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I think the only thing I *really* want to happen by the end of this drama is for Gong Jihoon to receive a horrific punishment of some kind. The actor is doing an amazing job of creating probably the most hateable character I've ever seen. It's astonishing that no-one has killed him yet.

Yes, it would be a fun twist if the whole thing was just plotted by CH, MH and her father. However, it would have been an incredibly risky game, since CH has almost actually died several times.

How has he "become a genius"? As far as I can see, he is still the original bewildered PCH underneath, but since he decided that he doesn't care if he dies, and realised that BM actually seems to be doing things to help/protect him, he's going with the flow and has learned to act cool and confident to try to fool others into accepting that he is BM.

I'v wondered about her from the start, and have been very surprised that no-one else seemed to suspect her. She is connected to everyone, has a lot of (scared) staff at her disposal, has a huge hosputal with a secret experimental area, where she could hide a lot of things, and she's definitely doing something unpleasant/illegal with all those cancer patients. I even wondered whether I had missed an important piece of information that cleared her.

As a fan of old mystery novels, I wonder whether the writer has cleverly used the old "hidden in plain sight" and "last person the reader expects" methods, distracting us with all the *bigger* characters.

There are a surprising number of people still putting forward the multiple personality disorder theory. I'm no mental health expert, but I'm pretty sure that makes no sense. First, he would need to be totally in control of switching between the personalities, aware of both of them, and never have accidentally switched during stressful moments. Seems highly unlikely. Also, Miho is a very good nurse and had been with him since he was quite young. I'm fairly sure she would have spotted symptoms. The writer is developing an intriguing plot, with realistic and interesting characters. I would actually be very disappointed if they have gone for Dissociative Identity Disorder as the answer. The only thing more disappointing would be an "it was all a dream" ending.

This is not a direct sequel to Strong Woman Do Bong Soon. The main character is not one of Bong Soon's daughters.

I like this theory. It fits with a lot of the facts, and is far more creative and original than the twins theory.

I need a big art book of every different setting used in this series, and all the beautiful costumes (not the plastic headdresses , but the rest of the costumes!). It would be an amazingly satisfying and relaxing thing to look at.

That would be a terribly clichéd ending. There was a time-travel Cdrama recently that I really enjoyed until the last 5 minutes, when it was all revealed to be a book the main character was writing and there was therefore no logical explanation for the story. Terribly frustrating, because the plot had been unusual and there were definitely ways to make it logical, but the writer took the easy way out.

Except, the drama is called Big Mouth (yes, I know Big Mouth/Big Mouse are spelled the same in Korean). Big Mouth is the main lead's nickname, so even if he's not Big Mouse, the title still describes the main character. I don't think he is. I think Big Mouse is most likely to be the name of an organisation. If it *is* one person, I'd go for the Mayor's wife.

It's part of iQiyi's "Sweet On" seried, which leads me to believe it probably *will* have a happy ending. Most of the dramas they've put into that category end happily .

Mine is full of the scenery and Esther's hair accessories and costume details . ❤️

She's more realistic this way though. She's terrified, confused and doesn't know who to trust. In that situation it's more normal to react on instinct and blurt out demands/questions than it is to stay calm and think rationally. She has her intelligent moments, but I like that she's not shown as a brave superhero wife, saving the day, but as a normal flawed human, accidentally messing up plans while trying to do the right thing.

Both. If you go back and compare, you'll notice that as he gains emotions, not only his makeup gets softer, but many of his outfits get lighter in colour (there's the usual dark = evil/light = good symbolism in the outfits), and his expressions and actions become a bit less harsh. The costume/makeup change is easy to accomplish, but softening the expressions and behaviour a bit while still being a convincing Moon Supreme is much harder. Good acting!

I try never to judge an actor by just one of their roles, or a singer by just one of their songs. There are singers whose whole repertoire I hate , except for one song. Equally , there are actors that I only found convincing in one role (e.g., so far I can only stand watching Lee Dong Wook in Goblin.)

In my opinion, everyone including Yoona is acting well in this. I liked her in Love Rain and K2 though, so maybe just watch it and decide for yourself.

I know! Weird theory.

Yes, I want to know what the mayor's wife is up to with that hospital. She's definitely in charge of whatever strange things are happening behind the scenes there. It's not a normal cancer hospice at all.

Yes, I agree. It's either a mythical title, which handily gets the blame for huge crimes and is obviously untraceable as "he" doesn't exist, OR it's the name of an organisation, so even if one member dies, "Big Mouse" keeps going.

Well, the simplest answer is usually right! 😂

Her acting is perfect. Her voice may irritate you if you don't like high-pitched or childlike voices. However, for this role, I think it fits her character. She is a naïve, inexperienced little fairy, and for that she sounds exactly right.