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Lines That Bind: My Take on S-Line’s Dark Secrets
**********UPDATE BELOW************
I just started watching S-Line (up to episode 2), and wow, this show is already giving me all the mysterious vibes. The idea is wild—imagine red threads appearing above people that connect them to their past partners, and then everyone can see those lines with special glasses! The main girl, Hyun Heup, is the only one who can see these lines without any gadgets, which makes her stand out.
So, here are some thoughts I’ve been having: First, Gyu-Jin seems way too “clean” compared to everyone else...no visible lines at all. That got me thinking maybe she’s hiding something big, or maybe she’s behind the tech that makes the glasses. If she’s the one who created those glasses, maybe she has her own reasons...whether it’s to control others, get back at someone, or just see how people really are beneath the surface.
Also, there was this brief flash of a photo of Heup with a nun in episode 2, which made me wonder if they share a past like maybe Gyu-Jin and Heup grew up in the same orphanage or church. What if Gyu-Jin knew all along that Heup could see these lines naturally and reached out to her? That connection could explain a lot about why things are unfolding the way they are.
As for the glasses, I’m curious whether they’re just cool tech or if there’s something supernatural going on. Either way, I’m hooked.
I’m excited to see what happens next in episodes 3 and 4. The show is definitely one to watch if you like mystery mixed with some dark secrets. I’ll be back with more thoughts after I watch more!
***UPDATE***
1. SO I was right she's behind the glasses mechanism but why and how it wasn't clear?All she said is that it's her mission but still WHY??
2.Why was this thing created and how was it created? Were they the only people who could see the sline? And what's the common criteria that makes them that special? place of birth?Certain genetics?
3.Will there be a sn2 for clarity?
All I can say this feels incomplete and left viewers with more questions and not in a good way.
I just started watching S-Line (up to episode 2), and wow, this show is already giving me all the mysterious vibes. The idea is wild—imagine red threads appearing above people that connect them to their past partners, and then everyone can see those lines with special glasses! The main girl, Hyun Heup, is the only one who can see these lines without any gadgets, which makes her stand out.
So, here are some thoughts I’ve been having: First, Gyu-Jin seems way too “clean” compared to everyone else...no visible lines at all. That got me thinking maybe she’s hiding something big, or maybe she’s behind the tech that makes the glasses. If she’s the one who created those glasses, maybe she has her own reasons...whether it’s to control others, get back at someone, or just see how people really are beneath the surface.
Also, there was this brief flash of a photo of Heup with a nun in episode 2, which made me wonder if they share a past like maybe Gyu-Jin and Heup grew up in the same orphanage or church. What if Gyu-Jin knew all along that Heup could see these lines naturally and reached out to her? That connection could explain a lot about why things are unfolding the way they are.
As for the glasses, I’m curious whether they’re just cool tech or if there’s something supernatural going on. Either way, I’m hooked.
I’m excited to see what happens next in episodes 3 and 4. The show is definitely one to watch if you like mystery mixed with some dark secrets. I’ll be back with more thoughts after I watch more!
***UPDATE***
1. SO I was right she's behind the glasses mechanism but why and how it wasn't clear?All she said is that it's her mission but still WHY??
2.Why was this thing created and how was it created? Were they the only people who could see the sline? And what's the common criteria that makes them that special? place of birth?Certain genetics?
3.Will there be a sn2 for clarity?
All I can say this feels incomplete and left viewers with more questions and not in a good way.
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