But in the last of episode 4 she is heard a bell when he said i didn't kill her Wtf was that is he really killed…
This was my first thought as well, which I feel like they set up from the scene where the bf of her client was lying, but only because he was creating a surprise, and the lady that stole her mother's checkbook. There's definitely a margin for error in her abilities, I'm really interested to see how it all plays out
I had such high expectations for this but I can’t seem to watch pass episode 6. I’ve skipped almost everything…
I feel the same. I was super looking forward to watching this because everyone seemed to unanimously love it, but I found it monotonous, repetitive, and to drag on. Couldn't get past episode nineteen no matter how much I tried :')
Why are people angry for calling it a scandal? They both never shared their relationship publicly until they were…
The definition of a scandal is "an action or event regarded as morally or legally wrong and causing general public outrage". Using this word, especially in context to celebrities, is damaging and continues to contribute to the idea that any of of them dating is somehow a bad thing.
Wishing them the best! Hopefully more celebs can start dating without the toxicity coming into it.
To my understanding, the shamen was trying to make the most powerful violent ghost to give the family the most…
When the shamen was talking to the rich family, she said the ritual would have consequences on the villagers/all involved. Hyang yi isn’t the only one who lost someone in the boat accident. Again it would have been better if they filled these plot holes in, but the shamen seems prepared no matter the turn so I just assumed this was the case. It’s never officially specified on screen.
To my understanding, the shamen was trying to make the most powerful violent ghost to give the family the most profit. The more pain and hatred the person had, the more powerful they would be. I doubt the plan actually changed, her actions imply that she knew what would happen and that the sister would come looking for her sister once nothing was left. They definitely could have tied up so loose ends so we didn't have to fill in the blanks, but that was just the impression I got.
Is this a Vincenzo type drama or Goblin type drama. Is there a happy ending? Will I be scared or happy. Is it…
I haven't watched Vincenzo so I'm not sure about that one, but it's far from the vibes in Goblin. There's very few, if almost none, humorous moments, and while I wasn't stressed out, I definitely left the lights on a little longer at night, lol. The ending is happy, but don't get attached to anyone, it's not a smooth sailing drama by any means. I highly recommend giving it a try if you like ghosts and tragedy storylines. The acting is great!
I tried watching this and wasn't feeling the constant humorous moments in the first three episodes. Does it stay the same or kind of balance out as the drama progresses?
It's like its baby sister which hasn't quite grown up yet! Good, but definitely not quite on the magnitude or…
I would say that this delves more into human nature and focuses on weaving an intricate storyline, whereas The Guest was extremely possession and gore focused. This is also just my opinion. They're both great in their own rights, but this is not as gore focused as TG.
It's like its baby sister which hasn't quite grown up yet! Good, but definitely not quite on the magnitude or as eerie as The Guest. I recommend giving it a watch though!
Do yourself a favor and skip this one lol. My morbid curiosity overrode my better judgment and I skipped through it. There's dubcon, noncon, violence (dude that's pimping the main FL out beats her repeatedly) and a scene where he drugs her then rxpes her. Definitely not even worth the peek and I'm sorry I looked, rip. Don't be like me, save yourself.
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Wishing them the best! Hopefully more celebs can start dating without the toxicity coming into it.