All these theories are really on point until I saw the poster puzzles. The puzzles are filled with pictures of…
Haha. Yep, same. The Hyde and Jekyll concept is overused already in Kdrama land, they need to think of something else.
I really hope it's a Sherlock-Moriarty type. They always write Sherlock type of stories but no Moriarty, it was always just a genius villain. I want to see a Korean Moriarty, obsessed with his equal and opposite. Trying to prove he is better but won't defeat the Sherlock-type because he knows his existence will be meaningless. 😁
I think the Americans did something like that, was it "Broken Glass"? It was a movie. There's an equal and opposite of a hero and a villain to keep the balance. If one doesn't exist, the other withers.
Whoever was Boyoung's double, you also deserve praise. Your name won't be listed in English databases but I sure hope your name is listed in Korean credits. Job well done for you.
1. Mirae falls in love with Mr. Organic Farming 😂 2. Miji falls in love with Mirae's ex 3. Ex-bf finds out and was angry and confused about his feelings 4. Mr. Organic Farming discovers it because when the sisters switched back, he started noticing differences and felt cheated and lied to 5. Cracks are seen in the identical twins because of their romances (Mirae is confused who she loves more; Miji only loves Mirae's ex because she never met Mr. Organic Farming before she fell in love.)
All these theories are really on point until I saw the poster puzzles. The puzzles are filled with pictures of…
Hmm… Koreans has a fascination with DID and Hyde and Jekyll. 🤔🤔🤔🤔 I haven't seen them produce a Sherlock-Moriarty type (usually just Sherlock type detectives/geniuses). Could this really be a Hyde and Jekyll type?
nope, the user below deducts the theory, do read the comment
That's the plot twist. 😉
One or both psychs have access to private police information. Some suggested hypnosis which is a very good twist. One or both probably hynotised someone early on.
Probably the FL wasn't part of the plan. But the killer watching her quietly was suspicious. It appears that they did plan for her to see it to trigger her deduction capabilities.
And they need to control someone in the police to be able to play with the FL (whatever their objective is).
Of course, I'm not saying it's the correct or most plausible theory. Not at all. Rather, there in mystery and crime genres, it's common for all characters to be involved, and so far, the two psychs are practically "extras".
Most especially the male psych. If he's only an extra, they wouldn't hire an experienced actor. The actor is known for his mysterious and poker face acting. They casted him specifically for that role. 😉
if the story is based on one prime serial killer then why bring up this small mug up stories to catch small killers…
It's actually thought in creative writing.
You have intro phase, the conflict phase, and the solution phase. Then each phase can be further divided to build up the story.
In writing courses, you won't get a passing score if you submit a story as plain as what you suggested.
If anything, I'm suspecting that the writer used the Snowflake method. It's one of the hardest writing method to use. However, it is commonly used in mystery, suspense, and crime genres, because it makes it easier to divide each phase further. Like you said, "small mug up stories to catch small killers".
yep we all were. But the question is how Night got the curse? Was he born with it ? or did he also got passed…
Yeah. Maybe through the doctor too? Day was born 12 noon while Night was 12 midnight?
Then again, how did the doctor and the guy got it? Who passed it to them. Another thing that is still a mystery, did the mysterious guy found a better way? He kept telling Ozone that he doesn't want anyone to die from it again but Night shouldn't know the contents of the documents.
It sounds ominous. 😅 It's like, only Day should do the solution, if it's Night, they'll be stuck in the same loop like him and the Doctor?
The writer sure knows how to keep us guessing. Hahaha.
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I really hope it's a Sherlock-Moriarty type. They always write Sherlock type of stories but no Moriarty, it was always just a genius villain. I want to see a Korean Moriarty, obsessed with his equal and opposite. Trying to prove he is better but won't defeat the Sherlock-type because he knows his existence will be meaningless. 😁
I think the Americans did something like that, was it "Broken Glass"? It was a movie. There's an equal and opposite of a hero and a villain to keep the balance. If one doesn't exist, the other withers.
2. Miji falls in love with Mirae's ex
3. Ex-bf finds out and was angry and confused about his feelings
4. Mr. Organic Farming discovers it because when the sisters switched back, he started noticing differences and felt cheated and lied to
5. Cracks are seen in the identical twins because of their romances (Mirae is confused who she loves more; Miji only loves Mirae's ex because she never met Mr. Organic Farming before she fell in love.)
The writer sure knows how to play with the audience. 😁
As far as the poster goes, could it be the Moriarty type is the ML? Was it why he kept suspecting her as the suspect because it's part of his plan?
Or, the FL has another personality? Instead of a Sherlock-Moriarty, it's Hyde and Jekyll type?
One or both psychs have access to private police information. Some suggested hypnosis which is a very good twist. One or both probably hynotised someone early on.
Probably the FL wasn't part of the plan. But the killer watching her quietly was suspicious. It appears that they did plan for her to see it to trigger her deduction capabilities.
And they need to control someone in the police to be able to play with the FL (whatever their objective is).
Of course, I'm not saying it's the correct or most plausible theory. Not at all. Rather, there in mystery and crime genres, it's common for all characters to be involved, and so far, the two psychs are practically "extras".
Most especially the male psych. If he's only an extra, they wouldn't hire an experienced actor. The actor is known for his mysterious and poker face acting. They casted him specifically for that role. 😉
You have intro phase, the conflict phase, and the solution phase. Then each phase can be further divided to build up the story.
In writing courses, you won't get a passing score if you submit a story as plain as what you suggested.
If anything, I'm suspecting that the writer used the Snowflake method. It's one of the hardest writing method to use. However, it is commonly used in mystery, suspense, and crime genres, because it makes it easier to divide each phase further. Like you said, "small mug up stories to catch small killers".
😉
Then again, how did the doctor and the guy got it? Who passed it to them. Another thing that is still a mystery, did the mysterious guy found a better way? He kept telling Ozone that he doesn't want anyone to die from it again but Night shouldn't know the contents of the documents.
It sounds ominous. 😅 It's like, only Day should do the solution, if it's Night, they'll be stuck in the same loop like him and the Doctor?
The writer sure knows how to keep us guessing. Hahaha.