1. Mirae falls in love with Mr. Organic Farming π2. Miji falls in love with Mirae's ex3. Ex-bf finds out and…
Re: Mirae, yeah, E02 seems to hint that Hosu likes Miji more. I mean, why would he spent time to "comfort" her by just being with her in the library when he got perfect scores? Why was he pretending?
And he doesn't appear to be someone who will use Miji because he can't visit Mirae. That would be really evil, lol.
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. π
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 π 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…
Hmmβ¦ Koreans has a fascination with DID and Hyde and Jekyll. π€π€π€π€ 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?
And he doesn't appear to be someone who will use Miji because he can't visit Mirae. That would be really evil, lol.
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. π
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. π
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?