Rahab75

The tone and even the narrative is happy and uplifting. Don't believe those who say it is depressing.

This ending is not sad at all. Not the way we expected, but definitely uplifting.

I wish there were more grown ups like you around. Hats off.

I have formed my opinion long ago and I stand by it. I am a western viewer too btw. Huge respect for the exceptions, but that is what I see here every time a complex, symbolic story starts airing where hidden meanings, character developments, motivations should be figured out and analyzed by the audience. I does not even have to be fantasy series. 8 out of 10 fail to understand the narrative.

Western BL fans are generally clueless and baffled when Asian dramas use symbolism. They can only handle simple and straightforward stories and scripts which spoonfeed the audience. This show was about a lot more than just a romance, but they scarcely cared.

And I am just as much allowed to call out immature tantrums when I see them.

I am not too happy with the ending either, but some of these tantrums here are extremely immature and shallow.

And now I completely understand the Little Prince reference. Just like the way Little Prince being bitten by the snake was a death by facade only, so is Tofu's death. Tofu did not die. This was a way for him to return to his original form as Teddy Bear just as the Little Prince returned to his planet.

Those were just guessings and suppositions from the fans. No one from the cast and crew made such statements.

Tofu probably has always loved Nut as his owner whom he needs to cherish. And Nut had to fall for him to experience happiness and coming put of his tragic past.

No one said that.

I have not watched it with subs but it seems more like a bittersweet ending than a heartbreaking one.

As usual, a substantial amount of users go berserk, lose their mind and talk bullshit. I am pissed at the ending as well, but this does not change the arresting qualities, thought-provoking messages and heart-wrenching story we were told.

The miracle was that his Teddy bear came into a human being and fixed Nut's life.

He was constantly calling the bear Tofu, so I guess, yeah.

It seems I need to prepare something fluffy for myself tonigh to watch straight after this.

I have come across this comment on YouTube:

"And I happened to watch BTS from yesterday’s program that the director had one of the stuffed dolls (they had 4 dolls prepared to be precise) modified so that it can move its arm. I think the director intends to have the Teddy Bear to raise his hand waving goodbye.🥲"

The possibility that Tofu and Tarn might both die crossed my mind. That would explain the scene where they are both standing in the corn in white shirts. Yet Tarn has too many spoiler pics in the present and in the preview when he talks to Nut that seems to be real and not hallucination/dream/ghost either.

As much as I love this drama it is hard to deny the (otherwise well-written) script has started to have several inconsistencies. Like Tofu now realizing he allegedly needs to go if he wants to bring Tarn back to life, while earlier he came to the conclusion that as long as Tarn is alive he is alive himself (just like the other awakened stuff), so he needs to save Tarn's life for that reason.

Jan is a thoroughly repulsive caharcter, but for once she was completely right about Na, when she said Na just let herself and other people around being hurt by not standing up to herself. Jan's motivation is clear though, she is crazily and selfishly in love with Saen so she knows no limits when it comes to moral scrupulousness, but I don't know why Sib was so willing to take part in this scheme. He did not seem to love Na in particular. It looks more like an act of brotherly jealousy of Saen.

Why should Tarn inherit Jan's house to be there?