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Waiting P'Mum to come and reveal to him some thing he already knew each night! How patient!😂

In "Dew's timeline", from the 6th of November, the first day Dew met Mum, Mum told Dew all the secrets of the parallel world, about how he would die on the 24th, and also who would kill him.

So why doesn't Dew tell Mum the whole thing in their next meetings so Mum doesn't have to investigate anything? 🤔🤔🤔

Yes he died

I, who has read the novel thoroughly and understands the logic of the author's parallel world, suddenly felt confused after watching the 9th and 10th episodes.

The last Mum who vanished in front of Dew in the sofa, which world does he come from?
Does he has his own Dew in that world? Why didn't he chase that Dew? Why does he have to come cross to this paralell world to interfere in another Dew's life where Dew's about to marry his own sister?😩😩😩😩

I think the timeline in Dew's world is also forward, not backward. Because if so, it becomes even more confusing :-))

It's strange that Mint knows all of Mum's friends and even becomes their friends, while Mum doesn't know any of his sister's friends, including Dew, Aun and Joey????

Yeah, why doesn't Mum know that Mint has a best friend from college named Dew and Dew didn't know his best friend's brother? In this age, they should have seen each other in Mint's SNS photos and friend list.

It's in English, but they only updated until ep 5.

In Dew's world everything seems absurd:
- Mint pursues someone who doesn't love her 😑
- Dew doesn't reject someone he doesn't love😬
- Aun gets jealous over someone who doesn't love him😶
- Dew is indifferent to his own death😩
Because it was Dystopia, everything was prepared for the tragedies that would follow. Even so, I still found the script a bit forced🥴

Yes, fine. I think it's better to watch the whole series first. I also do not want to reveal its contents in advance. And maybe the script writer has completely changed the ending compared to the novel.

No, in the novel the ending is quite complicated. Remember, we have not only 1 world but 2, and the fate of the same people in each of those worlds is also completely different. It goes in 2 different directions, because they are Utopia and Dystopia world.

when you really love someone, what you want is not to have that person at all costs but to see that person happy. If not, it's not love, it's a sick obsession, to satisfy your selfishness "what I want must be what I get"

In fact, Dew did not accept, but rejected Mint many times. He said no, not with the word "No", but politely, "Let's continue to be friends". I bet anyone would understand that as a rejection. In the most recent episode, when Mint burst into Dew's house and went crazy and said things like you said above, she wasn't calm so Dew couldn't say anything to her at that time. Trust me, the next episode, he'll do as you wish, which is to bluntly break up with her.
They both mishandled the situation, but it's Dystopia, a negative world full of fights and arguments. It will become more and more negative until Dew is death. That's the story.

I think you can't use common logic to analyze the actions of characters in Dew's world. Because Dew's world is Dystopia where people show their negative or worst sides. Dew, Mint, Aun, Dew's killer....... are all villains in this world.

Utopia and Dystopia are two Greek terms: Utopia means an ideal or perfect society in every way. While Dystopia is the opposition, a society that develops in a negative or scary way. Mum's world is Utopia - where people show their best and is an ideal world that makes people happy - dream of mankind.

Utopia and Dystopia always coexist, like the good and bad sides always coexist together .

I'm not talking in terms of sales, but in terms of how they portray two worlds that make you feel its contrast and love and hate it the way they want you to. I also don't expect it to be a hit or anything because I've read the story and know how it confuses readers with its plot. I'm just curious how they're going to put it on a series for viewers to understand.

They wanted to build 2 opposing worlds.
- Mum's world - Utopia: everything is beautiful and happy, everyone around Mum is kind, cheerful, and love him. Mum has a full life that everyone dreams of. And will end with a beautiful love.
- Dew's world - Dystopia: everything goes in a negative and bad direction, full of conflicts, hatred and pressure both at work and in love. Dew's life makes viewers pressure and uncomfortable. And will ended with a regretful death.
It is a metaphor that shows the two sides of real life. And I think they are quite successful because obviously you also love Mum's world and hate Dew's world😁

Yes, flashback should be black and white👍

Their love in just this episode has progressed faster than 17 episodes of OMSN. You can feel their joy and happiness when they are together, something no episode of OMSN can do.

In the film, the special affection that Dew has for Mint can be clearly felt. It is a real love, starting from a beautiful friendship. So it makes no sense for Dew to suddenly turn gay and fall in love with a stranger just because he appears in his bed. And even stranger, he never wondered who Mum is, where he comes from, what kind of person he is. This character himself is the most illogical character.

Khim and Sun didn't even have a phase called "falling in love", not at all.
One day, Khim saw Sun wearing one stinky red shoe which he had thrown away 15 years ago, while he was doing yoga at the bottom of a swimming pool.
And under the special magic of stinky shoes, Prince Kim fell in love with Cinderella Sun at first sight.
He grabbed Cinderella in red stinky shoes and threw him on the bed and made love to him all night.
The next day, the shoe falls off Sun's feet, the magic disappears, Khim realizes he's been tricked and chase Cinderella away of his castle. :-))