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  1. This drama is so beautifully written and filmed. Very seamless. It felt more like I was watching a movie than a series.

     

    Each of the deceased’s story was tragic but Move To Heaven’s unwavering efforts to understand and fulfill their last thoughts/wishes offered hope for them to achieve closure and peace in the final steps of the afterlife. The respect and dignity they regarded for the deceased was so commendable. The last episode was exceptionally well done. I had tears in my eyes throughout. It was so moving with how it was time for things to come full circle for Geu Ru. How he was finally able to reconcile his own trauma by remembering the lessons and words his father taught him gave so much meaning to the whole story. It made me believe that a deceased loved one can speak and you can’t forget what you’ve seen - memories of them are saved in your eyes. Just because you can't see them anymore, it doesn't mean that they are not with you. As long as you remember, they are not gone.

     

    About the cast, I really appreciated that the story focused and highlighted the strengths of Geu Ru’s condition. Even the police regarded him as their confidential informant. LOL. Tang Jun Sang perfectly portrayed Geu Ru. I will be watching Racket Boys for him. Of course, it was a pleasure to see Ji Jin Hee cameo as Geu Ru’s father. He was such an admirable man. How he unconditionally loved Geu Ru reminded me of how he regarded his son in Designated Survivor. His presence throughout Geu Ru's journey was so impactful. As for Lee Je Hoon, it took me awhile to adjust to his grunginess (and hair!), but I really enjoyed his development and transformation as Sang Gu and sam chon. I was happy he was able to reconcile his past as well and find a new outlook on life.

     

    Butterflies have a special meaning to me so the sight of them at the end stuck out. I got the sense that there could possibly be a season 2. Hoping it could be true. I would definitely tune back in for it.

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  2. Awww, episode 20 was such a delight. I really admire their bond with each other. And, it looks like we have another blossoming couple. Fingers crossed Jin Li will also find a match too. :D

     

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    23 hours ago, SC2019 said:

    the guy usually carries the girl. in this case it's brother carrying brother. (E20, around 08:00) Our Prince hasn't been eating his meals regularly and probably had a bout of gastric. The brother carried him back to his room. I laughed so loudly at this scene!

     

    This part was so hilarious yet heart-warming at the same time. I loved the brothers’ candid conversation with each other afterwards. Normally, royal brothers would compete over rank/title with each other, but these two value brotherhood above anything else. I was happy it was clarified that Jin Li cares for Jin Yu so much simply because they’re brothers, not out of guilt from their childhood incident.

     

    About Prince An, I think he was suffering more from heartaches than gastritis. LOL. Based on his conversation with Leng Yue, he seems aware of his feelings for Chu Chu, but he cannot accept them yet. I assume it’s because Chu Chu is supposedly a descendant of a rebel family responsible for his father’s “death”. I am hoping he will be able to debunk this claim soon. For justice of course, but it's also hard to see Prince An wrestle with his feelings in front of Chu Chu and lose his composure. It's so not him.

     

     

    I still can’t shake off the strange vibes that I get from Jing Yi’s father.

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    There was so much tension while he was playing chess with Princess Xi Ping. And, now we learned that he is secretly extinguishing people with any ties to the “rebels”. I sort of think there’s a possibility that he’s somehow involved with what happened to Prince An’s father and is trying to get rid of evidence. Nevertheless, I’m glad through the incident with Tan Gui, Jing Yi chose to expose his father’s plans and proclaimed that he wouldn’t betray Prince An who is like a real brother to him.

     

    23 hours ago, SC2019 said:

    as you can see here, 13 May: 19-20 + 21-30 (VIP), followed by 31-36 on 20 May (VIP).

    My Chinese ain't that good as well, normal conversation is fine. But when it comes to biology (coroner talk)
    and politics, I will be lost, but I can't wait for Eng subs. So I tend to watch raw, then when I have time, with subs. 
    Helps me a bit to reduce my reliance on subs, and forces me to prick my ears a little to understand/ guess what is being said. If you are trying to learn Chinese, watching raw helps. lol

     

    Thanks! @SC2019 I saw that the raws are out to episode 30. I don't think my Chinese is nearly good as yours though to take the crutches off. So, I won’t be watching un-subbed episodes. I may fall behind you all, but enjoy!

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  3. @SC2019 Ah, yes yes! It was quite comical how clueless Prince An was of why he jumped into the river. :wub: We need Jing Yi to point out to him again that there is someone in his heart. LOL.

     

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    3 hours ago, SC2019 said:

    I suspect the real Prince died when he jumped into the water to save the brother and somehow for stability reasons, the mother adopted another child. So, he is not her flesh and blood, the only incident to explain why the drama has chosen to point that out through the conversation between Chu Chu and Leng Yue.

     

    I also think this is a possible scenario.

     

    Prince An is smart. So, I actually wonder if he may already have some suspicion of this in the back of his mind and overhearing Chu Chu’s conversation with Leng Yue may have given a little more weight to it. When Jin Li questioned him why he jumped into the river and how did he learn how to swim, he gave really strange answers. I think you may have mentioned something similar in a previous comment.

     

     

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    3 hours ago, SC2019 said:

    Yes, Jing Yi's father is a little strange, more so, how he is trying to orchestrate a marriage between Leng Yue and the the Prince/brother. I also thought the way Jing Yi is passing messages to the father through someone (whom Leng Yue later identified as one of the officials) was suspicious. I hope he doesn't betray the prince's trust in him.

     

    On another note I like how a little by little is being revealed to us about the Duke (heir to the throne) and tonight we are going to find out what he is going to personally see to, now that he has the Emperor's permission to travel

     

    Yes, Jing Yi's father adamantly pushing for the marriage between Jin Li and Leng Yu was strange too, especially even after Minister Xue told him it was not right. The way that Jing Yi passed the messages to his father was suspicious, but I do trust him after he gave his explanation to Prince An. I just worry that the children will be used as chess pieces by the elders in the court/military politics and unintentionally hurt each other. Hopefully, not though. 

     

    I really like the plot development of Duke Chang/Minister Xue too. It was a riveting surprise. I agree it should be interesting to see how he maneuvers (incognito) in the South West. Can't wait to see how all the little details come together and we get to see the full picture of everyone's moves.

     

     

    @Emerald Snow Prince An is indeed very sweet and genuine with Chu Chu, and vice versa. I love how he appreciates the embroidery on the handkerchief and the mirror made by her. I have not looked up any previews so I have been blindly going into episodes. Looking forward to the upcoming scene that you mentioned about them!

     

    Are we really getting up to episode 30 this week? :w00t: Please let them be subbed fast. My Chinese is not great so I normally do not watch raws. 

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  4. On 5/10/2021 at 7:28 PM, SC2019 said:

    Hope you catch up soon, so you can tell us how you feel about a particular scene in E18...

     

    @SC2019 I am caught up to episode 18. I wasn't certain which particular scene you had in mind, but here are some of my thoughts...

     

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    I do think that Chu Chu's theory (about children's facial features should be the same as their parents') when applied to Jin Li and Jin Yu could suggest that they may not be biologically twin brothers. I thought it was interesting that Princess Xi Ping was upset over the emperor wanting Jin Li to marry Leng Yue for political/military reasons, but she was not concerned when the marriage was previously brought up between Jin Yu and Leng Yue. I am not a fan of baby swaps, but we’ll see where this may go… Whether they are biologically brothers or not, I do love their relationship. It is very sweet how Jin Li cares for Jin Yu.

     

    Prince An has definitely fallen for Chu Chu (quite early on IMO). I'm somewhat surprised that he doesn't know it himself yet. I mean, he held her hand throughout caring for her while she was ill from the kidnapping. Perhaps he is so accustomed to operating based on logic that processing emotions/feelings doesn't come firsthand for him. I do think his angry outburst at Jing Yi and rashly jumping in the river will be a start for him to realize and understand his feelings for Chu Chu. But, my prediction is that it will be Chu Chu who will make the first move. (She is not the typical girl. :D)

     

    Does anyone get peculiar vibes from Jing Yi's father? It is odd how he monitors Minister Xue and has Jing Yi report back to him about Prince An in the South West. Also, it seems his wife had gifted the hair pin to Chu Chu's mother. If so, I wonder how were they connected in the past.

     

    Prince An is suspecting that the cases may be tied to plotting of a rebellion. It should be interesting to see how the players (in plain view and hidden) will make their moves on the chessboard. Btw, I love how Prince An brilliantly makes his deductions. Like Chu Chu, he is so smart. It's quite enjoyable to have two strong leads. 

     

     

  5. 1 hour ago, SC2019 said:

    frankly I don't quite get his obsession with the hair, is it because he aspires to be like the emperor or it's purely just envy of men who do (someone asked in this forum if it's true that eunuchs don't grow facial hair, so I had to google and the answer is correct - they don't.) Hope you catch up soon, so you can tell us how you feel about a particular scene in E18...

     

    My main interpretation of Eunuch Qin's obsession with mustaches is that he secretly desires to be emperor. It's in his chambers where he can express it by mimicking the emperor. But, I also thought he was being envious too when threatened General Zhou's to shave-off all of his facial hair.

     

    Weekdays are hard for me to fit in dramas, but I'll try to catch up before Thursday hits us with new episodes. :D

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  6. I am still not fully caught up yet, but I did get to part of episode 13 this past weekend. My first impression from episode 1 still sticks. The writing, pacing and character development are very well done. I love the intellectual chemistry between Prince An and Chu Chu. How they procedurally conduct the case-solving is interesting, and I can’t help but smile when they simulate the cases. They always end up being somewhat romantic. I am like Jing Yi watching how clueless they are about it. :D

     

    So far, my favorite part is when Prince An asked Chu Chu about the embroidery on the handkerchief that she returned to him. Her explanation behind the meaning of the placement of the 5th rib bone and the heart was strangely beautiful. I like that it’s a symbol probably only understood by the two of them.

     

    On 5/7/2021 at 1:41 AM, omiki said:

    Don’t think he is the chief of Six Gates - the actual chief is supposed to be older.

     

    Yes, I agree. I spoke too soon. When I watched episode 2, it was pretty obvious that Prince An wasn’t the Chief of the Six Gates (“Handsome Judge”).

     

    On 5/7/2021 at 1:41 AM, omiki said:

    I can’t help but laugh whenever the old eunuch is shown in his bedroom trying to ‘grow’ facial hair.

     

    Me too. Although Eunuch Qin is a baddie, his odd behavior in his chambers is hilarious. LOL. The history behind the power struggle between the eunuchs and ministers is interesting as well.

     

    I am looking forward to learn more about what happened to Prince An's father and why he needed to stay in hiding. 

     

    I will read the other comments after I get to episode 18!

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  7. My mother told me to give this drama a try. She knew I would like the detective/mystery aspect of the storyline. Just watched the first episode and absolutely loved it. Both Chu Chu and Prince An have brilliant minds and seem to think very alike. I can tell they will make a dynamic duo. I also like Jing Yi. If he had not given Chu Chu his pendant, I am not sure if she would have been able to take the exams. It should be fun to watch the three of them together. Btw, I wonder if Chu Chu did indeed figure out that Prince An is the mysterious Chief of the Six Gates (though he denies it). I will definitely try to catch up with all the episodes this weekend.

     

    P.S. The closing OST is very pretty.

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  8. Just watched the finale. I held it together until the airport scene. I totally :tears: when haraboji embraced CR and said he shouldn’t forget his face. It’s evident that haraboji’s condition is progressing, but CR and ballet continue to keep his memories alive. Their bond really enforces the belief that the memory is inside you. Your body will remember it. Don’t give up yet. After time has gone by, I love that they reunited during the snowfall. Haraboji eventually remembers CR and dances again. They both smile.

     

     

    As for everyone else, I am happy they found peace with themselves. We got to see Seong Gwan finish his documentary. I think it will serve as a reflection for haraboji to remember himself well.

     

    Thank you writer, PD and cast for such a beautiful story. This drama is truly a gem.

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  9. I am relieved the whole family knows about haraboji now. There is no doubt that halmoni is a strong woman, but with haraboji's condition worsening, she realistically can’t take care of haraboji by herself. It’s good the children are willing to step up and care for their father as well. I was proud of Eun Ho when she reminded her family that they should not decide what they think is best for haraboji without considering what he wants as well.

     

    When Eun Ho called CR, I liked that he asked her to meet up. During times like this, it can be difficult for someone to talk to their own family about it. I was glad she was able to share her thoughts and feelings about haraboji with CR. When she thanked him, I was touched when CR replied, “I am not sure if you should thank me. All I do is stand by haraboji’s side. Just like he stands by me.” Also, I felt it gave Eun Ho a perspective to do the same. I loved that she returned haraboji’s words of encouragement by sending a message through the radio station as well. When haraboji heard it, the smile beaming on his face was priceless.

     

    CR's maturity continues to amaze me. I am impressed with how he's able to be the bigger person with his father and Ho Beum. When his father apologized for not having been there for him, rather then let him to continue to be sorry, he tells him that he can be there for him from now on. With Ho Beum, extending the gala invite to him was like extending an olive branch. I really hope these two can become friends.

     

    The ending of this episode was heart-wrenching like the bathroom stall scene, if not more. My heart really breaks for halmoni.

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  10. Here are still cuts for episode 11. I hope it's looking like CR and haraboji will perform together.

     

     

    https://n.news.naver.com/entertain/article/112/0003425946 [Translated]

    Herald POP

    'Navilera' Park In-hwan-Songgang, the beading sweat scene filled with preparations for the two-person dance...

    Input 2021.04.26. 8:06 am
     
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    [Herald POP = Reporter Kim Na-yul] A still containing the scenes of Park In-hwan and Song Kang, who set out to prepare for the two-person dance in tvN'Navilera', has been unveiled.

    TVN's Monday and Tuesday drama'Navilera' (Director Han Dongwha/screenplay Lee Eun-mi/producer Studio Dragon, The Great Show) will broadcast'Ballet Priest Duo' Deokchul (Park In-hwan) and Chae Rok (Songgang) before the 11th broadcast on Monday, 26th. The'Storm Practice Begins' still to soar together is being released, attracting attention.

    In the last broadcast, as Deokchul's Alzheimer's symptoms got worse and worse, Chae-Rok hoped that Deokchul quit ballet and spend the rest of his life with his family. However, Deokchul continued his passion for ballet by practicing alone every day and striving not to forget the movements even when he could not go to the ballet studio. Chaerok, who was moved by this, confessed to Deokchul to try ballet again, and colored the home theater with deep emotion.

    Meanwhile, in the unveiled still, Deokchul catches the eye with his youthful passion when he returns to the ballet studio. He is showing off his basic skills without rust as if it wasn't in vain that he had practiced steadily, even without records. Meanwhile, Chae-Rok hasn't been able to take his eyes off Deok-chul, who has been trying to match his breath after a long time. As if he had a glimpse of the ballet movements and efforts not to lose his senses, his eyes looking at Deokchul are only tender.
     
    In the continued still, Deokchul and Chae-Rok are sweating with beads to prepare for a two-person dance, so they are robbed of their gaze. Chae-rok took off his feet for virtue, which is his lifelong wish to stand on the stage. Expectations are raised on the stage where they will be together only with the priest duo's breath, such as matching ballet movements while holding hands.

    The production crew of tvN'Navilera' said, "It is going to contain the last flapping of'Deokchul' to achieve the dream of a ballerino that I lived with in my heart." Please watch.”

    On the other hand, tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama'Navilera' is a youth record drama of a priest duo depicting the growth of'Deokchul', who started ballet at the age of seventy, and'Chaerok', a ballerino wandering in front of a twenty-three dream. Episode 11 of'Navilera' will be aired at 9 pm today (26th).
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  11. @nrllee I love all that you wrote in your post above. :heart:

    17 hours ago, nrllee said:

    Everyone is terrified.  I am glad his family members know now.  CR was living in constant fear that something would happen to Haraboji (he felt responsible for his welfare).  He opted initially to run away from that responsibility by telling Haraboji to quit ballet.  If he didn’t have to teach Haraboji, he was no longer his responsibility.  But it was for naught. Running away from it is not the solution.  Facing the abyss head on is.  Accepting it and making the most of what precious time is left.  Making memories that will live on in the minds of those who can still remember on Haraboji’s behalf.

     

    This was the reason why I loved haraboji's dance so much. Haraboji knew the reason why CR changed his mind about teaching him ballet was because CR was terrified after the bathroom stall and car incidents. After haraboji's dance, I was moved when he let CR know that he's terrified as well, but he's not going to run away or give up. He wants his body to remember like CR had once said. I'm sure haraboji admitting he was scared wasn't easy to do, but he wanted to let CR to know he was not alone in the fear and they can do this together. It's really amazing that while it's haraboji who's bearing the illness, he's the one who's providing strength for the people around him. His legacy will certainly not be forgotten.

     

    17 hours ago, nrllee said:

    I love how the family opts to leave it for Haraboji to tell them for as long as they are able to.  It gives him that dignity.  No blame game.  No guilt tripping.  Just shared grief as they weep together when the penny drops.  They are all terrified.  No one is trying to act brave or pretend it isn’t something that you can just wish away or jolly along.  It’s just a resolute acceptance and to make the most of what little time they have left.  

     

    Thanks for mentioning dignity in both your posts above. As caregivers, I think it's important to maintain the respect for a loved one and remember not let the diagnosis/disease overshadow who he/she is as a person. Like you, I love how the family has given haraboji his space and allows him tell them naturally. When he's ready, they will be too to accept and face what lies ahead together.

     

    17 hours ago, nrllee said:

    I also love the depiction of DS’s lonely trek to the institution.  Getting his affairs in order.  There’s a certain stoicism that is remarkable here.  Courage under fire.  Rather than just imploding and retreating into depression, he ticks off things he wants to be able to do on his own whilst he is still lucid.  Then his lonely figure under the solitary tree on the hill.  As he talks to his friend who passed.  It highlights the journey he is embarking on.  No matter how much his family wants to be there with him, it is in reality a solitary affair as the battle is his alone.

     

    This was such a poignant scene. Haraboji understands his fate and he bravely accepts it. You're right that no doubt his family will be there with him, but there's also an internal journey that's he's embarking on that only he would be able to do himself.

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  12. CR did well with how he communicated with Seung Gwan about haraboji’s condition. You can tell he was worried that he may be overstepping his boundaries as an “outsider”, but it's best to tell a family member. When CR told SG that he pretends he does not know in front of haraboji because he wants to make sure haraboji fulfills his ballet dreams, it was nice to see that SG felt it was the right thing to do too. I also liked how CR told SG that he won’t teach harboji half-heartedly because he knows haraboji wants to give it his all. At such a young age, CR shows so much maturity and heart.

     

    As for SG, I really felt for him in this episode. He’s breaking down inside, but he’s keeping composed for his father. It can’t be easy to do as a doctor, especially having gone through an emotional experience with a patient. Out of his siblings, he feels he’s the one who was there the least for his father and is fearing regret. It’s not too late though. He’s been on a mission to create a documentary about his patient(s). It’s good that he’s able to find a new meaning/purpose of his documentary and shift the main character to be his father living out his dreams. A time that is dark can be beautiful as well. I hope SG will feel a sense of fulfillment and no regrets when he finishes it.

     

    Based on the preview, the next episode is going be emotional. Also, does it look like it will be haraboji’s turn to dance in the snow?

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  13. I watched episode 8. It was good. Now I understand why everyone was praising the snow ballet scene. Not only was it aesthetically stunning, but the meaning and reason behind it was so beautiful. Love the connection between CR and haraboji. We're beginning to see haraboji's impact on HB. I'm rooting for HB to find his peace as well. It's clear he's good underneath it all. It would be great if CR and HB can eventually become friends.

     

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    On 4/14/2021 at 10:37 PM, bedifferent said:

    Seong Kwan is a physician so he’s quite used to taking care of pts, some are elderly too.  It’s a common practice to write things down for them, give printed handouts... so that patients can have information later after surgery.  Haraboji called before about his password, Seong Kwan was helping out.  I really like his character.  His deadpan sense of humor.  The thing about being a surgeon is that you have to be calm, collected.. you have to be logical and not affected by emotions to operate under pressure.  He’s a walking example of someone I know! LOL

     

    I really love how Seong Kwan insists he was adopted given how crazy the rest of the siblings are. LOL

     

    Thanks for clarifying this. I missed the important detail of haraboji calling SK beforehand. I like SK too. He is funny, including his relationship with Eun Ho. I hope he accomplishes his mission re: his patient. I am also looking forward to his documentary for his father.

     

    On 4/14/2021 at 10:37 PM, bedifferent said:

    I feel for halmoni.  She is a strong woman,  a fighter and a realist.  I think she will handle his disease well but the one moment that she sat at the table drinking after finding out about Seong Suk, I wanted to hug her. 

     

    Totally agree. When halmoni finds out, I think it will be initially heart-wrenching for her, but she will remain strong for haraboji. Re: SS, I think we sometimes don't realize that people may look fine on the surface, but they have their personal struggles that we can't easily see. For parents, I think they just want their kids to be happy and healthy. So, when halmoni learned of SS' struggle, you can see and feel her pain as a parent/mother. If SS really cannot have children, I hope her and her husband are able to find that their loving marriage is enough for each other.

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  14. Hi everyone ~ I've watched up to end of episode 7 so far which was :tears:.  With the way that haraboji was diligently writing down the simplest things in his notebook, I had a feeling early on that he already knew of his Alzheimer's. Still, the details such as his ID message in the notebook, self-portrait and haraboji trying to wrap his mind over the diagnosis on the bench made the revelation feel so real and emotional.

     

    Haraboji shouldn't cope with it alone so I'm glad CR found out about it. When I saw the shock and pain on CR's face, it felt like a reaction of a family member. I guess that's part of why this story is so special. How two strangers randomly befriend each other and form a close bond as if they're truly family. Next, I hope halmeoni and his kids find out soon. They should know about it. It was interesting how his youngest son wrote the login/password on the sticky note for haraboji so I think he may aware of it.

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  15. This person is funny, but these words are simple yet true. Also, not hurting anyone is living a good life.

     

     

    I also liked what this person said about DS and JW. It is such a big difference of dark and light between beginning and end. When they first met, little did they know that they would trust and change each other's lives. It was so moving watching them gradually realize they were really of the same mind, with the same goal and pour their hearts into solving the crimes. Will miss this duo!

     

     

     

    Based on YJG's interview, it sounded like he and SHK bonded on and off the screen. He would like to work on a fun project with SHK next. I'm hoping it can happen one day.

     

     

    Best wishes at Baeksang, Beyond Evil! :heart:

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  16. This drama…I’ve asked myself week after week, how is it possible for it to be this good? From beginning, middle to the very end…the writing, acting and directing was pure perfection. I loved the cinematography in the final minutes. Throughout the story, majority of the scenes have been in the dark. So, I liked that they chose to portray the reunion, especially of DS and JW, in daylight. It’s as if the darkness that has hung over Man Yang for 20 years have finally been lifted and life could be bright again. They have been tormented by secrets and searching for answers for so long. Hopefully with closure now, they can be free and live happily.

     

    I was telling a friend that most of the times, I forget that I was watching a crime/mystery show. The emotions that I felt from the characters will be the most memorable part of it. I wish Beyond Evil the absolute best at the Baeksang Awards. So happy for their nominations. Very well-deserved.

     

    On 4/10/2021 at 6:06 PM, bedifferent said:

    Everyone, please remember to eat well, sleep well, and poop... yeah do that well too!  Live a good happy life.
     

    So great to see two tortured souls happy.

     

    @bedifferent I thought these were the perfect "last" words from DS to JW. The fact that DS’ mother used to say that him showed he cares a lot about JW. To DS’ mother, he didn’t need to be perfect like YY. All that mattered to her was that he simply lived well. So, in a way, I felt DS wanted JW to be free from his father and not carry the weight of his father's sins with him. He deserves to live well too. I really hope these two can become friends/family to each other now.

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  17. So, the past didn’t change, and Ha Ni’s father still died in the accident. When the shaman had explained that it couldn’t and shouldn’t as it would affect the present, it made sense. At least, Ha Ni was able to get closure with her father whereas she didn’t in the previous timeline. Her mother in the present hoped that she wouldn’t be in pain when she returned to the past. I think she would be relieved to know that Ha Ni seems to be coping well and will cherish herself. Even though you can’t change the events in the past, at least you can change yourself and try to live a better life. I’m glad Ha Ni’s family in the present finally got to heal and we could assume her family in the past will be okay as well.

     

    Regarding Yu Hyun and Ha Ni, I like how the drama portrayed their relationship –  friendship highlighted first followed by romance. The two are cute and look happy together.

     

    As for everyone else, I also like that…

     

    Yu Hyun’s father appointed Do Yoon has chairman. He deserved it. I’m glad he and Ji Eun will have their happy family.

     

    Yu Hyun’s father ballroom dancing despite being blind. Kudos to him for not letting it stop him from living an active life.

     

    Although Anthony, or should I say Chun Sik, couldn’t make it as an actor, he was able to find a different path. To own up to your past mistakes and do good going forward is a great message.

     

    Last, forgiveness and remorse… The aunt did many bad deeds, yet her family is still waiting for her. Perhaps she needed to hear that in order for her to reflect and come out as a better person. Apologizing was a positive start.

     

    I will miss this drama. Such a good story. It managed to make me cry almost every episode. I hope more people will give it a chance and watch it. Take care and stay safe, everyone!

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  18. Another good episode. I agree with friends here that the chairman and Yu Hyun's reunion scene was very moving and full of emotions. The part where Yu Hyun held onto his father's hands and they tearfully hugged each other got me so bad. :tears:

     

    10 hours ago, Latte_Anyday said:

    I was afraid that would be the case with Do Yoon. 'Cause he had that look LoL. However I do take solace that he hasn't revealed the chairman's condition to his mother..yet.

     

    @Latte_Anyday Ji Seung Hyun who plays Do Yoon is very good with portraying "gray" characters. Having seen the latest episode, I think he is still pursuing the shareholders' meeting, even after finding out the truth that Ji Eun didn't do any wrong, because it is the only way to rid of his mother's evil presence at the company. He is willing to be the one to get hurt for the sake of Ji Eun, his child and hopefully for his uncle/Yu Hyun as well. I really hope Do Yoon does not have a "bad" ending and will be able to maintain relationships with his family. *Fingers crossed*

     

    And, YES! Yu Hyun looks hot in suits. :wub:

     

    5 hours ago, Ida51 said:

    I haven't watched the latest episode yet, but wanted to say that the friendship between Ha-ni and Yu Hyun is so lovely. Yes, there's romantic interest but aside from that, they are so supportive of each other

     

    I agree with you. It's lovely to see how they've grown to become friends and pillars of support for one another. So, it feels extra special and meaningful to see them hold hands in recent episodes.

     

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    Two more episodes to go next week. I think what will happen at Joa is somewhat predictable. I just don't know about Do Yoon. Let's hope Anthony by fine after he takes responsibility. With young Ha Ni, it will be sad to see her part and go home. I am still curious if the past will change and if so, how it may affect the present.

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  19. What a good episode. I can really feel the momentum building up to the finale. Go get them Yu Hyun!

     

    There were two things that I wished though. First, I understand that the father wants to protect Yu Hyun so he's hiding his illness from him, but he's a grown man and the father should allow him to accept/handle it. Most importantly, life can be fragile, we should cherish the time we have with our family and loved ones. Looks like Yu Hyun and his father will unite in the next episode, but you just never know if prolonging would cause a missed opportunity and regret. Second, I really wanted Yu Hyun to personally tell Ha Ni about his true identity. But, I understand he's on a mission and his utmost priorities are his father and the company. At the least, he did want her to know that he never intended to deceive her. Knowing Ha Ni's personality, she would understand him. Looking forward to see her support him.

     

    I don't want Do Yoon to be corrupted like his mother, but it's looking like it. A part of me wonders if he is this way because of his mother's manipulation to protect Ji Eun or with the power of the company on the line, if this is actually Do Yoon's true nature. I still hope that he will turn back on the right path.

     

    Saving my favorite part for last. I loved how Ha Ni's mother recognized young Ha Ni right away. She had no doubt that she wouldn't know her own daughter. Watching them interact, it's really touching how young Ha Ni has come and brightened their lives. Btw, does anyone think it's possible that the past could change? Ha Ni mentioned that young Ha Ni likely came from a timeline where their father had not died yet. I feel young Ha Ni's personality has matured so when she goes back, I wonder if the circumstances leading up to the accident may not happen and the father stays alive. We still need to know why Anthony believes the accident is partly his fault.

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