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i get what you mean. this is just a theory, but how i interpreted it was that, her dad must've thought like the audience rn that the shaman is the ghost but then realised the ghost is juvenile. while the shaman initially had the hair accessory, when she kills the veiled child (assuming it is a child since she had girls lined up like she was shopping for one in prev scene), the child has the accessory. also the first time sanyoung touches the accessory doesn't she recall a girl being dressed up to wear it? there's also the fact that the ghost's face is never revealed even when haesang sees her, it's only the shadow. so rather than the shaman whose identity can be revealed if they dig enough, the hidden girl being the ghost seemed more relevant to me. Since their goal is to identify the ghost, it being a nobody (random girl noone knows much about) would be much complicated than some shaman who looked wealthy and popular enough. i might be completely off, but this is where i'm at bc we're only 2eps in. it'll surely take a few more eps to have proper clarity.

exactly! also when she felt like he was being too weird she went 'nah, dc about money, this just not it' parked the car on the sidewalk and left the car. the attention span of some ppl these days...

idk why everyone thinks the shaman is the ghost, bc i interpreted that the child the shaman killed would be the ghost. also never knew about the ritual, thanks for sharing ❤

exactly! it's not visually scary rather it's about the eeriness of the situation they're in. feels like a very much plausible scenario irl and not fantastical like other horror dramas i've seen. tbh wasn't sure about how they'd bring in youth to this, but somehow they've managed to blend it in well without making it stand out awkwardly

for ppl saying this ain't scary, i don't think they've described it as horror in any interviews. everywhere i've seen they describe it as occult mystery. so it's more about journey to discover the truth about the supernatural than inducing fear. and thus there are no jumpscares or freaky looking ghosts, it's more of a mindgame with the spirit

yes pls! 9.9 was sooo close

I really love the pacing of this drama, keeps us engaged, they don't drag one storyline to fit into 2-3 eps. Ep 2 was no let down, absolutely loved how surprised I was when it ended like "already!!?" My current fav drama!!

I'm here bc of the constant ig posts, looks like the cast got really close

i was answering to why he opened the door. the ghost spoke to him in his mother's voice, and he believed it to actually be his mom being terrified of the ghost.

it's been a while since i've been properly hooked into an airing drama, the wait is going to be torture (esp since taeri said ep endings are gonna be epic)

he thought it was his mom asking to let her in bc the ghost was coming for her. regardless of the danger, he just couldn't let his mom be alone incase it really was his mom.

Oh yes, I've watched that drama, remember he was a rookie back then. Not a role that blew my mind or anything, but he was cute. Looking forward to seeing playful Hyoseop back on screen

i’m only a few minutes in and i love it already!!!!

Just watched the original, don't think I've seen Ahn Hyoseop play a playful character like Li Zi Wei played by Greg Hsu. Am looking forward to see how he'll bring the character to life. Know that Jeon Yeobeen will do well in portraying polar opposite characters. I'm seated for this one!

got curious bc korean remake is coming and decided to watch. absolutely love how the actors embodied their characters, esp how the main leads had to differentiate both characters from each other and how impressively they managed to do that. initial eps were a little slow, but i'm glad i sticked to the end. the plot was quite intriguing and engaging, and loved the ending ❤

Can't wait!!

SO EXCITED FOR THIS!!!

I LOVE STUFF LIKE THIS!

so excited for this!!!

idk if it's a cultural thing, bc i've never said i'll marry someone when i was a kid (i'll admit to having imagined it tho lol). but i've seen something similar in the good bad mother where yejin says "i'll marry kangho when i grow up" so maybe it's common there for little kids to say "i'll marry you" to their crushes and adults may brush it off as a silly joke by a kid? atleast that's what i've assumed