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Damn didn't expect prez to die since he's the main male lead but wow. Ending of ep6 too, looks like Yunseo really got killed but she's the main character of the whole drama plus she's the only one with a connection to the ghost so I think she'll surive somehow... hopefully

MAJOR SPOILER!!

definitely looks like he's turning that way. his developing crush on yeonwoo is probably what's gonna make him fully side against his mother

maybe their 2/3 lackeys but usually people have enough common sense to dislike them. in a situation like this the bullies don't have much power and dont have friends outside their bully group, they could easy be turned against if it wasn't for plot armor

like in ep4, the videocam dude brought up a great point how the bully made everyone give up their phones but hid his own. and how even if he didn't trust the class president, a normal citizen wouldn't have encouraged everyone to possibly die. but then the bully straight up doesn't even defend himself and starts bringing up videocam guy's past with his crush and suddenly everyone's doubting videocam? wouldn't you prefer the bully to die anyway since he's a BULLY? plot armor is saving him atp there's no way a bully would not get chosen to die in a mafia type situation, innocent or not. if he wasn't one of the main characters he'd be long gone.

one thing that annoys me when they have their regular blaming session is how if person A accuses person B with valid points, person B will suddenly attack and accuse person A without defending themselves and suddenly everyone's against person A. like?? do yall have memory loss??

omg i just did!! very excited to see how things roll out

I'm on ep4, surely the ML knew about or already loved the FL before they originally met right? The way he knew her name before she introduced herself and how quickly he fell for her.

It does feel like that considering both characters are kinda 'childish', but I suggest you watch a scene of EAW again, they are actually quite different. Ofc the main similarities will be due to them being the same actor, even in Hello My Twenties she plays a social awkward character and has similar quirks.

I love how the writer uses Woohak to expose how the viewers would be feeling at that time. Like in the end of ep2, when Woohak suddenly starts theorizing about how he could be Kiho and trying to rationalize his way through it just like how we the viewers were thinking at that time-- that he or Bogeol were Kiho. Similarly, in ep8 when Woohak was obviously a bit uncomfortable with Mokha & Bogeol becoming close, and his parents confront him about it later. He says "did you think Bogeol and I would've had a nasty fight over a girl?", which was what a lot of us were probably expecting with the tension going up in the Woohak/Mokha/Bogeol scenes

and mokha being able to shine on stage was absolutely everything

ep7 is probably my second fav episode after ep1 it was so beautiful :( the way kiho looks at mokha just makes me sob

No they said he "looked familiar", not that he reminded them of the Eungyeol that they knew. They basically forgot about their bandmate. And even if it's been 28 years, if they're reminiscing about their band while watching Spine9, wouldn't they remember the band member that was so vital to the team?

yup:(

I can't stop thinking about how Cheongah and the band doesn't remember Eungyeol & everything he did for them :( Like i know it wouldnt make sense for them if they remembered but at the same time he did so much for his parents it's a shame only one person remembers. Without Eungyeol, Cheongah would've learned sign language much later, and would be living with that abusive lady until the day she moves out & cuts off relations with the entire family. He literally built the bridge between Cheongah and the rest of the world and helped her have a relationship with her father. Hyunyul & the other 2 only agreed to be part of the band if Eungyeol was there. But of all people to remember him, Yichan obviously makes the most sense as he spent the most time with him & made such an impact.

The closest to this plot-wise and vibe wise is probably the cdrama 'I don't want to be friends with you'. The FL goes back in time after an argument with her mother to when her mother was a teenager and, almost exactly like Eunyu, tries to stop her mother from dating her father so that the mum could have a better life in the present. The twist is different from this drama tho :) Highly recommend, it's a very heartwarming drama with two cute couples

i guess maybe it hurt mentally for him to speak? he's used to being loud and hearing his voice but now he can't hear a single thing he says which would have affected him emotionally. so he probably just gave up and used it less and less over the years

I assumed what she did in the past with reconciling Sekyung and her father, that must've fixed their relationship in the present since she's no longer trying to live through her child she's found peace in her life.

Ik everyone's saying the ending was rushed and yeah I'd like a couple more minutes in the present time but honestly it wasn't that bad, almost everything was addressed and it was a very satisfying closure. gonna miss this drama :(

Man I started this show thinking I'd be fine because even though it's quite transparent about mental health and really exposes you to the most uncomfortable parts, I can usually deal with them to a certain extent. But it did end up showing my one trigger that I'd completely forgotten I had, self harm. There is a scene where the patient actually cuts herself instead of just showing us the resulting scars which made me pause the drama and step out for some air.

So beware, to anyone who has triggers, I suggest you try to look up the content just so that you can be a bit mentally prepared beforehand.