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PART TWO:
The Eye of Providence: Featuring an eye enclosed within a triangle, this symbol represents divine providence and God watching over humanity. It is prominently used on the Great Seal of the United States on the U.S. one-dollar bill and is also found in Freemasonry.

Mesopotamian Idols: Some of the earliest known uses of the eye as a motif date back to ancient Mesopotamia, where carved eye idols and painted eyes on temples were used to symbolize vigilant devotion and protection.

Modern Emblems: In modern heraldry and corporate branding, the eye symbol remains a popular icon. It appears in the coats of arms for various municipalities (such as Victoria in Canada and Radzymin in Poland) and as the Nigeria Customs Service insignia.

The eye symbol is one of the oldest and most pervasive motifs in human history, utilized primarily as a protective talisman, a symbol of divine watchfulness, and a marker of status or wisdom across various cultures. Its most notable historical and modern applications include:

The Evil Eye (Nazar / Mati): Primarily used in the Eastern Mediterranean, Middle East, and South Asia, this blue eye charm wards off the malevolent gaze and jealousy.

In Greece (mati), Turkey (nazar), and surrounding countries, it is commonly painted on walls, worn as jewelry, and pinned to clothing to protect against bad luck.

The Eye of Horus: An ancient Egyptian symbol representing healing, wholeness, and royal power. It was frequently used as a funerary amulet to protect the dead, and is still widely seen today in modern Egyptian ethnic and political identity.

PART TWO FOLLOWS

If you liked the first 8 you will like it until the end. Let's say that the last two are not at the level of the first 12, and there are some things badly explained when we waste time in strolls by the beach - but all in all it's okay.

I also loved this drama, but let's say that there were many things unexplained and I didn't like at all the frequent voice-off monologues that basically repeated the same thing, how she now will live her life fully, and the trite philosophical thoughts.

We have been told what happens to the king in Joseon. Nothing very special really. The FL says that "he died alone and bitter, but went down in history as a sage king because history is written by the victors" or something like that.

Let's say it was a divine concession. Like for Oh My Ghostess, for Angel's Last Mission, Arang and the Magistrate, the other one with the Grim Reaper love story... When the writers have driven themselves into a hole and don't know how to come out of it, there's a deus ex machina, some miracle that saves the day subverting the rules.

No, no, everything continues adorably. The ending is not rushed at all. Everyone gets their wrap-up.

Terrible ending? It hasn't happened yet, so what ending are you talking about? So far it's pretty good.

I don't know what the translation was where you all watched, but on kiss... where I watched it, in episode 28, where Auntie proudly shows her the new shower and separate toilet, then she leads her to the toilet and says "After you". It made me laugh so hard. It's not something you say when a person is going to the toilet, since you don't accompany them but leave them do their business alone.

You are so rude, and possibly a bit slow in understanding, so I won't waste my time and yours to explain to you.

Yes, she paid lavishly and carelessly here and there, and then at a certain point her card was frozen. You don't remember?

Unfortunately there was no proof of all that.

So why was the grandma saying "It's my own fault, but my legs gave way" etc...? And why the mom was mad at her because she always wanted to do things on her own? They were not referring to the fire? I thought she fell down from the wheelchair and she made a candle drop on the floor or something like that. And then... nothing, it wasn't her. So what was that scene about?
Were they possibly talking of when she became invalid through her own stubbornness?

Have you been skipping? When she wanted to pay the hotel she found out her card was not working, and that's why she went back to the barbershop with the tail between her legs. She called dad's secretary and he told her her dad's assets had been frozen.

He went to have a piss?

Yes but there was minimal time spent in school.

You have already watched "Meet Yourself "(2024)? I loved it!
https://www.viki.com/tv/39165c-meet-yourself

No no, it's not about trendy, he and his friends are made to become guinea pigs for his mother's hairdressing salon as she tries out new things and new brands. One friend becomes red, the other is green, the apprentice gets a perm etc.
But the ones who will go to school change back soon because in Korean schools those things are not allowed (rightly so in my opinion).

The protests are because allegedly the webtoon it came from was anti-feminist.

He changes to black hair with brown highlights after a few episodes, if that makes a difference for you.