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It basically immediately kicks off the drama in the 1st ep but we get more into it in episode 2 and she starts to uncover more. But each ep ends with cliffhanger so it’s up to you if you wanna binge or wait!

wait was it dean on the phone right after the accident? or Jeff now I’m confused

when Jeff was on the phone right after the accident… wait was it dean that was on the phone?

sorry I meant Jeff lol😭

ohh ok but do you remember the scene of Jeff (that’s who I meant in my OG comment😭) like on the phone with someone right after the accident?

probably either talking about FML or park jibin

yea I agree I thought he would end up human in the end and then they can age together happily but I guess they also didn’t want guwon to give up his job he’s been doing for over 200 years for her.

did Alan have something to do with the oil pipe being cut? cuz I remember when he had the phone call and he said he finished what he needed to do

wait I’m confused about something

np!🩵

in case you didn’t I searched up the ending. she doesn’t end up with anyone in the end!

I wanted to know too did you end up finding out?

was wondering that too!!

The only person blaming ML is “death” which is obvious why she’s like evil but no one else painted him in a negative light. Death is taking the rough approach on him.

that’s good for u then. I personally feel like it wasn’t used right in this type of show. Kingdom was a similar type of show where I find it was perfectly balanced dialogue.

Yea I always try to watch at least 2 eps to see if I wanna watch could tell it wasn’t for me. I’ve watched plently of dialogue heavy shows and that’s not the problem. My problem is when the dialogue is there when it doesn’t need to be. If u read further down others explained it better. they agree.

ohh okay thanks!

np!

yes

I’m sure but even when it’s focused on the monster the characters r still stopping just to talk it’s stare which just doesn’t make sense. they r adding in slow dialogue even where it’s not needed.