faithless510

I think most of the major players in the murders and treason were killed or punished in some way. The Byokcheon townsfolk seemed aware of the happenings but weren't directly related to the treasonous activities other than trying to build the hidden town and survive. The main perpetrators of the revenge plot were the monk that killed himself, the Queen that went mad, the ladies maid that was killed by the right state councilor, and the twin that died for his brother. The only one that seemed to escape any punishment was the husband from the couple that took in the two kids. He was directly involved in what happened with the head shaman woman but he seemed to escape without repercussions.

It's up for the US and Canada for sure, I haven't seen anyone post that it's up anywhere else yet.

It's finally up on Prime in Canada, so I guess it will actually simulcast!

Sadly it is. Literal very last second.

Thanks! I hope it simulcasts like they did with May I Help You and Island!

Anyone know what streaming services will pick this up? I always prefer a real service like viki or iQIYI opposed to dramacool or other non-paid sites.

No wonder he started getting antsy when she didn't show up for their "every three days" appointment lol. Boy got hooked on that pleasure pretty quickly haha

HAHA! This is the funniest thing I've read all week.

There was a 2020 poster right next to the 2019 one. It seems like they took down the oldest poster and replaced it with their newest completed project.

How is it not valid? I was only pointing out the strangeness of her actions.

Also... there wouldn't BE a textbook unless a certain percentage of the population adhered to the standard expectations within it. That's the point of a textbook.

One thing about the sister kept bothering me and I finally figured it out.

She was diagnosed with a panic disorder from the trauma of being hit and embarrassed by the wife of the man she was dating. Someone suffering from the trauma of being attacked for a certain situation DOES NOT do the same thing to someone else. When she wrongly assumes Woojoo is dating a married man her first action is to slap her "as hard as she can" (which she admitted to their mother). I work in mental health and you generally see those with panic disorders become detached from the situation that reminds them of their own trauma. They don't relive the trauma by performing the same actions on a target, especially a member of their own family.

Woojoo's sister and DongJin's friend both needed to cool their jets and not meddle unless it became necessary. Woojoo was already taking the steps to quit and explain things because the fair had started and that was the deadline she gave to the friend, but he jumped the gun and went against his promise to give her that time.

Woojoo asked HyeSeong for 2 days (which is a very short time in real life) to deal with her feelings and discuss things properly with DongJin. The sister arbitrarily made the decision to tell the mom that same day, which almost felt like malicious intent. Woojoo didn't interfere in the sister dating random men over and over and has been taking care of the family for years. Her sister repays her by throwing her under the bus with their mother and by trying to steal her best friend and turn him into a romantic partner, which could end Woojoo's friendship with him. She wants to be everyone's priority, is jealous of their friendship, but she doesn't put in the effort to build and maintain those relationships outside of dating or blaming others for not picking her.

HyeSeong has a panic disorder that she got from being hit by the wife of the man she was dating, but when she assumes Woojoo is dating a married man her first response is to hit her? You would think someone trying to deal with that trauma herself wouldn't be the one to do that to her own sister. I will never see HyeSeong as anything but selfish and prideful.

I was too busy being absolutely livid at WJ's friends and family to feel any other emotions lol

SO MANY coulda/shoulda moments in this show. This should never be an issue with a 20 episode drama. That's a whole lot of hours to make the plots and pacing work out nicely.

There is a poster for a fair in 2020 to the right of the 2019 poster

And her excuse to Jun being jealousy?! This sanctimonious hag needs to have her head smacked around a bit. Her sense of entitlement is so astronomical that I can’t even comprehend it any more. I was so angry at her these two episodes that I couldn’t even be sad for the mains. There was no room for any other emotions but pure, unadulterated loathing and disgust at the sister.

I agree. I have never shouted my disdain at my TV so much as I did these last 2 episodes. I have never hated a character more. Even Heeja is better in my books.

There was a board immediately to the right for another fair that said 2020, so I’m guessing they just replaced the oldest poster with the most recent one, and that they do that with every new fair they host.

I’ve never wanted to slap a character more than I want to slap the sister. I haven’t seen a single redeeming quality from her this whole series. I pity her now and then, but her self-righteous meddling has me steaming and forces me to overlook any quality that I almost started to like.

I watch ShanShan’s story, just not her interactions with Taro. I find his character as annoying as that assistant. I bounce between wanting to slap her and finding her mildly endearing in later episodes.