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Thank you!

Aha, thanks.

Thank you.

I need some help from Koreans, please, as I don't speak Korean and I'm slightly hard of hearing.

1. Several comments here have been made about Song Kang having weird pronunciation of words. Can you please explain and give an example?

2. There seemed to be some comedy surrounding Koo-Won's naming himself in each new generation. I get that there's something about numbering one, two, three, etc. But can someone please explain if there are any double meanings to his names, and why the current name and the name that would come next are funny or strange?

The things I have to do to charge you up.

Love it.

Yes they can. I said they left it vague.

1. Madame Ju's son is the big bad mastermind. Evil grandson is just doing his Dad's bidding.

2. I'm still not sure how either Ju knows creepy psycho killer. I still think creepy psycho killer might be Madame Ju's son's illegitimate son.

3. Even theaters and office buildings have keypads for front and office doors. How does SunWol not have any security?

4. Go-d hat homeless lady sees all, knows all. I don't know why they didn't listen to her after she showed them where she hangs out ACROSS FROM THE LOCKERS.

5. So the dancer isn't an ancient one like the butler. She's a contemporary of Do-Hee. She hunted down our Demon to stay close to him for saving her from her evil dad.

6. I'm beginning to think Seok-Hoon is OK, and not the secret bad guy. I think he may have Do-Hee's best interests at heart.

Episode 7 thoughts.

I feel like the evil grandson is too obvious and not very smart. I agree it's Madame Ju's evil son who is masterminding the plot to get rid of Do-Hee. Grandson might be doing his Dad's bidding, but it's definitely the older Ju who is the big bad.

OK, that's what I thought you meant. All is well.

I thought he said that God made him a demon. Picked him to be a demon. Gave him the tattoo. I think the demon does believe in God, because God gave him his job of being a demon. He just doesn't worship God.

I agree with you. The acting's been terrible, even for the seasoned actors, but I think the writing is partly to blame. That said, I'm addicted to this stylish, cheesy, trashy, gorgeous show. The people and the cinematography are very pretty, and the show is funny. I'm enjoying it.

His snapping fingers hand was holding on to the rail. I'm not sure he could have pushed the creepy guy away without letting go of the railing. Plus the cross on her wrist had not activated.

Song Kang and Rowoon need to have a Shower Off. A showering competition. You know we'd all watch it.

So Evil Grandson said, "Nice tattoo," to Do-Hee. I wonder if he's run into a demon before and knows what it is?

I know that doesn't make sense, but Evil Grandson seems to be getting away with murder, and knowing it. So I wonder if he's signed a contract with a different demon.

Regarding creepy psycho killer. He takes all this trouble to change his face and doesn't cover his neck? I realize that it's so us viewers and Do-Hee can recognize him, but still. Seems like a huge plot hole.

Past lives and reincarnations are part of the K-drama BINGO card. This also includes, umbrellas, walking in the rain, mother bringing over side dishes, dramatic suspension in water, wrist grab, Chaebol heir, blind date, sleeping together chastely while fully clothed, gazing at each other from 10 feet away, riding the bus, rooftop, parental abandonment, and accidentally falling over on each other and landing on each others lips.

I was surprised the camera operator panned down that low. I would have thought they would have stopped just before the underwear to give the impression of nudity in the shower. I have a feeling that they showed the underwear on purpose to COOL US DOWN! Hahahaha!

I actually find that necklace with the 2 metal balls distracting. My eyes keep getting drawn to it. I can't decide if that's a good thing or a bad thing.

And she was just the mother in Castaway Diva.