Honest Swan

It was deeper than that. She started out as a profiler because she wanted to find justice for her uncle because he was a victim. So she had the pre-conceived idea that there must always be a culprit whenever there is a victim. But we later learn that a victim can be both the guilty party and the culprit towards the end of the show.

Glad someone pointed that plot hole. Interesting how they didn't think of that.

Come back here! In deed it flew. Now you only have to wait another 22 days. I can't even fathom how happy you must be to know this😂I know its only three days have passed but still.

Anti-climatic is the word I was looking for. Didn't make sense to kiss someone's bride on her wedding day.

Well, just like your comment, it feels like ancient history now.

I think its more of her mannerism that makes him 'drool' for her. So if she treats him worse like you say, she won't have that charm. Jimin said his type is someone who is elegant and kind. Also, we saw his rebelling side after she didn't choose his gift. You can only be patient for so long. So he is someone who knows when to walk away. Jeyeon has been mostly honest with her feelings since the first day going for who she wants. Her honesty can be attractive too if you look it at a different perspective,
But my point is that Jimin doesn't look the type to stay in a toxic relationship like how your comment implied where dating him looks like doing him a favor.
He just knows what he wants and sticks to it. In other words, he's just stubborn and by extension a little bit patient. Don't mistake that as weakness because literally almost everyone in the house had a crush on him but he didn't waver. He has options too.

I saw some people asking about what the postcard said. Here is the translations.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DKWPLn9OWfz/

She's lucky and she doesn't know it.😂 Maybe she's starting to know it based on how things are starting to shape.

Ooh well I found the translations on IG. I can't remember the full ID but I think it was aria something. I am too lazy to start searching for you. But it was something along the lines of that everything became better because he got to spent time with her and he hoped she felt the same.

Yeah, you're right. Her claim doesn't even add up.

Wooah? What?? How did that happen? That would be the biggest plot twist in a dating show ever.

I couldn't agree more. Shouldn't women be free to express themselves just like the guys do? Also, isn't it understandable to be sad when a crush doesn't notice you? Why is she receiving the hate?

Wow, things are heating up. Who could tell they only have less than a week left. Too much chaos coming up.

Ooh well I enjoyed those little chats. The best!

Yeah, you're right. We know that but we keep coming back.

I agree with you on the first part of your argument. However, I would argue that its a show for marriage not dating. If it is a show geared towards deciding a potential spouse, you can't be weighing people for that long. Make your decision as soon as possible not drag it out. These are people with actual emotions and not a bunch of onions and potatoes you are choosing from. So, that may be the case at the beginning but towards the end, it doesn't make sense. The main reason is that before deciding on marrying someone, you must really understand them. You must picture yourself in their daily lives. I don't know why the show didn't even factor the aspect of meeting each other's families and friends.
You must factor all those factors before placing marriage on the table. I saw they tried to educate the ladies on finances, which is a step towards the right direction. But they did it only briefly and it wasn't a discussion between both the women and the men.
Deciding to marry someone is actually putting all your eggs in one basket. Its a risk. Watching the show and seeing that only one week is left, there is nothing I can confidently point out to support that any of them are ready for marriage. But they can date more to see if they are compatible. No couple coming from the show should say they are ready for marriage.

So Jeyeon does actually like Jimin. And I mean a lot. It was the producers' editing that made her look undecided. Also, Sang Yun's response to Jeyeon doesn't mean he is unserious. He was actually anxious because after both of their dates, Jeyeon gave her attention to Jimin. He was insecure. That is why he asked her in their last conversation if she sees herself dating him because he felt her heart was towards Jimin. The unreleased clip isn't well translated so I couldn't gather all the details but I can say its really wrong for the editors to hide/remove some parts to create a certain narrative. Imagine I am telling you a story and only tell you what's convenient and have you make some really bad assumptions and then later disguise the details I hid as 'plot twist' just to make you feel like a fool.
That is why I like Transit love. They hide nothing. An episode can be long, even 2h30min but they air everything out. They trust the show is already interesting with the members they have. They don't need to resort to tricks to make a show more popular.
Anyway, I am glad to know Jeyeon isn't robotic like we all thought. We can see her feelings from her expressions. Also, she checks in on the person she's interested in. You will understand after watching the clip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hq5FitcjWBM&t=41s

You're right. 15% is also a lot. They pretend they're keeping things private only to realize they broke up when they're involved with someone random outside the show.

I guess I would rather stick to Kdramas if I am looking for that entertainment value. They are well directed and the outcome is pretty much decided from the beginning. For dating shows to go with the aspect of entertainment value which translates to commercial value means they're most likely going to script it. They're going to push for concepts that capture the masses as opposed to genuinely meeting someone. I suppose that's what you meant by giving the example of the pilot's date.
Anyway, I am yet to find a couple that lasts outside the show. It seems the matched couple at the end have less than 15% chance of surviving in the real world. So maybe sticking the dating shows to just the entertainment value makes one feel less detached to the results. And the better option in the long run for any producer. But I would still prefer my Kdrama over something masquerading to be real. Because from the start we all know its make believe.

I agree. She is beautiful. I am not too worried about that.