Grandpa is a loveable curmudgeon - they aren't going to kill him off. I think that was the shaman in the past???…
I don't think it's a dream at all. I think she's in a coma and her soul is back in her body in Joeson. Now whether it's at a time before execution or after that's up for debate BUT it all stems from whatever Woo Woo the shaman did.
Based on watching many shows/movies (not just K or C dramas) with these type of soul/reincarnation/transmigration themes - my current theory (leaving Mundo stuff out):
Either Dansim is transported back to a time BEFORE she was executed OR she's right after the execution. Now if you're asking how is that possible...my guess is the Shaman got her body before it could be deposed of and whatever woo woo she did essentially is allowing Dansim to still be alive.
Either way I think she rights the wrongs in the past. Deposes the King and frees the Grand Prince from exile - basically starts a coup. Maybe he becomes King - those details don't matter, the point is she rights the wrongs of the past and lives happily every after with the Grand Prince - or some such.
PRESENT DAY - Seori comes back with all the memories of her past life (Prob awakens after the Mundo problem is dealt with, my guess is she's in a coma now) - so she's effectively Dansim's reincarnation. Segye is Grand Prince's reincarnation and they get together and live happily ever after. The details of how we get here are up in the air - but that's my best guess at the moment.
what the freak is this previewgrandpa died it's gonna be sad episodes further
Or in a coma. Even coma would mean they would need a new chairman. Looks like it's just angst for the last 4 episodes. A lot to resolve and none of it good.
- Grandpa dead or in a coma? - Real Seori back? Are they gonna try to do the thing where he falls for her in the present? - Dansim in the past? A point prior to her execution? - 4 episodes left - how long they keeping Mundo on top?
Just when I praised this drama for avoiding most of the K-Drama tropes.
And now this.
And yes, this is right around the time this kind of thing happens in K-Drama land. Act 3 - slow walking the Evil Plot so the last episodes stop being light and fun and now are Evil Plot heavy.
And it seems like this series wanted to hit all the highlights. SMH
I can honestly say, at this point, I don't really know where this is going to go.
They are avoiding all the obvious K-Drama tropes (so far) and it's been quite enjoyable even if the plot is thin (it's thin ya'll, you don't have to defend it).
I like it.
It's quite refreshing after the Dynamite Kiss and Perfect Crown debacles.
I guess it makes her character seem more human and realistic. She is a young arrogant girl who’s too confident…
I'ma give it a few more episodes to see if they have her "grow" in this area before I fully commit to the watch. It's giving a little too much damsel in distress and "love story" and not enough political scheming for my liking.
Either Dansim is transported back to a time BEFORE she was executed OR she's right after the execution. Now if you're asking how is that possible...my guess is the Shaman got her body before it could be deposed of and whatever woo woo she did essentially is allowing Dansim to still be alive.
Either way I think she rights the wrongs in the past. Deposes the King and frees the Grand Prince from exile - basically starts a coup. Maybe he becomes King - those details don't matter, the point is she rights the wrongs of the past and lives happily every after with the Grand Prince - or some such.
PRESENT DAY - Seori comes back with all the memories of her past life (Prob awakens after the Mundo problem is dealt with, my guess is she's in a coma now) - so she's effectively Dansim's reincarnation. Segye is Grand Prince's reincarnation and they get together and live happily ever after. The details of how we get here are up in the air - but that's my best guess at the moment.
Thoughts.
- Grandpa dead or in a coma?
- Real Seori back? Are they gonna try to do the thing where he falls for her in the present?
- Dansim in the past? A point prior to her execution?
- 4 episodes left - how long they keeping Mundo on top?
And now this.
And yes, this is right around the time this kind of thing happens in K-Drama land. Act 3 - slow walking the Evil Plot so the last episodes stop being light and fun and now are Evil Plot heavy.
And it seems like this series wanted to hit all the highlights. SMH
They are avoiding all the obvious K-Drama tropes (so far) and it's been quite enjoyable even if the plot is thin (it's thin ya'll, you don't have to defend it).
I like it.
It's quite refreshing after the Dynamite Kiss and Perfect Crown debacles.