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You may want to put a spoiler warning on your comment. But the Seo Kyeong that he met at the end in "World C" was definitely Seo Kyeong from "World B" because they showed her wrist which has scars on it. We already knew Seo Kyeong from "World A" did not have the scars because she had Do Won by her side which prevented her from cutting. But of course it could never have been World A Seo Kyeong since she's dead. But it's safe to assume that Seo Kyeong of World C would potentially not have scars either (but its also possible she did.) But the real thing that to me proves its World B Seo Kyeong at the end is because she introduces herself and says "This is where we start." Which is part of the conversation her and Do Won of World A had before. It also makes sense she before she left World B she met with the Chief at the jail/mental institution. To me that whole scene pointing to me that she was going to find him. Though I did not expect for them to throw World C at us at the end.

It was really good but what the hell happened at the end? I'm so confused!

This was good, could've been better, but still good. The only thing I really had a problem with was the female lead. Gong Hyojin played her well, don't get me wrong, it's not her that I had a problem with it's her character. What's her motive other than her being a police officer that has her so invested in this case. With Minjae right off the bat he's more intriguing, he's got background. Minjae also becomes emotionally invested in catching Jaechul. His dad was killed because of him. But Siyeon's character was bland and I never understood why exactly she was risking her life so much to catch him. Sure you could say it was because she was a cop and doing her job but if that were the case wouldn't every person originally assigned to that case act the same way. Anyways, I was a bit disappointed that the female lead lacked because I was hoping she and Minjae would steal the show. In fact, the un-named female character at the very end of the movie had more development than Siyeon's did the entire drama. Sad really.

So far the only thing that's happened between the parallel worlds is that the bodies from the other universe are being dumped in the current universe. I do agree they can be confusing but in my opinion I find that really fun.

Gyung and Gyeong are the same name it’s just different spellings of the same name. It just depends on who’s translating them. So, if you’re reading the English translation it’s the translator who actually chose the way to spell their names. So, therefore both Gyung or Gyeong could be right since I’m sure the original is in Korean Hangul characters. As for Suho being Su Ho, it’s the same thing. Dramalist almost always displays their names in their two-syllable form.

I hope they can get Lee Jaewook to play Seojun. They look so similar!!!

I've only seen the first episode and so far no. But there are only two out right now. I'm not sure if there will be any but I guess its always possible.

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It’s probably Netflix’s way of keeping a potential season 2 on the side. But regardless I liked and disliked the ending. At first I was like “wtf no, you can’t do this to me.” But after sitting on it a couple of hours I see the appeal in it.

Lol no it wasn’t American-like at all. Have you ever watched an OCN drama? A lot of kdramas are dark and stuff like this? I don’t get what you mean by it being American like?

It’s up to your interpretation. There are 3 different possible endings. 1. The female cop runs to the stairwell to see no one but a blood trail meaning they both escaped. 2. The female cop arrives in the stairwell to see only Jisoo meaning Gyuri left him behind. 3. The female cop arrives in the stairwell to see them both meaning they’ve decided to turn themselves in.
I’m sure you could also branch off and create endings off those 3 too.

They’ve clearly never watched an OCN drama before a lot of OCN ones are more realistic. Like this didn’t seem like a western drama whatsoever. It’s just more realistic and not like other kdramas. I loved it!

Completely agree. Gyuri was the downfall of Jisoo.

One last thing: Minhee’s character annoyed me. Yes she was close to Mr. Lee but so was Jisoo. She never even gave Jisoo a legitimate chance to explain himself. Yes she was traumatized from her past experiences and thought of Mr. Lee as a grandfather of sorts but anyways ugh. Jisoo never forced her to sell herself. In fact him and Gyuri prevented her from working further with them. What does she do? Drags Jisoo to meet Mr. Lee and then leaves Jisoo for the gangsters. Then later finds out Jisoo is Uncle and suddenly she wants to report them all. Which again she had every right to do but dammit hear the boy out first. I do agree though Gyuri treated everything like a game and she should’ve turned herself in alongside Jisoo. But Minhee wouldn’t have gave them that chance.

I thoughts so too but I think he’s a bit possessive so if we look at it like Minhee was his thing (which he certainly used her) then I can see him acting like he did. He certainly will never be a good guy in my book.

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Honestly I went back and forth with liking her and not liking her. And honestly when it boils down to it she’s kind of the one who ruined Jisoo’s life. Granted I’m sure Jisoo would’ve had to face consequences for his job one way or another but often times she was the driving force that put him in more dangerous situations. It’s honestly the definition of deadly attraction. The both of them were lethal to one another’s downfall in a way. But still Gyuri got off (if you want to take the ending that way) with a slap on the hand compared to Jisoo. But if you take the ending one of the other two ways stuff was more even.

I knew this probably wouldn't have a happy ending but god damn I was really hoping both him and Gyuri would either turn themselves in or both of them, Minhee, and Mr. Lee run off and live together.
It literally killed me inside that Jisoo held it in all to himself until the very end and then ended up throwing Minhee down the stairs by accident. UGHHHH it was heartbreaking to see him like he was. He tried so hard to have a normal life and never got one.

I think it's an open to interpretation ending. We get to see a scene where the Detective finds no one there meaning they both escaped together, one where she finds just Jisoo meaning Gyuri left him behind, and one where she finds both Jisoo and Gyuri meaning they decided to turn themselves in. It's up to you which ending you want to go with.

Right? I low key almost want him to team up with her. This whole time I'm like "Okay it's this person? But how does this connect to Dongbaek?" Cause like we still don't know how his mother died. The Eraser being his sister really makes sense and I can't wait to see how they wrap this drama up.
Though again I wish we had gotten introduced to her character a little earlier on.

I was suspicious of that girl for a while now but I thought for sure she'd just be an accomplice. But she's Dongbaek's sister and apparently the Eraser? I can live with that. I'll take that over any other person as the alleged Eraser. Early on I had a theory that the Eraser was Dongbaek's father and that he inherited the memory ability from him. This isn't that far from that, I'm wondering if she's his twin sister or if she's older? And if they both have memory abilities did their mother and father too? How did they get them?