Serenity210

Here's my super-short summary of the whole episode:Doctor—it might take a month or even a year for the memories to come back—Meanwhile, Jane, a 50 minutes later—I remember everything

And then there’s the thing with the gift. Even though Dean has only known Moth for a few days, he gave him a bracelet with a butterfly on it—and as far as we know, Moth loves butterflies; they’re in the graphics and drawings he makes, and Dean noticed that. I think that made Moth happier than a wallet (a typical “just to give something” gift) that his best friend—who’s known him for years and even claims to be in love with him—gave me.

As for Dean and Moth, this whole gift thing was really surprising because Pun—who’s known Moth for a while—gave him a wallet, while Dean, whom Moth has known for just a few days, gave him a bracelet with a butterfly motif. And as we know from Moth’s posts and his drawings, for some reason Moth likes butterflies, and Dean noticed that, and Pun, who’s known him for years, apparently doesn’t pay attention to such minor details and prefers to just give his best friend a wallet (a typical gift—just to give something, and that’s it).

Punn thinks that Moth doesn't take Dean seriously, and since she knows Dean, she knows he doesn't take relationships seriously either. As for Ten's reaction and the fact that he doesn't say anything—well, I know Ten is in love with the doctor, but the doctor prefers Moth, and Moth always gets in the way between Ten and Punn, so Ten himself probably doesn't be too fond of Moth

As for Moth cutting off people, I think it might have something to do with trauma or something that happened in his life—that's why he prefers to cut others off.

I also have a feeling that both of them have some kind of trauma, and I think these traumas will turn out to be similar or opposite to each other. For now, Dean’s crazy lifestyle suggests that his trauma has something to do with being alone—because, as we know, Dean is going crazy, constantly running into people, and doesn’t get into long-term relationships, while Moth’s trauma is probably related to a romantic relationship—which would explain why he cuts off anyone who has romantic intentions toward him—and his trauma might be connected to his birthday and his poor health when he was a child.

Generally speaking, right now one is taking advantage of the other and vice versa, but in the other pair, we have two who are all over each other. Punna is all over Punn Moth, so maybe something will come of it—though one thing that irritates me is Dean, who’s slept with almost the entire club, and who knows how many more.

We'll see—there will be 10 episodes. Besides GMM, there's also that other channel, and they have shows like *Flower Boy*, *Love in the Moonlight*, and *Mr. Kill*, and these are the kinds of shows that tend to be good, at least for the most part.

I'd say that, for now, Dean has the best chance of becoming a red flag—he's been through the whole club, and he has that vibe of someone who's a yellow or red flag.

That last scene from the trailer—oh my, if that's how most of the drama is going to be (first a kiss, then a cooling-off period)—we poor souls are going to be worn out.

I agree, although I don't really like that Moth falls for Dean's charms so easily. I was hoping Dean would have to work a little harder—after all, he picks up others so easily that he's already slept with everyone in that club, so he deserves to have to work a little harder.

I think so too. I think that's why he called to set up the meeting—Moth will probably try to use Dean to get Punn to back off and find someone else, because he can't just cut him off—he doesn't want to lose his only friend.

I like this new Mok character (yeah, I know it’s a different actor, but it’s hard to switch over). Anyway, And I really like the opening song; another song I like from the current releases is the one from “Don’t Be So Emotional.”

This trend of cramming amnesia subplots into practically every drama that features an accident, a coma, or a blow to the head is getting really, really tiresome. It's as if it were impossible to pursue such stroylines or mend relationships without amnesia

Seriously, the amnesia plotline again? It's just so exhausting—really, after everything they've already been through in the episodes, amnesia is the last thing we needed here.

You know, I have this—maybe silly—theory, but maybe Kophfa’s bracelet and Rin’s necklace are connected. In the hugging scene, at one point, it looks like a close-up of the bracelet, and Rin’s necklace is a dreamcatcher, but without the center . Who knows, maybe these two items are some kind of set.

Poor Kophfa—he really is unlucky. Not only does he clearly have some kind of trauma, but he’s also been cursed. By the way, I’m really curious who this person is who’s giving Rin advice in this chat.And now I'm really curious about what this Rin pendant is all about

I'm not surprised by the fool and lack of logic in this episode—there are only two episodes left, and knowing how these stories usually go, that means they'll now cram everything into the last two episodes to wrap everything up and explain it all —in short, the final episodes= rushing toward the ending.

That's my little take on it—so it goes something like this: the creators wanted to make a ghost story, but apparently changed their minds halfway through and decided to make a typical story about relatives fighting over the CEO seat at a big company.And that's how we ended up with what we ended up with, and at least that's how it looks

I feel exactly the same way—it’s like a mix of all these different dramas rolled into one. Episodes 1–7 were a supernatural rom-com, which I liked, episodes 8–12 were a romance revolving around corporate succession, plus a crime story—it was as if the writers themselves didn’t know which direction to go, so they created a drama that combines all four themes: romance, supernatural, succession, and mystery—all mixed with comedy, which just made it all too much.