relationship - Yeong Woo wanted one, and Ki Jin wanted to help him find it. But he could only do that when he stopped following Ki Jin. I ultimately disagree with this action, but eh, it seems in character.

I took it as a gimme that Yeong Woo was still modelling (and doing deliveries between gigs). The scouts at one of his practices just about guaranteed that he'd have a job because he had such great potential. And Yeong Woo obviously didn't hold any malice towards Ki Jin for pursuing his dream (it's what he's always admired about him after all), so perhaps he believed in either 1) modelling leading him back to Ki Jin; or 2.) Ki Jin's belief in him.

I wish they had flushed it out more through some more screentime, a less complex/more balanced script, or fewer flashbacks montages. Or added flashbacks in that last episode to those skipped moments in which decisions were made. But ultimately, there are conclusions that can be made about the end if you read between the lines.

But what on earth does that have to do with Dan becoming disillusioned with his police work? It doesn't. He became disillusioned by something long before that - thus why he started painting as UNAR. He didn't have anything to do with burning the house, he was there to paint, so that wouldn't be the source of guilt anyway.

I'm saying he didnt say anything about a burning house when he was crying/confessing here. You're the one assuming that's what he's talking about. But contextually it makes no sense.

I'm not saying Dan isn't hella sus. I'm 100% positive that whatever that confession is about is going to be extremely relevant to the main plot. Either in reference to Tawi, Sean's father, or Black. But it's definitely not about the house burning in episode 2.

I'm thinking the same. Or at the least helped pin the drug charge to his name. His vague confession certainly seems to imply something like that. And it seems that he's been active as UNAR alot longer than the Black coma situation. And he seems particularly keen on Tawi injustices, just like the gang.

We don't know the context of what it was in the trailer. Because Sean was there in that scene. So there would have been no way to deny that it was White and not Black when White comes in. The scene could very well have been after Black was in a coma. Or the pilot trailer was meant to follow along with the book more closely. After all, the series has already contradicted alot of that trailer, as well as added in characters.

What translation are you looking at? I didn't see anything said about a burning house.

Agreed. I didn't get any sensual/sexual vibes from that kiss. It was definitely about confirmation and trust and yearning and throwing caution to the wind.

For one thing, Gawin doesn't really line up with Thai beauty standards from what I'm reading. Too foreign looking or something like that.

Secondly, he said he wanted to portray beauty in the hurt and disadvantaged, so how he frames the final product (this was just a sketch) will be the deciding factor.

Am I the only one kinda wishing we could hear White say something in Russian again? Like he lived there for so long, why isn't he occasionally letting it slip out while he's trying to remember a word?

The only notable replacement that I'm aware of is Gameplay was switched out - thus why he wound up in Love With Benefits and other series while things were still uncertain with whether KinnPorsche would get picked up or not. Tong still appears to be listed, so I'm assuming he's still confirmed.

Same. But figured I'd share. There's a spotify playlist that someone keeps actively updating. I'd keep an eye there in case they find it in the coming days.

But it's also possible that it was just one of those tunes they produced in studio to be background music, or were something in the creative commons. So who knows if we'd ever find it. Hopefully we do though, it's a gorgeous piece.

I'm not saying it's on there, I'm saying to keep checking. They might find it and add it, they seem to be actively seeking out each one.