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Yeah, for now, I cannot come up with any theory for the watch. The writer may take the deja vu route. As for the pendent, I think it's safe to assume that our bumbling, jewellery fashion-challenged Sun Jae bought the pendent for himself. 🤣 Thus, the pendent exists simply to reiterate the point that no matter what Sol does, the most significant events of their lives will sooner or later catch up to them. In other words, they are fated to meet, fated to go through similar beats, and fated to confront that taxi driver. And yeah, Sun Jae's fated to like that revolting piece of jewellery. In this timeline, he bought it for himself. *sigh*

I hope they resolve 99% of the story by E15, and devote E16 mostly towards SolJae reuniting and finding their way back to each other.

YES!!! I LOVE SOOD. This comes fairly close. In all honesty, it evokes the simple nostalgia and similar beats that the Korean adaptation miserably failed to do.

Yeah. It's has gotten buried somewhere in the comments.

If we can buy into time travel, why not buy into resurfacing of the memories of each timeline lived? All the involved have lived through all the timelines. Their memories may never have been created, yet, they did experience it once.

Ooh. Well put! 🥰

If we can buy into time travel, why not buy into resurfacing of the memories of each timeline lived? All the involved have lived through all the timelines. Their memories may never have been created, yet, they did experience it once.

For me, it's due to deja vu. If we can buy into time travel, why not buy into resurfacing of the memories of each timeline lived? All the involved have lived through all the timelines. Their memories may never have been created, yet, they did experience it once.

Well put.

She did not bring back the necklace. The point of the pendent is simply to reiterate that no matter what Sol does, the most significant events of their lives will sooner or later catch up to them. In other words, they are fated to meet, fated to go through similar beats, and fated to confront that taxi driver. And yeah, Sun Jae's fated to like that revolting piece of jewellery. In this timeline, he bought it for himself. *sigh*

So good to see you here!

It is due to deja vu. If we can buy into time travel, why not buy into resurfacing of the memories of each timeline lived? What everyone seems to forget that all the involved have lived through all the timelines. Their memories may never have been created, yet, they did experience it once.

Actually, I disagree. It looks just about alright on him. Masculine jewellery can actually look good on feminine women and vice versa. Obviously, if my partner were to gift me something like this, I would be happy about his thoughtfulness but certainly not entrust him for styling me ever. 🤣 The gift would end up as a memento of the time at which he gave it to me.

That's what I had thought during E13. I guess it was cathartic to write everything down and record their story for posterity.

My exact thought when he said that was pot calling the kettle black! 😅

I think it's safe to assume that our bumbling, jewellery fashion-challenged Sun Jae bought it for himself. 🤣
The pendent exists simply to reiterate the point that no matter what Sol does, the most significant events of their lives will sooner or later catch up to them. In other words, they are fated to meet, fated to go through similar beats, and fated to confront that taxi driver. And yeah, Sun Jae's fated to like that revolting piece of jewellery. In this timeline, he bought it for himself. *sigh*

It's better than the time she said he reminded of her old dog that was a fabulous swimmer.

LOL. Exactly. For something so simple, it sure is ugly. This is coming from someone who actually likes both simple and elaborate designs of jewellery. Usually, I end up liking minimalistic designs more.

In all honesty, the ugly pendent took me out of the scene a bit. 🤷🏼‍♀️

IKR?! When I saw the necklace, I cackled, even though I could see the distress on Sol's face. I simply couldn't help it. 🤣