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He seems dull at first, but to me it's just disinterest. I love how his character comes alive when he's with the person he likes the most. People were complaining about how watching Theo and Phupha interact is so emotionless and I'm like- maybe, just MAYBE that's because Theo has zero romantic interest in Phupha LMAO

But not before we see Theo deepening the kiss as if he's been waiting for it for a looong time xD

Why is the rating so low? This show's getting so darn good

I MEANNNN I guess it's better to truly love and die than backstab him and live with the guilt?

Bien dit. J'ai pensé que la fin était très symbolique et pleine de signification aussi.
J'aime que je puisse lire ton commentaire sans hésitation, mais je ne peux pas commencer mes devoirs français. C'est la différence d'intérêt, je suppose.

4. Min Hyun was meant to find the photograph instead of the ring. Why? The ring symbolizes a promise- growing old together and never being apart. It would've been a nice ending, but it's not the ending that happened. The photograph, on the other hand, represents the true ending of the story: Jun Ho gone; the photo is all that's left. In a way it's Min Hyun's wish coming true: that he could have just one photo of Jun Ho. Min Hyun has said that all he has left of Jun Ho are memories, and the photo represents that. To Min Hyun, no object is more important to him than Jun Ho. That's why him finding the picture in the end is perfect. There was also lots of foreshadowing with the picture from the amount of times Min Hyun picked up the camera in the drama.

YOU TOOK THE WORDS RIGHT OUT OF MY MOUTH! You just KNOW it's a good drama if it gets you emotionally invested. I literally teared up.

3. Hae Soo's death:
It makes no sense to me that vampires die that easily. One strangle and boom, dust to the wind. So I think that in addition to getting strangled, Hae Soo simply didn't have the will to live anymore. He was literally getting strangled (killed) by the guy he's loved for hundreds of years. Not only that, but this was the 2nd time that Jun Ho chose another guy over him despite all the time Hae Soo had stuck by him.

2. Jun Ho's lover's death:
This is to make myself feel better about Hae Soo's death. I have a theory that Hae Soo drained some of Jun Ho's lover's blood before Jun Ho (using the hypnosis thing, yknow). Hae Soo probably knew that Jun Ho was gonna attempt to drain just enough and stop before he killed him. So, since Hae Soo was jealous bcs he liked Jun Ho himself, he wanted the lover to die so that he could be the only one in Jun Ho's life (and so that he could comfort him afterwards).

1. Pure-blooded humans:
They never really explained but I think pure-blooded humans are humans without any trace of vampire blood in them. Think about it, throughout history vampires must've occasionally procreated with humans. Through the generations, the vampire blood would've gotten diluted to the point where it had no affect on the human, but still left a trace. That wouldn't help any vampire transition to be a human, but pure human blood would.

Things that I'm gonna chose to believe to make the show make more sense (agree or disagree, it's okay🤷‍♀️):

Vampires live for hundreds of years but die after simply being strangled? HMMMM

Who knows, maybe throughout history vampires have occasionally procreated with humans and so generations later the blood still has minute traces of vampire blood in it (but obviously so small an amount that it doesn't have any effect on the human). But pure-blooded humans have 100% human blood, therefore they have the only blood that can actually turn a vampire into a human.

I can't torture myself with another airing drama. Remind me when this one's over lol

The show creators sure know what we want because I'm loving every single damn montage of Jaeyoung cooly walking across campus looking fine with the drama's "Romantic Devil" soundtrack in the background.

Wait, this season aired already? Did I miss something? LMAO I thought it hadn't even come out yet!

I'm watching ep 5 and I was literally grinning when I found out JackKoh went to the restaurant together (even though they insisted they wouldn't, and didn't, and had sore stomachs because of it but WHATEVER xD)

Aw naw, not Phai too 😩😩

Well, this sure was unlike anything I've ever seen before. But it's hard not to like the main leads. The actors play their roles really well.

Sandee was and always has been a master manipulator. Why on earth does he make it his job to insert himself in other people's business? You know what- I don't care about the reason. It wouldn't justify his actions anyway. Is it just me who wants to slap him every time I see him?
#ep3