liddi:
I like this observation - thank you for sharing it.. I just wish they showed the merman clearly. I had to stare for a long time before I realised that it was a merman with long flowing hair. At first I thought they were really going to just show us a mermaid in a seashell facing a fish with gigantic fins - I literally mistook the merman's sleeve for fins. Duh.
I thought it was a fish too. And it took me awhile to see the little arms and realize they were in sleeves.
liddi:
Censorship addeth, and censorship taketh away. In this instance, it addeth more clothing for modesty (just like we simply had a rocking seashell and a water tap essential blood dispenser in S1)
This is true. Still ... it's hard to tell these are merfolk.
H19279:
And if they let Jing help himself. Then it is a bit forced that he introduced the guy in green holding the mermaid. In the case there is still that man there, the globle just become his wish for her at the end. Not really summarize/include what he did for her
@Kokuto, your prediction sounds very reasonable
Well, you know, I've always held out for it being FFB or XL figure added to the crystal ball, so, I always saw it more as his wish for her.
Thank you. And yes, though I still wish for it to be XL, I wouldn't be surprised if they erased his merman.
liddi:
The difference is in two seashells. She is sitting in a smaller seashell, while he swam towards her from a larger seashell on the opposite side. In the novel and script, there is only one seashell, and she was sitting in it with her hand outstretched to the merman.
The two sea shells is definitely odd. Like someone said, I guess they are pushing the 'two separate worlds' idea. But the idea of him swimming toward her ... odd. But that makes more sense to me if that is what she is hoping for.