What I like with this show is they're not dragging the stories. It's simple and relatable. A story about falling in love doesn't have to take half the episodes of the series because in between that is, realistically speaking, usually flirting and kilig moments. It is what comes after a couple starts dating that deserves a detailed storytelling--the ups and downs, the lovers quarrels, and family issues.
Thank you very much for Episode 6. Our grandfather never received the respect and honour he deserves as a WW2 veteran, he and many other veterans like him, were denied the benefits, financial support, respect, and honour when they continued on with their lives.
Institutions, politicians, and governments, only paid lip service and delayed the bills that could have given them proper support. Yes, the bills eventually became laws but only after most of the veterans already passed away. They wouldn't even give posthumous awards, promotions, and/or recognition.
Thank you very much for Episode 6. It may be dedicated for the Korean War veterans, but it resonates very powerfully with all war veterans in all countries, if not for them, majority of us wouldn't be enjoying the life we have today.
Can someone give me a brief description better than the free translation version above?
At this point, it is still not clear.
I'm struggling with it myself.
The fan translation of the "official" description hints that there is some amazing, grande, family secret that the main male lead will eventually discover while searching for his mother. It kind of is telling us that this secret is some secret society for elites that the main ML have to "infiltrate" or something if he ever will have a chance of finding his mother.
But, after the first 5 episodes, there is nothing about that. Maybe in the 2nd week we'll start to see clues about it.
ML: It was me. I never imagined back then that I'd do such a thing.ML: can not move beyond my origin pointNow…
Based on the CCTV captured: 1. When the future ML was sent back in time by the Ghost, he 'replaced' the ML standing on the corridor.
One frame the original ML was standing, the next, it was the future ML lying on the floor.
It can only mean one thing: replaced.
2. If we go by "replace", it would explain why the ML doesn't remember anything: 2a: when he visited the "no grid reality", he doesn't know a single thing about that world even though there is a version of him there. 2b: The "no grid reality" version of the ML was nowhere to be seen after he showed up. 2c: When he talked to his younger self, he never had any new memories about that encounter. 2d: When he returned to 2021, he doesn't have any memories of the changes he made. He was very cautious in visiting their old home. If he did not replace the ML that lived in that new reality, he should've memories that his mother is well.
3. Re: The Ghost. The "replace" theory is limited. For example, the Ghost was able to appear at various lab locations around the world in May 1997. She was caught by CCTVs. This never changed.
It would appear that, as long as the time traveler is beyond the range of their other self (again age difference matters [ie an adult will not replace their kid version]), they can be in the exact same time as their previous selves.
-- There is another way to explain this May 1997 CCTV of the Ghost in various labs at exactly the same time around the world.
ML: It was me. I never imagined back then that I'd do such a thing.ML: can not move beyond my origin pointNow…
OOoh, I can't wait for episode 10.
Man Ok running, wasn't that the one wherein he was about to steal someone's salary? Is that new time traveler trying to undo the things the Ghost did?
The way it looked, he intentionally bumped Man Ok so he'll be delayed. Because of that, the guy he was going to steal from would either no longer be there, or won't have his back exposed (where his salary is in his back pocket).
Because Man Ok won't see his salary, he won't steal. Because he won't steal, the Ghost doesn't have to do anything but watch.
2. Then they eventually faced each other.
If my assumption is somewhere close, the new time traveler is trying to stop the Ghost.
Maybe the new time traveler found another way to install the Grid without the Ghost? Without anyone dying?
But that would also mean, the Ghost will ceased to exist or her life wouldn't be the way it is. (Probably ceased to exist since the Detective and Man Ok are somehow her great grand relatives.)
3. The ML and the Ghost, together with some men, about to face/fight someone. I wonder what that is about.
I know right? Apparently, we were mistaken about the child being Kwon Sae Ha. It was Kim man wok from the start.…
It was because of his father. In the episodes 1-6 reality, his father was written-off "died of overwork". But he already suspected he was killed just like how the janitor was killed.
In the episodes 7-10 reality, his father was used as the "founder of the Grid" even though he was not.
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Also, their grandfather is still looking for his biological child. They'll probably reveal that much later too.
Institutions, politicians, and governments, only paid lip service and delayed the bills that could have given them proper support. Yes, the bills eventually became laws but only after most of the veterans already passed away. They wouldn't even give posthumous awards, promotions, and/or recognition.
Thank you very much for Episode 6. It may be dedicated for the Korean War veterans, but it resonates very powerfully with all war veterans in all countries, if not for them, majority of us wouldn't be enjoying the life we have today.
/bow
/salute
Both are daily 30 to 35 min #Kdrama with 120 episodes. The first 5 episodes have a lot of similarities, it gets confusing. =))
Stiff #MBC #KBS competition #TV
Both are daily 30 to 35 min #Kdrama with 120 episodes. The first 5 episodes have a lot of similarities, it gets confusing. =))
Stiff #MBC #KBS competition #TV
I'm struggling with it myself.
The fan translation of the "official" description hints that there is some amazing, grande, family secret that the main male lead will eventually discover while searching for his mother. It kind of is telling us that this secret is some secret society for elites that the main ML have to "infiltrate" or something if he ever will have a chance of finding his mother.
But, after the first 5 episodes, there is nothing about that. Maybe in the 2nd week we'll start to see clues about it.
"The Secret House": older brother adopted his niece as his own.
What in the world. LOLs.
There are other similarities between the two shows. Did the writers originally plan one show but had a fall out? Hahahaha.
"The Secret House": older brother adopted his niece as his own.
What in the world. LOLs.
There are other similarities between the two shows. Did the writers originally plan one show but had a fall out? Hahahaha.
1. When the future ML was sent back in time by the Ghost, he 'replaced' the ML standing on the corridor.
One frame the original ML was standing, the next, it was the future ML lying on the floor.
It can only mean one thing: replaced.
2. If we go by "replace", it would explain why the ML doesn't remember anything:
2a: when he visited the "no grid reality", he doesn't know a single thing about that world even though there is a version of him there.
2b: The "no grid reality" version of the ML was nowhere to be seen after he showed up.
2c: When he talked to his younger self, he never had any new memories about that encounter.
2d: When he returned to 2021, he doesn't have any memories of the changes he made. He was very cautious in visiting their old home. If he did not replace the ML that lived in that new reality, he should've memories that his mother is well.
3. Re: The Ghost. The "replace" theory is limited. For example, the Ghost was able to appear at various lab locations around the world in May 1997. She was caught by CCTVs. This never changed.
It would appear that, as long as the time traveler is beyond the range of their other self (again age difference matters [ie an adult will not replace their kid version]), they can be in the exact same time as their previous selves.
-- There is another way to explain this May 1997 CCTV of the Ghost in various labs at exactly the same time around the world.
Man Ok running, wasn't that the one wherein he was about to steal someone's salary? Is that new time traveler trying to undo the things the Ghost did?
The way it looked, he intentionally bumped Man Ok so he'll be delayed. Because of that, the guy he was going to steal from would either no longer be there, or won't have his back exposed (where his salary is in his back pocket).
Because Man Ok won't see his salary, he won't steal. Because he won't steal, the Ghost doesn't have to do anything but watch.
2. Then they eventually faced each other.
If my assumption is somewhere close, the new time traveler is trying to stop the Ghost.
Maybe the new time traveler found another way to install the Grid without the Ghost? Without anyone dying?
But that would also mean, the Ghost will ceased to exist or her life wouldn't be the way it is. (Probably ceased to exist since the Detective and Man Ok are somehow her great grand relatives.)
3. The ML and the Ghost, together with some men, about to face/fight someone. I wonder what that is about.
Guy was crying tears-of-joy.
Girl was … nada. zero. zilch. emotionless. blank. "I'm just doing this for practicality."
Then in the preview … she's giving birth. Hahaha
Probably in episode 5, they're grandparents.
In the episodes 7-10 reality, his father was used as the "founder of the Grid" even though he was not.