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I kinda have a feeling that it might not be a negative scene. As in it could be about how Sand coming into Ray's life is causing him to have a conflict of his feelings and that his life is hell because he has put Ray into a dilemma. It's just my theory though.

That's just so this show kinda thing, you know? Like there are so many intricate details in this show. The direction and production is just top notch with all the subtleties. The background score, color grading, dialogues and even the timing of the heavy scenes with the light ones are really well placed. The shadow scene, the window scene, the eye to eye communication between the leads, the hesitations and second thoughts just add to the essence of this show.

Exactly, characters are created so that the plot can be created and move forward. They don't have to be ideal, they can have flaws too. In fact the flaws are the most essential because that's what drives the plot ahead. Even in Dongjin's case I feel like all his flaws would be addressed in the series, like he justified to Woojin in that one scene. Character development cannot happen if the characters is already perfect.

I think people should understand that some characters are the way they are because they go well with the plot. Dongjin's character is one of the reasons the plot of this show exists the way it does. When you are treated the way he was by his mother and ex(for whatever reasons), your life really gets very messed up.

As far as I remember, according to the pilot trailer, Jimmy is a huge star in their universe(their original universe) and Jimmy refuses to tell Sea who he is exactly. So maybe Sea already knows who Jimmy is? There is a possibility that they knew each other (or at least knew of each other) in their universe, considering they ended up in the bodies of two good friends. I don't remember correctly, but I think Sea was a writer or a digital artist(correct me if I'm wrong) so they might have met sometime for work related purposes?

But anyway, I doubt their appearances would change much since their personalities are still same. I mean, it might be weird for a week but at the end of the day they are still the same people they fell in love with.

I really like how Kim and Mek talking about their future plans and difference in their perspectives/personalities serves as an ice breaker for them. Them opening up to each other isn't sudden and now they understand each other better.

Thank you so much!!

What is the song in the end credits?

Even I don't think Gia is his girlfriend. She may have been in school but since that cafe/restaurant scene, she has been giving more of best friend vibes.

Even I don't think Gia is his girlfriend. She may have been in school but since that cafe/restaurant scene, she has been giving more of best friend vibes.

I agree, but I meant compared to few others he is (or at least was) still a bit underrated. I may be wrong though.

This show is actually adapted from two different novels which are set in the same universe. That's why it's been divided into two parts; for both storylines each.

GMMTV is a little weird this way, I don't know why. Like how they are giving Fluke Gawin the opportunities he deserves now, when he's been this talented since ages.
But hopefully they'll give the twins better (main) roles in the future.

I was thinking the same thing when I watched the first episode. The twins usually get the same type of roles in every drama. I would love to see something different with their characters. And it's not like they're terrible actors, in my opinion they're quite good.