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Did Junyoung say if this change will be physical or mental? Or both? Coz my theory is that he was shot either near the spine or somewhere between spine and shoulder (I have rewatched many times but I'm not sure where the bullet landed) causing him upper limbs paralysis, meaning no piano for him.

I 100% agree with you. I posted the same yesterday on Twitter and some accounts compared me to his grandfsther, lol.

He definitely won because of Jeongyo's notes. And to those who say that he would win anyway, then why did he go through the notes? Why didn't he return them back?

The answer is simple: he knew that technically he was superior, but artistically he could never reach his level and he was terrified and a bit curious.

Like you, I was expecting him to mention Jeongyo in his speech; he didn't and I don't think it just didn't cross his mind. It was deliberate. His grandpa knew very well that he couldn't have interpreted the piece on his own; everybody in his close circle, except his lunatic mother, knew that something was fishy.

What if she never was pregnant and all this stuff is the bubble she built to live into after she left Mujin? The fact that NOBODY in that family has memories of her pregnancy is fishing. Her little sister said something about an ultrasound to Mujin, but she wasn't sure, and anyway, it wouldn't be difficult to find one in the net.

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So true.

It airs at 7:00 am in my country. I am on holiday but still up to watch the episode. 🤭
I'm not commenting very often, but I always come here to read the discussions. I was never that engaged with any other drama. 🥹

Pi O's grandfather is portrayed as stern and strict, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if it turned out he was Jeongyo's mother's teacher at some point, or was acquainted with her. Her legacy to Jeongyo is for him to listen to the music beyond the notes, and grandfather shares this stance.

I loved the comedy of this drama, the first episodes were hilarious, and whenever Lu Jin interacted with his assistant, laughter was a given.

Their romance didn't win me over. Aside from their denominator, love for well made food, they had nothing else in common and the relationship would fall apart in a couple of years. She could never follow his weird personality, and he could never follow her bubbly one. Opposites attract each other, but for how long? Her chidhood friend would be a better match for her in the long run.

The actors did a wonderful job, especially the actor playing the assistant, but overall it's not a drama I'd watch again.

My 8⭐️s for the comedy and the acting, not the plot.

Same thoughts. Luan Nian has become softer and more understanding in the last episodes, his friends told her she's the only one he's ever introduced to them -a strong validation of her place in his life even if it is an indirect one-, and she also seems to understand him a little bit better.

I'm waiting to see what must have gone so wrong for her to call their relationship with the adjectives she used in the book. If nothing significant happens, the fl will be the unreasonable one, and her accusations and Nian's apology won't make sense.

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(We, Greeks, say the same : η αλήθεια πονάει 🙂)

I know that much. Learning the piano for 10y is a long time. I was advanced by the time I stopped playing.

Never underestimate kwriters when they want to shock the viewers. 😀

I hope writers won't go this path.
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That's what Gemini says about the matter.

No, I wish I were. I had taken piano lessons for almost 10 years when I was little, but now I'm not playing that much. 😔

Thank you. Will do!

The cast is definitely good. I had no doubt they would deliver perfectly.

I didn't know.

I can't help but feel sad for the boy who became the man he is without wanting it. 😔

Don't know if the actors themselves play the piano or it's their stunts. But if they are, the training they must have had!

The piece they are playing, Camille Saint-Saëns Danse macabre op.40, is not at all easy; it is classified at the advanced / diploma level.

Junyoung's part is the primo and the most virtuosic. It requires an exceptionally fast wrist staccato, which is so hard for someone who is not playing the instrument at all and just pretends to play.

Song Kang's part is often called the "accompanist", but is also highly demanding. It's a steady, rapid waltz rhythm (3/4) with large strides in the left hand.

We see that their hands are constantly in close proximity and I think I saw a cross over and a pass directly underneath.

Both actors execute it so beautifully! Respect to their efforts and dedication.
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I was mesmerized and have rewatched these scenes I don't know how many times.

The contrast between Flora's and Luke's families. 🥹
Warm and cold.
Just as their personalities 😔