TMAi! Ep 4's ending gave me so much hope only to have it shattered in ep 5 🫠🫠🫠Do you know if the little…
Ikr?? I knew it would be sad, but their backstories were really heart wrenching. Like I'm not even sure how they'll be able to move forward even if they survive.🥲🥲🥲
The little kid is probably dead since the nurse so far only spoke to the dead. Based on the bus seating and how the kid mentioned that the ball was hanged around his neck, think this may have been his cause of death (right before the accident, the ball was with the student)🙈
Ep5 😣 wow, alot of things are clear now - I didn’t like the women relationship 😅 no need for this comon…
Their story did hit really hard though and is realistic. As in , how cruel judgemental society can impact families.
If the lady wakes up, she's going to be so devastated knowing that the last words she ever said to her lover was to "Get Lost" just because of how society viewed them. Even worse, the other lady sacrificed her life to save her. That's just heartbreaking💔
Since the kid said that the student put the basketball around his neck, I thought that may be when the bus crashed, because of the impact, the ball may have accidently hurt the kid somehow (strangled with the code/ break his neck) and caused his death since right before the accident, the ɓall was definitelÿ witĥ the student.
Episode 5 was devastating. The worst part was, that we knew what would occur the moment the driver said about…
TMAi! Ep 4's ending gave me so much hope only to have it shattered in ep 5 🫠🫠🫠
Do you know if the little kid is in a coma too? It seems like he died (logically speaking too it makes sense since he was right behind the driver) but not sure since they didn't really bring up his name or anything.
-Is the wait painful? Yes -Is it easy to avoid spoilers? Hell no!
-Will the spoilers affect your viewer experience? In a way yes IMO since there's quite a lot of twists to be expected in the thriller subplot that's also directly connected to the couple's relationship
You have to pick the lesser evil of the 2 options 🫠🙈
Just my opinion, but I don't really understand the people who are saying that they're losing interest because…
I'm sure even WTPR's team, MBC, and Netflix aren't happy about this situation since they have so much potential to hit their targets. It's really not their fault this time. At least they changed their original schedule to compensate the fans so we know that they are listening and are trying to mitigate the situation. 🫠🫠🫠
I have 2 questions:1. Why did he decide to marry her in the first place? Did he make this decision with her sister??2.…
Point 2- he always loved her but it's kind of a quiet love that evolved over the years? From something innocent and pure filled with awe and gratitude to a romantic love later on?
If you have watched Hidden Love, I'd say SE's love journey is kind of similar to the ML from Hidden Love, only his backstory is wayyyyyyyy more complex and dark? ***
"Adult love" kind of began when he was in his late 20s more or less. It's not covered in the drama yet but in the novel, SE and HJ loose contact once he grows up and moves away. Once he is officially back home years later, the first time he sees her again, the way the writer depicts his thought process almost sounds like "love at first sight". But because of his complicated life and his own hidden agenda, he didn't have any intention of pursuiting Heejoo for her own good. The only reason he intervened was because of her impending terrible marriage.
He still restrained himself though for the reasons AH explained above. That's why as soon as he understood HeeJoo's feelings about him and their marriage better, he started to change and let go of all his restraints (while still being mindful that HJ's safety still takes procedence even over their love).
Guys is drama related to time travel? I haven't started watching it yet, is it worth watching?
It's more close to a creepy alternate reality/ purgatory? At first you might find it confusing but almost all doubts will be cleared withij the first 4 episodes🙊
The lady with the suitcase - why did she kill the man in ep1?Is the alley a real place with real apartments or…
I read on X that the Apartment complex resembles the compartments in the morgue. The reason why the Bus guy kept fleeting through life and death in the hospital was symbolized through the fact that every night he went back to the apartment was his way of "dying". The reason why the suitcase lady "killed" him and presumably stuffed him into the suitcase was her way of stopping him from staying in the "apartment" for too long? I mean, ever since she "killed" him, the ICU didn't have any incidents related to him after all.
This is also the reason why the school girl's mum always asks her to bring light bulbs every night but they don't work. It was confirmed in ep 4 that her mum is dead and is now lying in the morgue.
I guess the neighborhood might be an alternate reality? Kind of like purgatory?
Have you watched Alice in Borderland (season 2 in particular)? The end of ep 4 kind of reminded me of how they concluded the season if it helps to make it more clear.
*** (Btw sorry for generalizing the characters- i binged watched it late night last week so can't recall any of the characters' names 🙈)
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The little kid is probably dead since the nurse so far only spoke to the dead. Based on the bus seating and how the kid mentioned that the ball was hanged around his neck, think this may have been his cause of death (right before the accident, the ball was with the student)🙈
If the lady wakes up, she's going to be so devastated knowing that the last words she ever said to her lover was to "Get Lost" just because of how society viewed them. Even worse, the other lady sacrificed her life to save her. That's just heartbreaking💔
I kept rewinding to see if i missed anything but couldn't. The only clue with the basketball also wasn't really helpful .
Do you know if the little kid is in a coma too? It seems like he died (logically speaking too it makes sense since he was right behind the driver) but not sure since they didn't really bring up his name or anything.
-Is the wait painful? Yes
-Is it easy to avoid spoilers? Hell no!
-Will the spoilers affect your viewer experience? In a way yes IMO since there's quite a lot of twists to be expected in the thriller subplot that's also directly connected to the couple's relationship
You have to pick the lesser evil of the 2 options 🫠🙈
Can't really share too many pre release scenes without spoiling the episode right? I mean it's already kind of spoiled since we saw ep 6's preview 🙈
At least they changed their original schedule to compensate the fans so we know that they are listening and are trying to mitigate the situation.
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If you have watched Hidden Love, I'd say SE's love journey is kind of similar to the ML from Hidden Love, only his backstory is wayyyyyyyy more complex and dark?
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"Adult love" kind of began when he was in his late 20s more or less. It's not covered in the drama yet but in the novel, SE and HJ loose contact once he grows up and moves away. Once he is officially back home years later, the first time he sees her again, the way the writer depicts his thought process almost sounds like "love at first sight". But because of his complicated life and his own hidden agenda, he didn't have any intention of pursuiting Heejoo for her own good. The only reason he intervened was because of her impending terrible marriage.
He still restrained himself though for the reasons AH explained above. That's why as soon as he understood HeeJoo's feelings about him and their marriage better, he started to change and let go of all his restraints (while still being mindful that HJ's safety still takes procedence even over their love).
👇Writer's notes on why Sunjae's watch transformed into a time machine :
https://x.com/hyeyoonist/status/1819041619557130706
It just feels wrong somehow
The reason why the Bus guy kept fleeting through life and death in the hospital was symbolized through the fact that every night he went back to the apartment was his way of "dying". The reason why the suitcase lady "killed" him and presumably stuffed him into the suitcase was her way of stopping him from staying in the "apartment" for too long? I mean, ever since she "killed" him, the ICU didn't have any incidents related to him after all.
This is also the reason why the school girl's mum always asks her to bring light bulbs every night but they don't work. It was confirmed in ep 4 that her mum is dead and is now lying in the morgue.
I guess the neighborhood might be an alternate reality? Kind of like purgatory?
Have you watched Alice in Borderland (season 2 in particular)? The end of ep 4 kind of reminded me of how they concluded the season if it helps to make it more clear.
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(Btw sorry for generalizing the characters- i binged watched it late night last week so can't recall any of the characters' names 🙈)