actually, I think it could have ended on a happy note.
if in the final epside heeju talked to her family and didn't lie to them again and try to hide the body alone they'd get a happy end together. but she chose to lie, again, and that's why it ended how it ended.
Betrayal, hurt, forgiveness - this is the essence of this drama, it oscilliates around these themes the whole…
yes, they were all selfish
especially heeju, who in the end selfishly lied to and abandoned her family, causing them much suffering....to atone for her sins of lying and abandoning her family before. she then thinks herself some kind of noble martyr, and even hears the bells in the end which implies she thinks her soul was purified by self-imposed exile....lool
I don't think it was ever stated in the drama. Maybe people here can provide some theories as to the reason why.
I think she was shocked because she thought he's still bulgasal, so when she stabbed him and suddenly she got a soul and became mortal it was quite a surprise
She didn't know the kid she saved was him, she lived on a nearby mountain and just saved a kid cause she has a thing for saving kids.
Hated her in vincenzo, but maybe that's because of her character and a "comedic" and "quirky" writing that forced her to act retarded most of the time. The actress might be actually good, and the synopsis of Glitch seems interesting.
This story could have had 4 episodes and it would be enough to tell what it wanted to tell.
In the end, it was never explained why Min Sang Un had these episodes of super strength coupled with amnesia. Or why Ok Eul Tae didn't explain everything to Hwal right after he became Bulgasal 600 years earlier. Or why they were able to reincarnate despite not having a soul. Or why Min Sang Un reincarnated as a twins. Do the monsters still hunt her due to karma 50 years later? And why did Ok Eul Tae even think that destroying the soul that was originally his would heal the dark hole in his chest?
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But what your saying is just incorrect. Jesus didn't redeem human "sins", death of Jesus redeemed only the original sin. So humans aren't born sinful anymore, but they can still accumulate sins during their life and be judged for it.
This is like the fundament of all christian theology, regardless if you're a protestant, catholic or anything else.
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if in the final epside heeju talked to her family and didn't lie to them again and try to hide the body alone they'd get a happy end together. but she chose to lie, again, and that's why it ended how it ended.
especially heeju, who in the end selfishly lied to and abandoned her family, causing them much suffering....to atone for her sins of lying and abandoning her family before. she then thinks herself some kind of noble martyr, and even hears the bells in the end which implies she thinks her soul was purified by self-imposed exile....lool
prostitutes earn much more money than people working minimal wage jobs, so that's why they chose that path
She didn't know the kid she saved was him, she lived on a nearby mountain and just saved a kid cause she has a thing for saving kids.
The actress might be actually good, and the synopsis of Glitch seems interesting.
"oh noo, we aren't a couple teee heee heee....unless?"
And why did Ok Eul Tae even think that destroying the soul that was originally his would heal the dark hole in his chest?
This is like the fundament of all christian theology, regardless if you're a protestant, catholic or anything else.
the "new testament" wasn't even compiled until 300 years after jesus died. do you reject decalogue and genesis too?