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i'm late to the finale but... if i could resume with my fav quotes from ep16

omg yes!! i was sooo relieved they hinted at the becklace effect and just let it happen 😭❤️

10000000% really brainless event here it could have gone in so many different ways 😭 i think the direction really wanted a way to kill and bring back do hee

exactly! a message that evil often comes from humans 😢 more than the devil

i looooove how they took the time to reveal wolshim's past from her point of view! its a partial reveal well done! completely changed the story, and it ties together with the religious theme!

subjective memory well done

i looooved that they took the time to show us wolshim's past, from her point of view and it completely shifted the story! this is a partial reveal well done! and excellent use of subjective memory !

what a crazy ep 15! i was skeptical about them holding the story until the end! but each ep was becoming better and better since the fate reveal!

ep 14 was the best so far!! story and performance of main actors!!
i find this episode finally make the main actors shine ! i find they used the themes really well except perhaps some convenient ' memory games'

but ugh ... the ending& little teaser point to another cliché trope...

but he did smile a big smile after burning the contract and seeing madam ju... this scene is perfect cliffhanger 😭

really liked the explanation! basically an 'angel' of death , or a judge in hell is what a deamon is according to deity , or else i find this part of the story very shallow

so when she was one yr old!

the smile at the end of the episode definitely predicts him trying to strike a deal w madam ju! we have yet to see

i understand your comment 100% 🤣😭 still trying hard not to drop because i still find his role lacking a bit but a loooot better than nevertheless!

i'm really on the fence with their 'faith' interpretation , i didn't realize they would dig so deep in religion! i really like the theme and the 'loopholes' concept but they sometimes stretching the lines... or they take it so lightly its just entretaining?

just finished ep 12, i still don't know how far i have to take this show seriously. i'm trying very hard to just get into their logic but they twisting a lot of stuff... it's definitely a game of fate & twists, still curious to see whats next

also ML still looks and sounds super immature!! except for that laaaaaast scene with the smurk lol

im thinking the grandma made a deal to save do hee or something like that and when she almost died in the beginning in water, she couldn't according to the contract or somthing so it kinds of annuls something in the 'fate' or a loophole! excited to see how they twist it because they definitely playing games w fate

🔥🔥 you are asking all the RIGHT QUESTIONS!
for chae ok i think the scene in the water was also revealing the evolved version of najin: as if it 'chose ' its host, and the mother knew about it. i like the imagery of both najin and chae ok's survival in symbiosis i guess

fully agree with you. this show is almost a satire of the curent world cruelty. this show displays a terrifying 'creature' but it remains obvious that the most evil and terrifying thing were the oppressors. worse thing is that war crimes still happen to this day in other parts of the world!

anyone getting major deja vu for the kako character?? i can't put my finger on it !!

the porcelain water given to maeda in the end was such a telling scene(najin inside) but i am so intrigued by the chae ok's dream in the ep 7, in parallel with tae sang's present scene with the scar from behind

i guess we have hybrid sci fi creatures in S2 with human appearance!