HEAR ME OUT!!! I think the endgame is HJ and SH, just look at the poster they posted HJ AND SH are side to side+++
I think HJ and SH end game is so obvious since ep 1. The way the production team took extra time to introduce both of them somehow indicating that they’re the “main couple”
A mystery to be solved?How did both of them know where to go after Sunjae regains his memory? Looks like Sunjae…
This has always been a mystery to most kdramas 😆 Lead couple would always know where to meet in the middle when they wanna reconcile.
But isn’t it near the hospital as Sol thought that Sun Jae was brought up to hospital and Sun Jae thought that Sol might be worried about him, so he went to the same place? I need to rewatch ep 16 again to reconfirm this. 😆
I just finished watching the series, and everything has ended pretty well but I have these questions:first of…
Yi Su survived, she’s the teenage girl with black vein that Yeong Su was smiling at.
My take is that Hyun Su could only bring back those monsters or symptomatic humans that are infected against their own will (Yi Su’s touch). That’s why he could bring back Yi Kyung, Yeong Su & other survivors at the stadium, but he couldn’t do that to Eun Yu because she’s infected on her own.
Yea i mean all that build up of Uimyeong/Nam Sangwon/Sangwook taking over Yisu's body only for it him to have…
He’s a threat in Yi Su’s body because he knows Yi Su can control monsters and infected anyone to become monsters. His intention is to have as many special infectees as possible that he can control and he hates neohumans. You can see he killed them many times and even used some of them as experiments.
monsters are around at the end as well? wouldn't they kill other people? or did the monsters turn into their human…
Monsters are still around, but normal monsters (not special infectees) don’t harm neohumans. By living with neohumans, the human survivors could save themselves from monsters out there.
I like it but I have so Much to complain The ending was so incomplete. I was hoping for jisu return but not a…
Yi Kyung’s daughter Yi Su survived. Yeong Su at the end was smiling at a teenage girl with black vein, that’s Yi Su as she grows up faster than normal human being.
I enjoy watching S3, just like how I enjoyed watching S1 & S2.
The ending is a bit underwhelming, but I would say that some questions answered like how the monsterization spread at the first place and what was their final intention to conduct the experiment at first. They wanted to create neohuman and they achieved it, but at what cost?
One thing I love about Sweet Home series is that the series always touch about humanity vs monsters. What really define you as a human and monster, because some monsters have feelings and more humane than humans, and some humans are behaving worse than monsters.
things which were never cleared: - was yoon jisu a monster or not cause they literally made it look like she was…
Ji Yoon Su - yes she was infected but monster could die too with fire or when their whole body tore apart (just like how Hyun Su killed most of monsters with his spikes). My guess is that her body was destroyed with big rocks when the stadium collapsed.
Sang Wook/Blood monster - when Yi Su was willing to go with her dad, it could be that the blood monster already went out before Sang Wook’s body fully entered the fire, so his body survived. When the blood monster got out from Yi Su’s body, he first entered the professor body and Hyun Su burned the body again, so the best choice is Sang Wook’s body because the monster knows Hyun Su’s weakness that Hyun Su won’t be able to harm Sang Wook just like Hyun Su couldn’t harm Yi Su. Sang Wook’s soul resisted the blood monster even in S2 but eventually lost. My take on why Sang Wook could resist the monster this time is because the blood monster is weakened as Sang Wook’s body deteriorates.
I kinda agree the way the blood monster died is a bit lackluster because I was expecting more of a fight between the blood monster and Hyun Su + Eun Hyeok, but I guess the writer is playing it safe and wanting to save both of them so that all three of them (Hyun Su, Eun Yu & Eun Hyeok) would somehow have a bittersweet ending. So they used Sang Wook’s goodwill and determination in S1 as a device to solve the blood monster.
Yi Su - I was shocked too when she was dying at first because I was like, isn’t she half-monster? She would heal right from that cut? And yes, she did just like those who have symptoms that they can self healed. I guess Hyun Su also reversed the monsterization for Yeong Su because we can see him smiling with a teenage girl with black vein, assuming she’s Yi Su as she grows up faster than normal human.
The process of monsterization is when someone is lost with their own monsterous desire. I guess why some have feelings and some are not is depend on how persistence the good side of that person’s soul to resist or cope with the monsters inside them just like how Hyun Su able to resist and eventually become one by coexisting together.
The scene when Lee Eun Yu smiled because it feels surreal for her to be together with Cha Hyun Su & Lee Eun Hyeok is just everything 🫶🏻 She hasn’t smiled for so long.
When we defend ourselves, they would say we don’t respect negative opinion, when they straight out being nasty,…
Honestly, both sides of troll accounts are tiring to me. I don’t see the point of calling people names and using cheap language to others here. Even if someone started it first, just be civil about it and reply in proper manner. Both sides can have different opinions and takes on the drama, as long as the conversation sticks within the context of the drama, I don’t see any issue of it. No need to get personal 😅
Btw, I’m not saying this to act like I’m “houlier than others” 😆😆😆
who tf was that taxi driver and why was he so obsessed with Im sol?
He already set his target when Im Sol was alone lost around his neighborhood at night.
OG timeline - he couldn’t finish his killing because of Sun Jae’s intervention.
Alternative timeline - he did kill the drunk ahjussi who came to Sol because he was mad he couldn’t finish his target. Afterwards, he becomes obsessive because he has set his eyes on her.
Pyschopaths can be like that. He couldn’t let it go as he had to finish his own “mission.” Sometimes there’s no apparent reason for those psychopaths to choose their target, just bad luck and wrong place at the wrong time for the victims.
I correct myself, after episode 9 I was annoyed, but watching 10 I'm disgusted. all you saying the love triangle…
You could be right that jealous scenes might just be to please some viewers who love the trope. And to some, it might be annoying.
I think in ep 10, when Tae Sung seemed to bring her flower, Sol was still thinking of pushing Sun Jae away. Her intention in 2009 timeline is to not get Sun Jae involve in anything. They’re not even in a relationship, so she didn’t owe him any explanation on why Tae Sung came to meet her.
The scene of the them bickering while helping Sol’s family on the water leaking issue to me, is more of Tae Sung having fun teasing Sun Jae. We could see that Tae Sung mentioned to Sun Jae that he doesn’t understand how Sun Jae is jealous of him and couldn’t see the truth.
In 2008 timeline on her second time travel, she did try to explain to Sun Jae though on her situation with Tae Sung and the whole time traveling thing, but she couldn’t find the right word to properly explain. She was feeling guilty towards Sun Jae, but since her old self was the one accepted Tae Sung, she couldn’t end it just like that to make her old self confused. She tried to approach the situation properly but when she got to know that Tae Sung was just playing her, that’s when she ended it.
My my... not only fans here are teenagers but also horny? Gosh... 🤣🤣🤣How about the trolls in this site...?…
When we defend ourselves, they would say we don’t respect negative opinion, when they straight out being nasty, LOL. Negative constructive criticism is okay, but calling fans brainless, horny, teenagers and even questioning people’s taste for rating this drama is definitely not okay.
Just like how they’ve been asking fans to respect negative reviews, those people who don’t like this drama also need to respect the high ratings from the majority of fans who love this drama.
The watch gets activated at the time of sunjae's death. Like the first watch at midnight and second watch during…
There’s a theory that she returned to the past to the time she desperately wanted to in her heart. It can be seen during her third time travel, it sets in Spring 2009 because she got to know that there’s incident happened between her and Sun Jae that time.
On her 4th time travel using 2009 Sun Jae’s watch, she desperately wanted to go back to where their fate started, that’s why she’s able to go to 2008 even before Sun Jae and Sol were supposed to meet.
On return time to the present life, there’s no specific timeframe, but the gap is usually around 1 month. Sol also didn’t know when she would be pulled back to present, so she’s trying her best to complete her mission and hoping that she could change the past. This is also why she’s anxious in 2009 timeline and made that drastic (some said stupid) decision.
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But isn’t it near the hospital as Sol thought that Sun Jae was brought up to hospital and Sun Jae thought that Sol might be worried about him, so he went to the same place? I need to rewatch ep 16 again to reconfirm this. 😆
My take is that Hyun Su could only bring back those monsters or symptomatic humans that are infected against their own will (Yi Su’s touch). That’s why he could bring back Yi Kyung, Yeong Su & other survivors at the stadium, but he couldn’t do that to Eun Yu because she’s infected on her own.
I was annoyed when protein monster made his comeback and I was like, not this annoying monster again 😤
The ending is a bit underwhelming, but I would say that some questions answered like how the monsterization spread at the first place and what was their final intention to conduct the experiment at first. They wanted to create neohuman and they achieved it, but at what cost?
One thing I love about Sweet Home series is that the series always touch about humanity vs monsters. What really define you as a human and monster, because some monsters have feelings and more humane than humans, and some humans are behaving worse than monsters.
Sang Wook/Blood monster - when Yi Su was willing to go with her dad, it could be that the blood monster already went out before Sang Wook’s body fully entered the fire, so his body survived. When the blood monster got out from Yi Su’s body, he first entered the professor body and Hyun Su burned the body again, so the best choice is Sang Wook’s body because the monster knows Hyun Su’s weakness that Hyun Su won’t be able to harm Sang Wook just like Hyun Su couldn’t harm Yi Su. Sang Wook’s soul resisted the blood monster even in S2 but eventually lost. My take on why Sang Wook could resist the monster this time is because the blood monster is weakened as Sang Wook’s body deteriorates.
I kinda agree the way the blood monster died is a bit lackluster because I was expecting more of a fight between the blood monster and Hyun Su + Eun Hyeok, but I guess the writer is playing it safe and wanting to save both of them so that all three of them (Hyun Su, Eun Yu & Eun Hyeok) would somehow have a bittersweet ending. So they used Sang Wook’s goodwill and determination in S1 as a device to solve the blood monster.
Yi Su - I was shocked too when she was dying at first because I was like, isn’t she half-monster? She would heal right from that cut? And yes, she did just like those who have symptoms that they can self healed. I guess Hyun Su also reversed the monsterization for Yeong Su because we can see him smiling with a teenage girl with black vein, assuming she’s Yi Su as she grows up faster than normal human.
The process of monsterization is when someone is lost with their own monsterous desire. I guess why some have feelings and some are not is depend on how persistence the good side of that person’s soul to resist or cope with the monsters inside them just like how Hyun Su able to resist and eventually become one by coexisting together.
Btw, I’m not saying this to act like I’m “houlier than others” 😆😆😆
OG timeline - he couldn’t finish his killing because of Sun Jae’s intervention.
Alternative timeline - he did kill the drunk ahjussi who came to Sol because he was mad he couldn’t finish his target. Afterwards, he becomes obsessive because he has set his eyes on her.
Pyschopaths can be like that. He couldn’t let it go as he had to finish his own “mission.” Sometimes there’s no apparent reason for those psychopaths to choose their target, just bad luck and wrong place at the wrong time for the victims.
I think in ep 10, when Tae Sung seemed to bring her flower, Sol was still thinking of pushing Sun Jae away. Her intention in 2009 timeline is to not get Sun Jae involve in anything. They’re not even in a relationship, so she didn’t owe him any explanation on why Tae Sung came to meet her.
The scene of the them bickering while helping Sol’s family on the water leaking issue to me, is more of Tae Sung having fun teasing Sun Jae. We could see that Tae Sung mentioned to Sun Jae that he doesn’t understand how Sun Jae is jealous of him and couldn’t see the truth.
In 2008 timeline on her second time travel, she did try to explain to Sun Jae though on her situation with Tae Sung and the whole time traveling thing, but she couldn’t find the right word to properly explain. She was feeling guilty towards Sun Jae, but since her old self was the one accepted Tae Sung, she couldn’t end it just like that to make her old self confused. She tried to approach the situation properly but when she got to know that Tae Sung was just playing her, that’s when she ended it.
Just like how they’ve been asking fans to respect negative reviews, those people who don’t like this drama also need to respect the high ratings from the majority of fans who love this drama.
On her 4th time travel using 2009 Sun Jae’s watch, she desperately wanted to go back to where their fate started, that’s why she’s able to go to 2008 even before Sun Jae and Sol were supposed to meet.
On return time to the present life, there’s no specific timeframe, but the gap is usually around 1 month. Sol also didn’t know when she would be pulled back to present, so she’s trying her best to complete her mission and hoping that she could change the past. This is also why she’s anxious in 2009 timeline and made that drastic (some said stupid) decision.