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Your comment is one of the best analyzes of this drama I've seen, about all the characters, without favoring anyone. This is exactly what happened at Yumi's Cells 2. I read a lot of comments after the end of this season and even without knowing who these people are, I can immediately tell if they are fans of the actress, fans of the actor, one or the other, fans of the characters, fans of the webtoon, or fans of a particular couple. This casts a shadow on their opinion so much that it's obvious. People try to distort the character's psychology, the probability of events, just to win the "battle" of opinion. I literally get the feeling that people don't look at characters as characters, but write comments in order to beat opponents from another "enemy camp" of drama fans.

Of course you can write a spoiler (real spoiler) about episode 11, which hasn't aired yet. You can write based on an episode summary from the media or a trailer for episode 11. Or based on press releases from the production, such as interviews. Or leaks from the set. This is a spoiler.

Spoilers apply to what has not been aired. Episode 10 has been broadcast. If I wrote about episode 11 it would be a spoiler.

I will write something that is probably controversial for many, but it's good that Daeun spoke to Yumi about the confession. Babi probably wouldn't have told her once, and that would end their relationship anyway, and it would only last longer. Babi would always wonder what would have happened if he had made a different decision and hadn't moved out, his rather subconscious memories of Daeun as "sacrifices for his relationship with Yumi" would cast a shadow over Babi and Yumi's relationship and she would have no idea what's going on. He would still have a seemingly perfect relationship with Yumi, but deep down somewhere he would feel guilt towards Yumi on the one hand and longing for Daeun on the other. It wouldn't really be a good relationship for her or for him. Sometimes people have to come to terms with the fact that something unexpected will appear in their lives, and even if they don't want to, it changes them.

I like his role choices, always something different, nothing safe like many other actors do, and then they don't develop their acting. He has a sense of interesting roles and is good at them. With this approach, he will make a career for more than just in dramas.

I think it would be a big twist, but I cannot guarantee that it will be. I feel that it may be just the opposite, and Babi has been in love with Daeun for many months, but he does not allow himself to think so, hence the situation with Yumi. His mind is convinced he still loves Yumi when his heart chose Daeun. His actions need not be on purpose, he can really be convinced that his love for Yumi still exists. People's feelings sometimes hurt others unfortunately.

Today I saw a drama gif on twitter, a scene from episode 8, where Babi loosens his tie because he felt stuffy. The scene takes place in an office, he is standing with documents and talking to some employee, Daeun is at the photocopier, she is dropping the documents. I felt a feeling of deja vu: a scene from earlier episodes with Babi, his tie and Yumi in his pajamas. I watched part of Episode 8 again, where there is Daeun's story about Babi. I came to a conclusion, maybe right, maybe not, but it seems probable to me. Babi had been interested in Daeun since she came to work. What caught my attention was that in the welcoming scene with the interns, he looked at Daeun only once when welcomed, then looked at everyone but her, as he was avoiding her on purpose. Not because she was invisible to him, but I think quite the opposite. If we analyze all the Daeun scenes in this way and put forward the theory that his interest must always have been, Babi's falling in love with Daeun makes sense. It would mean that the earthquake in the village of cells did not come out of nowhere. To Love Cell caused it. Cells: Reason and Emotions probably burned all memories of when Babi thought of Daeun as a woman. Reason did not want Love to destroy Babi and Yumi's relationship, hence something like Babi's memory lapses. His subconscious mind is struggling all the time with the new emerging feeling. But it was all the time, hence the good treatment of Daeun and no barriers. Love Cell wants this feeling, the rest of the cells do whatever it takes to make Love Cell forget. The same goes for the memories of Babi falling in love with Yumi. He fell in love while he was still in a relationship, but had already stopped loving his ex. And this in my opinion (according to this theory) is the cause of the burning of memories. The fact that Babi would have realized sooner that he is able to fall in love with a woman when he is in a relationship with another. Babi thinks of Daeun subconsciously many times. In a telephone conversation with Yumi, when he was talking about her departure from work, he was so preoccupied with it that he interrupted Yumi with her words. They both said their lines at the same time, and it was a deliberate act of the directing. Babi had been unable to come to terms with Daeun's departure before, but his mind was so repulsed by the thought that it was happening that it was only when he spoke to Daeun at the bus stop, and then when she left, that his feelings literally manifested themselves in the earthquake in the village of cells. I think he may still be denying his feelings because he doesn't understand them or he doesn't want them because his life is now perfectly arranged, which he feels is happiness and convinces himself that he still loves Yumi. Everything I wrote may be absolutely wrong.

The actress is 28 years old, the actor is 25 years old, does it mean that there is a time jump in the drama?

Suddenly, I imagined Babi really love Yumi after all, and the end of episode 8 was just playing on the viewer's feelings. It would be a twist. I do not know if it will be so, but if it turns out to be true, the scriptwriter and director are brilliant, because it would mean that they played like true virtuosos on the emotions of the audience.

We do not know, because there was probably a six-month time jump. I would like the drama to come back to that time and show what happened then. Maybe there will be some flashbacks.

I do not see any huge hate to characters, yes there is, but not to actors. And I read opinions on many websites, also on Korean. People are more civilized than you might expect. I used to be in a fandom where viewers wished the actors death, cancer, and all kinds of horrors, so for me, hating a character is almost no hate.

I have read opinions on many sites and although people (some) are reluctant or hate Babi, they praise Jinyoung. Some people even write that the fact that Jinyoung plays Babi means that knowing how the plot will go, they still fell in love with the character and somehow "resent" the producers that they chose an overly liked actor and "cheated" them. A lot of the drama videos went viral on twitter and tiktok and platforms like that after episode 8, so I think people can really separate a character from an actor, at least in this case.

I mean, there is no such information as so far, so it does not have to be definitive, although some scenes were shot in December last year, which suggest that season 2 is the last one.

His career will not suffer, he specially chooses such roles, a bit controversial. He has tons of fans and professional critics praise him for this (season two is a hit in South Korea) and other roles. There are two of his films in the queue for premieres, one of which has a really controversial topic (A Christmas Carol, the main double role, the movie will be shown at international festivals), and in the other, he plays a villain in a Korean movie with big-budget , High Five. Besides, he soon or has already started filming for his new drama, The Witch.

I've never seen information about season 3, and I read and watch almost everything about this drama.

I would say that the end of Episode 8 did not fully explain to us what is happening to Babi's feelings. Hopefully episodes 9 and 10 will show things from his perspective. Drama needs it, whatever is on Babi's mind.

According to the director, Daeun is a completely innocent character who has no evil intentions, has no idea what her actions can cause, hence various situations that can create trouble.

I note in advance that I have no dislike for any of the characters. I watched the last scene (ep.8) once again, looking at it as a story of two people, where one of them (Babi) is in a relationship and the other (Daeun) professes indirectly love. I do not want to moralize who is to blame, who is less and who is more. She wanted to confess what was in her heart. He preferred not to hear it for the sake of the peace of his relationship. And my question is born. Before this indirect confession, Babi surely did not know Daeun's feelings for him? It seems a little unlikely to me since he is good at deciphering the feelings of others. Even from Yumi's story about her former college colleague, he perfectly guessed that the latter must have been in love with her. After many interactions with Daeun, had he really not guessed her interest in him? I doubt it. He apparently wanted to maintain his relationship with Yumi. Even if he had feelings for Daeun, he had to throw them out of his consciousness. Perhaps the cells were burning all Babi's memories/thoughts about Daeun that would get in the way of his relationship with Yumi. So Babi could have denied the truth that his feelings were changing. I think it's human. It just happens that someone does not want their true feelings, because they get in the way of his perfect plans, the peace he has achieved in a relationship. The truth may be quite different, but I can understand that something like this could be happening in Babi's head.

Nothing is known, not even rumors, just fan speculations about who they would like to see as this character.

I thought so when the info about his casting appeared. Because for a long time official sources did not mention the name of his character, but we'll see, maybe it doesn't mean anything.