Well, another very good episode. Laughs, emotions & tears. The whole package every damn episodes. And it's almost the finish line. It make me even more emotional and I already know that in one week it will be even worst... I want it to come faster and at the same time, I don't want it to end. :(
Sunjae doesn't have chance left. The watch was 3:00, then 2:00 and finally 1:00. So we guessed it was her last chance but then plot armor came making her last attempt with a 0:30. They could pull off a 0:15 or another plot twist but Sunjae shouldn't have 2 time jump left because it was still bound to Sol and not him.
Episode 13 was a "I need to turn my brain off" moment because a lot of thing didn't make sense:
-The fact she could set the exact date of their first encounter don't make sense. It was somewhat random before but also around the time she get attacked by creepy guy. -Even if she negate this encounter, they are literally neighbor. I can believe their path never crossed after that and he wouldn't simp all over her again. -She negated all of her previous time travel by going back at a time that was previous to them. So why only Sunjae was affected ? Why she still have her legs ? Why her best friend still with her brother ? It would imply that she still did all of her previous time travel without Sunjae as her goal. But he was the trigger to everything.
Still, I enjoyed it and even if I will probably never have answers to those questions I will just go with the flow and don't delve deeper for my sanity. :P
Even if it's that well portrayed here, the lack of inhibition isn't just be "true to himself". It's the inability…
Don't worry, I wasn't triggered by the plot itself. ^^ Like I said, in the Drama, they just used it as a plot devise for entertainment. But when you said that his symptoms aren't that "serious" and it even is a "good thing" that made me react. That all. :)
Even if it's that well portrayed here, the lack of inhibition isn't just be "true to himself". It's the inability…
Well, being uninhibited doesn't limit at "being too honest". You will have little to no guilt or empathy. Every little though of you will be verbalized roughly. You will appear incoherent and probably a bit of a lunatic.
Strictly speaking, everyone will view that something is wrong and probably wouldn't hold you accountable especially your relative & friends if their are understanding but you will hurt them regardless without even being aware of that. Your job could also be at risk.
The "issue" is that it's often only temporary. You will remember and the guilt you didn't feel at that time will come back. You will be mess up pretty badly if you did permanent damage when you come back to your "normal" self.
Also, it was the worst case. Often it just appear because you had a bad reaction to some medicine and only last one day to one week. But I witnessed two times when it got really bad for the patient.
Even if it's that well portrayed here, the lack of inhibition isn't just be "true to himself". It's the inability…
I get it that they used it for that purpose. ^^' The point was that the lack of inhibition can be really crippling if you are not in Dramaland. They are severe symptoms and can literally destroy life.
I was thinking. Each time IS time skips she's wearing SJ watch. So what happens to the watch when IS goes back…
I don't think it disappear from younger IS. It's just for some reason, his younger self seem to keep it because she always found the watch back in the future in her stuff. The last time, it was the Grandma that kept it. It's probably just a convenient plot device, to not make overly complicated explanation on every detail.
I don't see the issue in ML's "symptoms." He's a people pleaser and his "symptoms" aren't out of the norm, just…
Even if it's that well portrayed here, the lack of inhibition isn't just be "true to himself". It's the inability to control himself even in the slightest basic social norm. The fact that he doesn't control it is the issue here.
I thought it was a birthmark, but you are probably correct, it's a scar from the future.It's enough to make her…
He also didn't "save her" when he came back to lace her shoes. And two times he was the one who provoked the accident she needed to be "saved". When he scared her on the stair and when he stopped her at the fountain. And like you said, the kissing scene also didn't show any saving.
For the certificate, he didn't believe it because for him right now, he can't imagine how he can move on from his dead wife.
Yeah the "special" connection also bother me a bit. I hope they add some lore on their family special powers that would explain why it's happening that isn't just "she is your fated one". ^^
Why this "fake" relationship seems more real that real one ? :3 Like that hand grabbing on the bridge, the genuine laugh on diner & all the love beam they shot when they look at each other ? Am I the only one ?
I enjoy it but something is missing. Like the romance it's romancing or the comedy don't land that well most of the time for me. It was also a REALLY slow start. But still, it does keep me around and I'm not annoyed particularly by anything.
I thought it was a birthmark, but you are probably correct, it's a scar from the future.It's enough to make her…
I get what you meant but it's just time travel logic. He is not "fated to save her". It just that it's a future event that's happen in the past. It's like a spoiler. I mean in those dramas, almost every time the ML save the FL one way or another from death. Normally it happen chronologically but with the time travel plot, the time line is a bit jumbled.
So he will save her, probably when he will have genuine feeling for her. And I'm pretty sure it will make him under some kind of danger that will trigger the FL to stop him from saving her. He will still do because the past is kind of "set in stone" it seems. Meaning, that the future event that he did change already happened in the time line we see. Like with the mall scene or the flower scene.
that ending scene of ep 5...I...cried with Da-hae. I kinda understood what she felt. That moment when Gwi-ju found…
I don't know if you missed this point but her hope was crushed instantly. She remember her savior having a scar or a tattoo on his neck that Gwiju don't have (yet ?). That why she said she wished that the man that saved her was him. It made this scene even more heartbreaking. :x
Vegas and Pete weren't in a BDSM relationship. Maybe one was sadistic and the other masochist but it still need…
I don't think Ming is fully narcissistic. If it was the case it wouldn't be under the grasp of Tong in the first place. And narcissistic people are fully aware of what they are doing to their partners but Ming didn't give me that vibe. He is a mess and need therapy I would say because he does have narcissistic tendency for sure.
The story starts from the middle of 2nd ep actually,the 1st ep showed the present times which was absolutely confusing…
I really wished that 1st episode didn't exist. I hate it when drama give huge spoiler in the first episode especially here when it only appear 23 episodes later! More than half. During those, knowing that all of that will go to the drain, kind of ruined the enjoyment for me... I'm still at episode 16 but it as become a chore...
There is "Red Flag" and RED FLAG. Having a possessive, a domineering or controlling partner is a red flag. Some can deal with that and even enjoy it (no judgement here). Having a partner that sequestrate & torture you to the point of almost dying (Vegas) isn't just being a red flag, it's being a freaking psychotic & criminal. Same with Ming, being knocked out & sequestrated isn't in the realm of being a Red Flag anymore. Just saying. :P
-The fact she could set the exact date of their first encounter don't make sense. It was somewhat random before but also around the time she get attacked by creepy guy.
-Even if she negate this encounter, they are literally neighbor. I can believe their path never crossed after that and he wouldn't simp all over her again.
-She negated all of her previous time travel by going back at a time that was previous to them. So why only Sunjae was affected ? Why she still have her legs ? Why her best friend still with her brother ? It would imply that she still did all of her previous time travel without Sunjae as her goal. But he was the trigger to everything.
Still, I enjoyed it and even if I will probably never have answers to those questions I will just go with the flow and don't delve deeper for my sanity. :P
Strictly speaking, everyone will view that something is wrong and probably wouldn't hold you accountable especially your relative & friends if their are understanding but you will hurt them regardless without even being aware of that. Your job could also be at risk.
The "issue" is that it's often only temporary. You will remember and the guilt you didn't feel at that time will come back. You will be mess up pretty badly if you did permanent damage when you come back to your "normal" self.
Also, it was the worst case. Often it just appear because you had a bad reaction to some medicine and only last one day to one week. But I witnessed two times when it got really bad for the patient.
For the certificate, he didn't believe it because for him right now, he can't imagine how he can move on from his dead wife.
Yeah the "special" connection also bother me a bit. I hope they add some lore on their family special powers that would explain why it's happening that isn't just "she is your fated one". ^^
So he will save her, probably when he will have genuine feeling for her. And I'm pretty sure it will make him under some kind of danger that will trigger the FL to stop him from saving her. He will still do because the past is kind of "set in stone" it seems. Meaning, that the future event that he did change already happened in the time line we see. Like with the mall scene or the flower scene.