I hope they solve the "misunderstanding" between them soon and not drag out the "plot twist" of…
It was a new experience for him. He fell so hard but you think he should instantly quell those feelings because of what he found out later? After he spent a lot of time worrying about her, wondering if she was okay and physically looking for her? It wasn’t a one (night) and done for him.
Just because we can’t look away from a train wreck doesn't mean we like train wrecks. Don’t say I’m a bad person for enjoying the acting, directing, writing, and cinematography (the noir-ness of the drama.)
If she’s not the protagonist then she’s the antihero but I think it (the role) deserves a different label. Is she straight up a Villain? Not really.
ok i dont understand why junseo and jaeoh are kinda on good terms with lena?? maybe not jaeoh but still
In the webtoon Ajin asked him to get close to her to distract her from her relationship with the actor. Lena actually caused a scene at grandma’s funeral, he ran there and met her. It was also a set up for her thinking she’ll star in his book’s movie adaptation but he asked for Ajin instead.
Jun Seo thinks he’s preventing her world from collapsing, but he’s actually accelerating the collapse. He's…
He’s not trying to prevent her collapse he’s trying to cause it. Like the train analogy the train is barreling forward hurting people in its path so he’s trying to blow up the train to stop it.
For her that’s not the right question. Who does she have the most emotional attachment to is the better question. The ML since childhood but he isn’t exactly on same page as her. 2ML since school since he has the childhood trauma like her. It it isn’t romantic love for either. I don’t think she’s capable of that.
Here’s a great article I read on Soompi but it won’t let me link but it’s “ 5 Reasons To Watch Youth Romance K-Drama "Spirit Fingers" “
It wasn’t a one (night) and done for him.
Don’t say I’m a bad person for enjoying the acting, directing, writing, and cinematography (the noir-ness of the drama.)
If she’s not the protagonist then she’s the antihero but I think it (the role) deserves a different label. Is she straight up a Villain? Not really.
You know it’s the finale next week?
I noticed it in the intro but never saw it until preview for next episode
Like the train analogy the train is barreling forward hurting people in its path so he’s trying to blow up the train to stop it.
Who does she have the most emotional attachment to is the better question.
The ML since childhood but he isn’t exactly on same page as her. 2ML since school since he has the childhood trauma like her. It it isn’t romantic love for either. I don’t think she’s capable of that.
Like next ep seeing the rushed episodes