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Haebom being the one to drink the beer on behalf of Taesung was a nice change-up.

As I watched I imagined how agonizing it would have been to wait one week between episodes. What a thrill to get this unexpected gift!

There are so many moments that I love, like when Si Won grabs Da Un's hand and tells him to keep comforting him ... and when Da Un reaches over to hold Si Won's hand while they sit together in the classroom and their classmates gossip behind them.

The way Si Won gradually warms up to Da Un is perfectly depicted. After so much seriousness and self-consciousness from him, when we finally see a smile on his face it's like the sun coming out from behind the clouds.

Kang Eun Bin is a real discovery. Both leads do a fantastic job, but the role of Si Won seems more like a main character to me and demanded more of the actor who took the part. The series is essentially the story of Si Won's transformation into a confident person who deserves to be loved, and Kang Eun Bin delivers on every level.

I don't think he's meant to be the personification of Death. He's a soul reaper, apparently one of many. So he is employed by Death but he's just another worker bee in Death Incorporated's org structure.

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I've held off watching this until it ended and I could find out a critical plot point.

At the end, are the two guys in love as two guys, or are the m/f bodies still swapped so that what looks like a m/m happy ending is just a m/f ending with some added male accessories.

Please reply with the necessary spoilers. Thank you!

This is a great comment. Maybe it should become an official review. ;)

I'm glad I'm not the only one who sensed something between Phai and Sky. Phai is cute in his own little territorial way.

Pang grated on me at first but her character has mellowed out a bit so I like her more now.

The cast credit on this page says he's LukChup's friend but I immediately assumed that he will be Sam's rival for LukChup. Not that Phai isn't already filling that role quite capably lol.

This is a handy site for questions like this:

https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/

You picked up on a lot more than I did! I knew that Tofu was actually P'Neung but for some reason I thought the soul transfer happened due to the comet. So ... it happened when P'Neung died, and it was the transformation into a human that was due to the comet.

I have a bad feeling about Nut's mother -- I think she has a touch of demensia and will probably die by the end of the series. It might come to light that Nut still lives at home in his late 20's due to his mother's situation.

I think you’re onto something there.

So much better than expected. And I'm pretty sure that Nut's house is the same house used in Something In My Room.

This series needs more Noonan. His part of the face powdering scene literally made me LOL.

He is the ONLY reason to watch.

Based on the poster he's going to end up with Nuea as a third couple, and I'm betting that Nuea is flirting with Kuea only to make Syn jealous. It will turn out he's been after Syn all along.

Yes! If this was printed on a t-shirt I'd wear it every day.

You made it to Episode 3? You're made of stronger stuff than me. :)

I will never understand the nearly-universal appeal of DomeVee. They're worthy enough characters, but to be the favorite couple out of the three? To me they are the least interesting, and it's not their fault -- in the series there was no attempt to open up their back stories and define them as individuals beyond that mutual obsession. Why should we care about them finally being together? I wish we'd been shown something.

Still, it's good that they are reconciled at the end because otherwise it would have been a cheap tease by the writers. Among other things Vee smiled for what was probably the first time in months. Yeah, I would have liked a little more drama around their reunion but on the other hand I think the way it was depicted was more realistic. After months of fear and estrangement you don't suddenly start making out on the stairs at graduation.

In the finale I think the only thing that didn't ring true was Thorn being recruited for Fah's team -- especially since the guy on the phone said was because of the game where Thorn behaved like a complete a&&hole. Oh well.

I loved the series, though. I hope we'll see more from this production company and these actors.

Now that I understand the dialog better, I believe that at first So was thinking the way I was earlier -- that Saint wanted So to pass along the message that Saint likes Mon. But then the change in So's expression struck me as him realizing that Saint's message was about basketball.

I'm not sure that So finds Saint appealing. He never looks at him longingly. Instead he is always wary, and this was true even before he knew the connection between Saint and Mon.

In an earlier episode one of So's friends tells So that So doesn't have a lot of time. It made me think So has some kind of health issue but we're now halfway through the series and I don't remember any further hints about it.

I just rewatched. After Saint says he likes Mon too, he says he doesn't know how to tell him, but since Mon listens to So, would So tell him ...

But then Saint does get into the basketball tips so you could be right, maybe what he wanted So to tell Mon was the advice about playing.

Clever dialog to be two-sided like that!