chowfun

Let this story be the one to invoke the understanding of what "letting go" means. At this point in the story, the FL feels as though "nothing has changed". With this mindset, she overlooks others' individual actions. This is where she uses her past life to judge everyone's actions in the present, without acknowledging that the timeline change has affected those actions. Could this be a plot hole? Maybe. I do enjoy the irony of it all. Now the ML and FL have the "misunderstanding phase" I wonder how the writers will approach the second half of this story.

Psychologically wise, this is a great thriller. Although the FL actions could be confusing at times due to her many personalites. This shows how damning our brains can be while reliving memories of violence. It's not easy to remain rational in times of facing continuous stressors and fatigue.