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yup i don't think he did either, it seems most of us agree

yeah i have the same doubts, unless we see him turned into literal ashes then i won't believe it

how did frank die? isn't he supposed to recover and regenerate inhumanely fast? i didn't understand what hee-soo's dad did that was actually fatal and caused his death

her first role? wow i'm admiring her more now, i think she did great as the original momi

thank you, i hope it gets accepted. it's kinda ironic she's not included in the cast when she has every right to be, as if she's not worth being mentioned along the other pretty and popular actresses

if this ever gets subbed, please leave a reply to my comment here, i'd highly appreciate it 🙏

no it's not dumb, the opening scenes of episode 1 aren't very clear and remain mysterious with the little info we have so far. the way it was edited makes it seem like it was the same year but i wouldn't trust it too much, it could be in the mind of the white haired person who recalled the event after hearing the name. i guess we'll have to wait and see to be sure

i hope they reveal it at the end of this first season, i can't bear to wait until october or whenever the 2nd season is coming out 😭

it's a 20-episode drama, they cut it into 2 "seasons" because that's how streaming platforms roll these days, this is only the first part i don't think it will be rushed

i'm nervous about the way they're gonna handle his character, i hope they do it with care. obviously this show screams tragedy for all the characters, i just need them to not be too cruel to ryang eum as a punishment for who he is.
i have a slight feeling jang hyun knows and doesn't mind and cares about him regardless. i'm so curious about their backstory and hope they can show it to us

how are we sure the person in the asylum in the 1st episode is a woman/ the FL? i personally was under the impression it was a man, at least this is how the doctor and inspector talked about him, and there's a theory it's actually ryang eum

i wanna talk about how gil chae's dream changed a little from her previous versions. before she was excited and looking forward to a kiss, because she was carefree and had no other worries in the world. now she's in constant danger and her needs/priorities changed, what she wants now is safety, a home so in her dreams now she backhugs him and relies on him. it's a little detail but i like it

yes i agree. as i said in other comments, i kept thinking about what irritated me and i see now it's intentional to emphasise the contrast between what's really happening and how out of touch gil chae was the whole time. as a viewer i feel the urgency and stress of the situation and gil chae is still on about her silly business and i wanna pull her aside and shake her like girl this is /not/ important. now that she got her reality check things are gonna be much more balanced and btw i wanna applaud her for handling the situation like a champ, all that mischief and impulsiveness came in handy and she knew to think fast and creative when facing a problem. again i don't want them to be constantly in pain, i welcome lighter moments as a breather from the rest and i think it will be done in a less exaggerated way now which is what i like

yeah after giving it some thought, the misplaced (imo) humor might be on purpose, it's mostly related to Gil-chae and it goes to show how immature and unaware of the reality around her she is. there's a war and it's frustrating to see her still acting frivolous so the contrast of tones is intentional

I don't want war and blood all the time either but it kind of feels the humor is out of place and you know what? I keep thinking about it and maybe it's intentional to show how disconnected Gil-chae from the reality of what's happening in the world and I guess that's about to change real soon and with it the mix of serious and lighter moments will be more balanced.

hahah it's not like I want characters to be constantly in pain but the silly parts are too silly? And I actually think now it's intentional. War broke and Gil-chae is still in her rosy bubble worrying about the wrong things and I wanna put some sense into her. Judging from ep4 preview that reality check is coming her way so I guess the humor will be more balanced now.

Yes I keep thinking about it and my irritation is probably the intended reaction, things are getting serious but reality hasn't hit certain characters (especially Gil-chae) yet and I wanna shake them up

I know, I said it half jokingly since nowadays it feels necessary to put such disclaimers as more and more people seem intolerant of differing opinions

I hope no one throws stones at me for my opinion but I like this show better in its serious moments. The silly parts aren't doing it for me and the last half of episode 3 is where things picked up and got the most interesting for me so in a way I'm glad we're heading further into angst land from here on out. That scene where he provoked her until she slapped him as both an advice and an exercice on what to do to defend herself in case of an invasion (also the dagger he gifter her!) made me tear up, he looks unserious but there's always a deep thought behind his actions, I like it.

I hope no one throws stones at me for my opinion but I like this show better in its serious moments. The silly parts aren't doing it for me and the last half of episode 3 is where things picked up and got the most interesting for me so in a way I'm glad we're heading further into angst land from here on out. That scene where he provoked her until she slapped him as both an advice and an exercice on what to do to defend herself in case of an invasion (also the dagger he gifter her!) made me tear up, he looks unserious but there's always a deep thought behind his actions, I like it.