W two worlds Season 2 sc

I changed my mind about the idea that one of the personnality will vanish. I think now, as it's only one person, even as a split image of someone else, it's mostly this one person who put parts of her personnality she couldn't develop in the other. There should be a merging to become a whole one.

It's how I can read the poster (see image with notes):
https://i.imgur.com/ylGbQfC.jpeg

There is a chance that parts of the other personnality remains. After all, it's one person, so she probably put parts of herself in the other personnality. Something she couldn't develop after the trauma.

I think of the flashback of Hyun O / Eun Ho relationship.
It's so weird she acts like that.

Here how I see the case of Eun Ho dead and Hyeri alive:

It would comes from a trauma (and guilt?) when Eun Ho died a long time ago, maybe as a child. Then Hyeri can't accept her death and want her to live at any cost. Hyeri suicide herself mentally and becomes like her sister. So, it's Hyeri body but acting like Eun Ho, or rather the idea she has of Eun Ho. Hyeri forget herself entirely, she's like a dead one in her own brain. She just develop the surface personnality of Eun Ho. What should include emotions like you mention.

There is a big psychological problem: Eun Ho is just a projection, and the real being (Hyeri) never could develop herself. For years, Hyeri stays hidden in the deep mind and Eun Ho has the relationship with Hyun O.

After that, Hyeri wakes up and comes the split personnality disorder. She's like a dead living coming out of the grave at first. But now she must live her own life. In this kind of scenario, Eun Ho should vanish step by step, the time Hyeri understands what happens in her and she heals the trauma of her dead sister.

This theory maybe contradicted by the psychiatrist, I'd need to rewatch episodes. But it's possible the psychiatrist is wrong about the case OR chooses to say Hyeri she's Eun Ho first, as a strategy to help healing.

The scene is strange because it's another boy who open the fridge. It feels like Hyun O could be not here. That's said the character interacts too much with others and have a sister. So I don't think there is a "6th sens"-like plot-twist about him.

Yeh, we get flashbacks when he said he would come to save her. A way to say he changed his mind, as he comes to save her now. It's like a hint that their relationship could reconnect, depending he solves his issues and her too.

How to put easy product placement.
The judge drinks a can of soda during every trial. 😂

This shit is good enough.
I expected it to be bad shit.
But halfway of episode 1, it's currently good shit.
Just: the case of beaten woman, so cheap plot device, I'm bored with that.
I don't take it too bad, because characters interactions are funny.

I don't know. Eun Ho doesn't scream real too.

Nothing obvious at this point. If Eun Ho is the "constructed" personnality, then she failed her couple, and has mostly a successful life, a carrer, but empty. So Hyeri, as real personnality, has a long path to becomes someone again.
For now, I don't think they will merge too. But of course, I can't predict anything.

I had that in a corner of my mind, as is the plot. Someone else posted about that, and yeah, it's impossible to dismiss that. Then you posted this comment about the poster, showing the process. Of course it can be read in any sens, but nervertheless, there is this last picture of Hyeri florishing. Isn't it a big spoiler?

I interpreted Hyeri covering her face as she's the dead one. But could be she covers her face, so she disappears to make her dead sister live though her. AH!

I know that, but as said the original poster with this theory: maybe the scar healed, or it was a short time scar, or fixed with laser surgery. I don't know what. Don't forget it's a drama, and a plot-twist is always welcome.
Also, about what is the more powerful about emotion. I think it's Eun Ho died and Hyeri obliterated herself. Needing to rebuild herself almost A to Z.

It completes my live watching of episode 2 (see a previous comment I posted).
I can't assure it's 100% right, but even when it's wrong, there should be a part remaining true. For example, when I say Hyeri is like a dead one, it's true if she's a real dead one, but it's also true if she's dead now but tries to live again because Eun Ho died.

Now, there could be some logic used more. Currently it's one person who never sleep. She doesn't need about the mental, because when a personnality lives, the other is asleep, but she should need it for physical rest. Then, we should see the character more hungry. She stands up most of the time, she should eat more.

I can't say about watching thrillers. Maybe it's just enjoying thrillers?
But okay, in some cases, people like to evacuate their frustrations. So when you have an annoying character, bad one, and when the character gets punished in the drama, it's something making people ragingly happy.

We see the writer has a sens for detail. I wasn't convinced by episode 1, but on episode 2, it's good enough. It depends of dramas, but you can see symbolism sometimes. There are the small ones, like the umbrella, when the guy helps the girl when it rains. Symbol of protection. It's an easy one. Then, some are more tricky, like stairs, keys, doors, water. A tempest can symbolize an inner psychological fight of great violence, where mental health is at stake. It's universal symbols we get in dreams. Dreams have both universal symbols and personnal ones. So it's difficult to decypher a dream.

It's because the villain in Escape of the Seven is "K".
"L" was taken by "L" from Death note. "M" by "M the cursed". "Z" by Zorro.
And every other letters the same way.
Only one remaining was "J" the less catchy one.

Currently, I don't know who is the real personnality.
- I suppose it's Eun Ho and Hyeri is the dead sister. This personnality comes back so Eun Ho can heal of the trauma of her death.
- But could be Hyeri and Eun Ho is the dead sister. It was such a trauma that Hyeri obliterated herself and just continued to live like her sister.

Someone posted it before, I think about it while seeing the poster:
Maybe the real personnality is Hyeri and Eun Ho is the fake one.
What means, when Eun Ho died, Hyeri suffered such a trauma that she obliterated herself totally, living fully like her sister. And as it was a magical sister, can achieve an anchor carrer. Of course, as a fake person, she can't be successful in her couple story.
Then my comment still makes sens about Hiery looking like a living dead. Just now she needs to resuscitate. Then I'm not sure of the final shipping.

It makes sens for an attrophied personality, almost living dead in the brain of someone else.

We see Eun Ho closing eyes in sad colors. Big sleep or death.
Hyeri florishes as a happy personnality.
Means Eun Ho is the fake personnality and Hyeri the real one?

Yep, and the hypothesis stands. I remember in episode 1, Eun Ho insists loudly that she can't work for the afternoon or evening show.

Ju Yeon + Hyeri - Symbolism

My guess is their relationship won't be love one but healing one. To heal from a deep psychological problem, it needs to go deep in the mind. Then some symbolism about that should be used in the drama. Usually, deep mind symbolism is deep sea or going underwater, but underground fits it. Other references of deep psychological process: Platon cavern and Labyrinth.

Maybe the writer did it on purpose, maybe not. Sometimes, you write and don't know why you have some ideas. It needs more time to decypher the meaning, as the ideas contains deep psychological meaning not obvious at first glance. It's from general archetypes or collective unconscious.

Ju Yeon is on surface the psycho-rigid guy you know in the office or as anchor on TV. He can't let himself go, on an emotional level. To solve that, comes his strange encounter with Hyeri.

Underground symbolism: This happens first in the basement. Scene of the kiss.
When he decides to meet her again, he have to open the door of "another world". The picture shows sky, but to go to heaven (healing), first he walk down the stairs behind. Needs to go deep to work on the problems.
Hyeri is like a shadow, deep in Eun Ho mind.
Then, they can meet together. He doesn't need to play the role he has to play on surface. He can keep it secret, underground.

Parking - Ordered mind.

Why the writer choose a job in a parking? Hyeri could just carry boxes of documents in the office. Again, I have no proof it's on purpose. Maybe. Or it could be she has the idea, and intuition says it's the right one. Or she did post-analys of the idea and found a coherent meaning.

I think the parking is a good picture of a healthy psychology. When people have a problem but their mind isn't clear enough, what happens? Instead of putting the problem away and solve it when time comes, they ruminates, and the problem stays in the mind, while it's time to concentrate on something else.

The parking does things well: a car park during a while, then when it's time, goes out. Each thing in a box. Everything's ordered like a well working mind. It's psychologic, aka Psyche + Logic.
When the parking is ordered, the street is clean. But during a scene, there is a mess. Car are stuck in the alley, they have to push them. It's what are problems you can't put in a box, clustering the mind, obsessional thoughts.

Sleeping Beauty.

Hyeri kissing Ju Yeon looks like a "wake up" kiss.
Just, roles of the tale are reverted. This man needs to wake up.
And it's what happens next in the drama. He wakes up after the kiss.
Maybe, once healed, he will be able to date the pretty Hye Hyeon?
I ship them for the final.

Yes, it makes more sens she knows about her disorder. Else, it wouldn't be logical she has two appartements in the same building. I was misleaded by the scene when Hyun O confronts her in the office and she doesn't react when he talk about her weird attitude of previous night. But maybe she faked innocence.

Now, why Eun Ho doesn't have visits with the psychiatrist? With the first hypothesis true, I can imagine the psychiatrist said to Eun Ho she needed to meet Hyeri instead, to solve the disorder.