Everyone is talking about some DNA report what is that can someone pls tell me I think I have missed it
It's brought up when Hong In A is talking to her father. This is the document she received just before her wedding, which prompted her to call it off. It said Sa Eon isn't related to his dad.
I didn't like that they suddenly all found the light shop. If it was that easy, why didn't they find it sooner?…
It's a story about how they were all guided to the light shop and found the will to wake up, or didn't.
It's only natural that this was where their stories ended. And that all these parallel, sometimes interconnected, stories ended there at the same time. It would have been tedious to watch if someone found the light a long time before someone else. The mood of the narrative would have been very messed up.
I like to think that in the real world, it wasn't all at once, that they woke up gradually. It's not like time worked the same way in the afterlife. Comas usually don't last very long though, so seeing as most of them fell into one at the same time, it would make some sense for there only to be a day or two between them waking up.
It gets less scary. Once you figure out what's going on, it's not scary at all. Just sad.
You're experiencing it with the characters. Something isn't right, and they don't understand, so they are rightly terrified. But this is a story, so as they grow, our understanding grows with them.
Episode 8 though, that was the one that had me bawling.
WARNING SPOILERS!!
The reunion between the father and daughter, when she can't talk and she's trying to tell him who she is, but he hasn't seen her since she was a little girl. So glad they got to meet, but also sad because she had to die first. And THEN when she tried to send her daughter off to keep living and the daughter tried to refuse because she wanted to stay with her mum. OMG I'm tearing up just thinking this.
There were other moments too ofc, like when Suitcase Girl made her boyfriend wake up, after she tried so, so hard to keep him alive and he still forgot her. That moment she realised he was moving on without her omg. And when Irritable Writer decided to stay dead so she could live with her gf - sad, but almost a happy ending there.
And then in the living world, the daughter looked so adrift. When it was revealed she'd refused treatment because she didn't want to forget her mum saying goodbye I cried again.
Only on ep5 but wth?? The story of the girl with the suitcase is horrible?! having her see those messages, and…
I really love the balance between brutal bleakness and hope (not everyone is dead yet) that this story had. Suitcase girl definitely had one of the saddest story lines though - what a pointless death!
i am Super disappointed at Moon sang min after wedding impossible (almost dropped but somehow finished) & this…
He is okay in Queen's Umbrella, but I think that's because the role doesn't demand too much from him - and a lot of the heavy lifting is done by other, very talented actors. He's the weakest link in the main cast, but it's tolerable.
I also just came up with another theoryBok Guy Hyun is probably not the chairman’s real son, but only the chairman…
Episode 6, it's revealed the chairman, Bok Gyu and the ML all can't hold their alcohol. And that scene strongly implied that it's genetic, "like father, like son... etc" type vibe.
Wow. This is an incredibly uninformed comment. Many people, even when they eat a healthy diet and do a reasonable amount of exercise, can struggle to lose weight due to underlying medical conditions. (Weight gain can also be a side affect of common anti-depressants and contraceptives, among other things)
Also, I'm underweight. I need to gain some. Your attempted insult fell pretty flat there.
It's only natural that this was where their stories ended. And that all these parallel, sometimes interconnected, stories ended there at the same time. It would have been tedious to watch if someone found the light a long time before someone else. The mood of the narrative would have been very messed up.
I like to think that in the real world, it wasn't all at once, that they woke up gradually. It's not like time worked the same way in the afterlife. Comas usually don't last very long though, so seeing as most of them fell into one at the same time, it would make some sense for there only to be a day or two between them waking up.
Honestly I wish more tv did it this way.
The reunion between the father and daughter, when she can't talk and she's trying to tell him who she is, but he hasn't seen her since she was a little girl. So glad they got to meet, but also sad because she had to die first. And THEN when she tried to send her daughter off to keep living and the daughter tried to refuse because she wanted to stay with her mum. OMG I'm tearing up just thinking this.
There were other moments too ofc, like when Suitcase Girl made her boyfriend wake up, after she tried so, so hard to keep him alive and he still forgot her. That moment she realised he was moving on without her omg. And when Irritable Writer decided to stay dead so she could live with her gf - sad, but almost a happy ending there.
And then in the living world, the daughter looked so adrift. When it was revealed she'd refused treatment because she didn't want to forget her mum saying goodbye I cried again.
(For the record, I mostly enjoy non-rom stuff)
(just trying to make it make sense)
Also, I'm underweight. I need to gain some. Your attempted insult fell pretty flat there.