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  1. Lee Gon has a type - it’s tiny, feisty, no-nonsense women who have zero tolerance for his bulls***, cuss and hit him.

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    It’s amazing that the aloof, all-powerful king completely melts and becomes powerless in front of them, turning into a touch-starved, needy puppy who wants to cuddle with them.

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    Also, how awesome is that Lee Gon got himself a girl who is basically a younger version of his beloved Lady Noh? The likeness is uncanny - they even have the same height.

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  2. 4 minutes ago, Heretorant said:


    More about the couple, less about everything else. Most of it was JTE exploring his world. Cute and easy going episode. 
     

    I wish it would have been a bit more exciting? I’m not sure if the ratings will go up. :mellow:

     

    Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed it and honestly do not mind getting a whole entire episode of our couple. But I’m beginning to think the writer took on too many characters because all I want to see is LG and TE and LG’s story that has to do with his uncle. I don’t really care about PM at this point and I almost feel like she’s wasted screen time? I don’t quite see how she’s necessary to the bigger picture right now. Hopefully the writer can prove me wrong. 

    I think the PM has a huge potential as a character and alse being important to the plot but I completely agree with everything you said. I love that the story is complex but I think that it is OVERPOPULATED which makes it very hard to follow and it confuses the audience and it prevents the story from being compact. There simply way too many storylines. It would be better if there would be more focus on the main and secondary characters. Lee Min Ho, Kim Go Eun and Do Woo Hwan belong to the best of their generation and the writer should use that potential, particularly WDH is being wasted. I still think TKEM is a very good drama but there are certain flaws which keep dragging it down and preventing it from being excellent.

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    He was totally the best fighter in his batallion, wasn’t he? Judging by Lee Gon’s incredulous and offended reaction, his former superior’s making fun of him. Plus since he’s a part of the Navy which clearly involved combat training it pretty much means Lee Gon is a marine, one of the most elite soldiers and the closest thing to a legally trained killer. All these little hints mentioning LG’s expertise in combat prove even more the theory that the masked man in 1994 was a time-traveling Lee Gon.

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    I read some theories that it might have been Shin Jae because it must be someone who has experience both with guns and close combat. I already mentioned in my previous posts all the reasons why it must be Lee Gon - physical appearance, shape of the nose, the ownership of the flute, the knowledge of the room’s layout,... I completely agree that it must have been someone who knows how to use guns and fight but the thing is that a normal policeman just wouldn’t be able to singlehandedly take out so many men at once, coldheartedly killing them - you need a soldier for that who is used to violence and mortal danger. Moreover that kind of shooting precision the masked man exhibited is something only special army forces can do.

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  4. I'm in awe of how fleshed-out and developed LG's character is. I mean, the sheer attention to detail! I remember how people kept complaining about him not being enough damaged and tormented by the terrible assault in his childhood and they couldn't be more wrong. The hints have been there from the beginning - his dislike of other people's touch (with the exception of Court Lady No and Young),... - and episode 4 shows it openly for the first time : LG's trauma and PTSD, his fear of being strangled and losing breath. The thing is that he's been so well-adjusted and trying so hard not to show any weakness to anyone that it confused people and made them think that he's OK. He's been always wearing shirts with open neck and now when he needs to wear a tie for a funeral it's clear why and how deep his trauma goes. He could have refused to go or wear something less appropriate but his army comrade deserves this honor so he does it, showing his loyalty and dedication to others and his duties as a king of the nation even if it makes him uncomfortable. Only in the car does he allow himself to lose control and freak out. Poor Gon.

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    Also, this is basically the confirmation of my theory that Lee Rim was trying to actually strangle LG with the flute.

    On 4/20/2020 at 4:07 PM, briseis said:

    IWhen LG cuts the flute in half, LR becomes livid and decides to kill Gon with his own hands in the most brutal way possible. He uses his left hand to pick up the fallen half from the floor and uses both halves of the flute to kill the boy. Most of the time, the camera shows Lee Rim pushing the flute in his right hand to LG’s neck, but we never see him actually cutting him with this half because he isn’t, instead LEE RIM IS USING THE RIGHT HALF TO PUSH ON LEE GON’S WINDPIPE, SUFFOCATING HIM. On the other hand, there is an an actual shot of LR slowly cutting his nephew’s neck with his left hand. And then LG faints. Not because of the blood loss since the cut is still too shallow and he hasn’t lost too much blood but because of the lack of oxygen (you can actually his heavy breathing as he tries to catch his breath).This basically proves that LR didn’t use his right hand to slit LG’s neck. 

     

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  5. 1 hour ago, Geolyvseven said:

    I have a feeling that Luna will somehow enter next episode and I thought he was in pain from his right shoulder due to her hitting him there when they were eating and drinking? he got home and than he was in pain all of sudden? Is there is some sort of negative effects due to him crossing over from another multiverse or am I reaching for straws here

    I'm also very curious why LG is so affected by traveling between the worlds to the extent that it brings him pain. I don't think it's because of TE's hitting him on the back because this isn't the first time she touched him roughly. The explanation is probably different. It might be because LG is in a world where he doesn't belong but is LR also suffering from these consequences? It doesn't seem so. Plus episode 4 shows him suffering from the pain even after he returns to his own world. It might be a sign of LR using the portal or abusing its or the flute's power. Or it might be LR who is either causing it or is responsible for it. It might be that LR has affected both worlds to such negative extent that the pain might be a warning to LG, the flute's rightful owner, that he should stop his uncle from destroying both world because normally, pain is something the body uses to tell its owner that there is something wrong with it. Either way, it's a very intriguing question.

     

    One thing is certain, the pain and scars triggered by thunder and lightning - the same two occurences which happened when the gate opened for LG, therefore these two things are extremely crucial.

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