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what radio interview?

still not enough imho. we need more of them!

From what I know, the movie is exactly the same thing as the drama's first 3 episodes.

At episode 22 now.

My blood boiled to see Seol-ah being slapped by Ju-ryun in front of director Na. That's on top of the many slaps Woojin has experienced from Jeong-in in the past several episodes (I couldn't count anymore). Has slapping becoming a norm nowadays? It's a straight physical abuse FGS.

And why she didn't just explain everything to everyone.

- Tell director Na that Ju-ryun is her stepsister, and that Jeong-in is her stepmother.
- Tell everyone that Jeong-in and her husband killed her dad, and she had to run away and grew up in the orphanage.
- Tell everyone that he met Jinho in the orphanage, and grew up together .
- Tell Woojin that he was engaged to her in the past as Jinho, almost had a baby an almost got married.
- Tell everyone the truth about everything.

She needs to do it FAST (and NOW) before things get worse, especially since Jeong-in and her husband already recognised her.

Why Seola is so dumb? I don't understand.

the movie is exactly the same as the drama's first 3 episodes.

I am still a bit confused with the ending of episode 1:

I understand that based on the mom's phone conversation with supposedly her husband (or ex-husband) who said that he's also having a hard time after she's gone, Min Na might have already dead in the past (may be during Christmas Day) and her existence in the present was just her mother's imagination.

But what I don't understand was the last phone conversation, someone (supposedly her daughter, since she called her mom?) asked her to stop sending her minhwa painting... what does it mean? Who is she? Or is that phone conversation her imagination as well?

Yeah I just realised she said to her daughter that fairies will disappear once we say they don't exist. And she implied that her daughter's "friends" were fake when she angrily talked to her daughter over the phone.

Unfortunately that caused her daughter to disappear as well. So I guess her daughter was also her "fairy" and actually didn't exist.

I am at episode 21 now. This is one of the most frustating dramas I've ever seen.

Why don't Seola or Eunbyul just jog Jinho/Woojin's memory by showing all the photos when Jinho and Seola were still together?

I am also frustated by Woojin's character, why he's still willing to be under Jeong-in and Ju-ryun's control. He could go to Seola's studio undetected so he's not actually locked inside the house like a prisoner. He can choose to leave the house to find more info about his past while still have bargaining power with Jeongin Entertainment since he's the main lead of the drama. If he backed off, the drama will tumble. I don't believe why he's still in such a "submissive" state. Disgusting.

So what happened to Min Na at the end of episode 1? Did she get kidnapped by Santa Claus? Or is she just her mom's imagination and the daughter actually doesn't exist?

I am not quite understand on the Hadeul Convalescent Hospital scene, whose record was taken by Jin-tae? Who is Jung Soon Jung?

Spoilers are welcome.

I think you missed a word, you meant "...between a woman who lost her leg in an accident..." :)

I love "Will Love in Spring" as well. :)

Here's a good explanation from another member here which clearly explains (note that this is not from me) -- hope this can answer your questions.

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lilili 10 days ago

No. He never died and he wasn't lost in the past. This is what happened :

- In the present (2024), Gwiju saved Dahae and Ina at the fire at Ina's school.
- Just before the wall collapsed he time traveled to the past (2011) to the fire at Dahae's school and saved her.
- Because Gwiju disappeared from the present, he is presumed dead and a funeral is held without a body.
- Dahae gives birth to Nuri and for them five years pass (2029).
- In 2029, Nuri summons Gwiju from 2011 just before the explosion at Dahae's school and saves his life.
- Gwiju is reunited with his family in 2029, but he hasn't experienced a five year separation because for him it was one second he was at the fire, the next he was with his family.

He's Dahae's "uncle" not "brother" though. :) She called him "samchon".

Not only Ina knew, the grandmother knew as well after seeing a future scene when the FL crashed the wedding and admitted it, out of her "genuine" love to the ML. I think it was on ep 6.

Trust me, you'll love the direction of the story thereafter. :)

I agree that the ending is a bit rushed (as per my other comments here). It doesn't give enough explanation so many viewers (myself included initially) were confused.

Here's a good explanation from another member here which clearly explains (note that this is not from me):

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lilili 10 days ago

No. He never died and he wasn't lost in the past. This is what happened :

- In the present (2024), Gwiju saved Dahae and Ina at the fire at Ina's school.
- Just before the wall collapsed he time traveled to the past (2011) to the fire at Dahae's school and saved her.
- Because Gwiju disappeared from the present, he is presumed dead and a funeral is held without a body.
- Dahae gives birth to Nuri and for them five years pass (2029).
- In 2029, Nuri summons Gwiju from 2011 just before the explosion at Dahae's school and saves his life.
- Gwiju is reunited with his family in 2029, but he hasn't experienced a five year separation because for him it was one second he was at the fire, the next he was with his family.

Yes. The ML tried to rekindled his relationship with his daughter (going to the theme park together), it's very heartwarming watching those scenes, and I really cried in some of the scenes (thanks to Park So Yi's amazing acting performance).

That's of course before the drama's climax when the dad had to be gone from his daughter's life for 5 years (2024-2029) until he's being brought back by his son.

Another great explanation!

Yes. For Ina, her dad was really gone for 5 years (between 2024-2029).

And Nuri never saw his dad from birth until he plucks him in 2029.

Good explanation!

It's definitely getting better in the next episodes.