She regains her memory in episode 8/9. Her reaction regarding ML is positive, she understands his motivations.…
Mostly, he focuses on his own survival, trying to prove his usefulness to the maffia boss. Because of that, he is looking for FL but not putting too much effort into it. So, no, he isn't annoying as an ex-boyfriend, not even significant regarding ML and FL's relationship.
What crime did he commit? Detectives assumed he had taken care of the dead body and the clues. And "Leo"…
Theory of the police, before the interrogations. They thought Yujin called the chairman, but that didn't happen. It was just an imagined scenario. As I wrote, Yujin also thought chairman took care of the body (although, he didn't ask him for help), because he didn't know about his mother's role.
Why was the hotel owner not arrested for being an accomplice?
What crime did he commit? Detectives assumed he had taken care of the dead body and the clues. And "Leo" thought the same. But actually he didn't even know what happened.
Before I start watching it, can someone tell me when she finds out about their connection? How does she react…
She regains her memory in episode 8/9. Her reaction regarding ML is positive, she understands his motivations. While she still has amnesia, there is a short break up (half an episode maybe) because of a misunderstanding.
my main question is- how did the airplane people react when they opened the bathroom and found a woman in hanbok…
She returned to her body in the hospital days/weeks/month(?) later and her clothes didn't change. As for the cut on her back, before she traveled to the past she had fallen to the mirror crashing it. I guess people on the plane simply thought pieces of the mirror injured her.
No happy ending. (Bittersweet, at best. As long as you don't think too much about what will happen with the characters…
I don't know. Maybe I see it too darkly. But Ryong already was in a serious condition, and he was warned he'll lose his eyesight and ability to walk even if he returns immediately - but he didn't plan it at all. And Byeol... scientists didn't have a solution (or even a slight idea) how bring her down to Earth. And if they manage to do it...? She spent her entire existense in zero gravity. What would gravitation do to her (or the forces during the landing)? So, when I watched that scene I thought, it wasn't real, only an imagined moment from Ryong (like Eve's fantasy about their life together).
No happy ending. (Bittersweet, at best. As long as you don't think too much about what will happen with the characters…
Yeah, I didn't. It wasn't bittersweet for me either. Just I think that could be the intention and maybe someone who is lost enough in the story or attached to the characters feels that way IF... (you don't think about how silly decisions were made; and that Ryong and his daughter are 'dead' too since they can't return to Earth and survive the process or what comes after it - and they can't live in the space for decades)
I'm not sure I want to see them end up together while he's possessing a dead body tho
I think the body isn't dead. After all, it's not just some kind of muppet, moved by Gangcheul. The vital fuctions are still working (and they've worked all the time - execpt those few minutes before Gangcheul 'moved in'), his heart is beating, he gets tired and hungry, he can bleed etc. Based on other kdramas where a body was taken by another soul that state won't be an obstacle before a relationship (even a physical one).
As I wrote, Yujin also thought chairman took care of the body (although, he didn't ask him for help), because he didn't know about his mother's role.
Detectives assumed he had taken care of the dead body and the clues. And "Leo" thought the same. But actually he didn't even know what happened.
As for the cut on her back, before she traveled to the past she had fallen to the mirror crashing it. I guess people on the plane simply thought pieces of the mirror injured her.
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She couldn't be his mom.
But Ryong already was in a serious condition, and he was warned he'll lose his eyesight and ability to walk even if he returns immediately - but he didn't plan it at all.
And Byeol... scientists didn't have a solution (or even a slight idea) how bring her down to Earth. And if they manage to do it...? She spent her entire existense in zero gravity. What would gravitation do to her (or the forces during the landing)?
So, when I watched that scene I thought, it wasn't real, only an imagined moment from Ryong (like Eve's fantasy about their life together).
(you don't think about how silly decisions were made; and that Ryong and his daughter are 'dead' too since they can't return to Earth and survive the process or what comes after it - and they can't live in the space for decades)
Based on other kdramas where a body was taken by another soul that state won't be an obstacle before a relationship (even a physical one).