Is anyone else of the same mind as me where you want Ming and Joe 2.0 to hook up, and when at the moment of climax Joe 2.0 sneezes, and that’s how Ming realizes who he really is?
How many times do we see an event but what we see is in fact incomplete and changes when another POV is added…
The grandma said she dreamed about Gwi Joo’s funeral but there was no body. If I’ve learned anything from years of watching stories, until you see a body, the death is never real. So maybe the grandma’s dream is also incomplete. She doesn’t have the whole picture yet. There’s gotta be something more going on there, right?
This got real depressing real quick. Don’t get me wrong, it was always sort of depressing, but that sorrow was laden with hope. Now it all feels hopeless. I’m not counting out the miraculous from happening and fates being changed. The dreamer in me is still optimistic. But I can’t shake that bit of worry I have hanging over me.
I have so much love for Lovely Runner. It’s an incredible epic of a show. I highly recommend this to anyone who hasn’t watched it yet. And I’m already looking forward to watching it again one day and getting to enjoy binging at my pleasure and leisure.
I really loved Healer, Alchemy of Souls, and Goblin to a similar extent. This is my first time watching a show…
It really is a different experience to watch while it’s airing. The Atypical Family I’m also loving watching each week right now. But Lovely Runner really is just special in its own extraordinary way.
She gives him new meaning to the term “so cute you fit into my pocket” 😍
Lololol! The whole height difference thing has never been a big deal for me, but it can only be lovingly adorable with these two. I actually can’t imagine anyone standing next to Woo Seok/Seon Jae and not looking smaller in comparison.
kinda feeling nostalgic right now. I’ll miss making theories, thinking what will happen next.. I’ll miss everything…
There just has to be a happy ending. I wish this with my whole being. Fate has played enough tricks. The magnetic pull these two have to be by the other’s side just has to hold a greater purpose than a cycle or heartbreak. If anyone can break the wheel, it’s gotta be Im Sol and Seon Jae.
I just don’t know what to do with this show at this point. The first two episodes had such a charm to them and I dare anyone to not fall in love with Ha Joon/Jun Ho’s smile. It’s a sight to behold. But since then, this show has been mired in a storyline that focuses solely on the bureaucracy and politics of the school system. And it just doesn’t interest me, or more aptly put, it’s boring af. Instead of trimming the fat and getting to the meat of the story, this has been packing on the pounds of pointless plot that is pushing towards a story with less and less appeal for me. At this point, my interest is lackluster at best, but I’m holding on to hope that it can only get better. 🙏
He hasn't been a good father. Depression does that, but what I love about I-na is she knows he loves her and is…
Well said! The crumbs are definitely making a trail. Sadness seems to be the constant umbrella this family finds itself under. But it’s like the idea that their shade is blocking out both the sun and the rain. Neither the good nor the bad can penetrate these formed lifestyle sicknesses. But somehow Da Hae connects or holds answers to possibly solving some of their questions. There isn’t an unflawed character in the bunch, but yet the purpose and perspective of their motivations provokes thought towards their ultimate ambitions and whether they are deserving of retribution or forgiveness.
Just a thought, but his obsession with the past and him at times getting stuck by constantly being pulled into…
I realized I probably sound like a jerk. My apologies, it wasn’t intentional. I was just trying to say that depression is one hell of a disability, and I wasn’t completely faulting Gwi Joo for that.
It seems to me that he didn’t willingly choose to continue to return to that moment in the past. His power became overpowering and would pull him back regardless if he made the conscious decision to or not. As though he couldn’t control it. His depression became the only thing that stopped him from that rut of an existence. But in essence he only exchanged one agony for another.
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I actually can’t imagine anyone standing next to Woo Seok/Seon Jae and not looking smaller in comparison.
There isn’t an unflawed character in the bunch, but yet the purpose and perspective of their motivations provokes thought towards their ultimate ambitions and whether they are deserving of retribution or forgiveness.