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By the way, I'm really curious—it was hard to tell, but did they recognize each other right away when they walked in, or was it actually like a blind date? Because the first thing—that they're a good match—makes this interesting.

I agree, and I think Dean's words were spot on—after all, even from those online chats, it's clear that Punn treats him as a friend, not as a potential romantic partner, so he really should give up on Punn and just get to know other

Exactly, it's great therapy, whether it's after a “Knot”—which had a bit of NC and was pretty intense—or after the truly exhausting “Don't Be Too Emotional.”where there was a ton of drama, most of which was unnecessary, and to top it all off, an amnesia subplot was thrown in at the end

As for this episode itself, I liked this one nlike the previous one, which—aside from those nice scenes with the main characters—rather annoy me . All in all, the only thing I didn’t really like in this episode was the blind date, but it turned out that Dean and Moth are a perfect match, while Punn and Ten are the opposite, so overall it was pretty interesting, and maybe it’ll have an impact on future episodes

Okay, first of all, I thought that scene at the end of the episode was great, but I think it’s cool that we have such a calm scene in contrast to their personalities and their whole relationship, and I really like the idea that we didn’t get the whole scene in episode 5—because usually NC goes full throttle, sometimes even right at the start of the episode, but here it’s different which is, however, a refreshing and I think we’ll get a more intense scene somewhere later on.

Wow, I didn't see that coming—so Ten has been stalking Punn for over two months, fell in love with his voice, then tracked him down using a photo, and apparently even switched veterinary clinics to go to Punn's. I thought Punn was the stalker, but Ten is even worse.

I agree with what was written, and I really hope that once Dean and Moth join forces and deal with those two maniacs, they’ll be able to move forward with their relationship o the next step Because right now, Punn is hanging over Moth, and Ten is hanging over Dean to seduce Moth so that Punn could get a doctor And if those two end up together, maybe they'll finally leave both Moth and Dean alone

I also think the family is the most likely reason—it makes the most sense. Well, it’s common in stories like this for people who go off the rails and surround themselves with a bunch of fake friends to be those who have a void in their hearts caused by their parents ignoring them, and they try to fill that void in this way.

I don't know if that's actually how it will be, but as far as Dean is concerned, I also think he has some kind of trauma, so far we know very little about his parents—maybe when he was a kid, they didn’t spend any time with him at all, which is why now, with these crazy and fake friends, he might be trying to fill the void caused by loneliness and the fact that he’s always had to rely on himself. As for Motha, what makes more sense to me is that each of his exes was with him just for his looks, but none of them were interested in him for who he really was—they were only into him for his appearance, and when he showed his true self, they dumped him because something about him just didn’t suit them.

You know, it's a good thing that Motha's client cut them off, because if they'd gone all out—given what we've seen in this episode—well, it would've been a total disaster, since things would've been even worse than they are in this episode. And since the preview for the next episode suggests that things are starting to move in the right direction, if they do go all out, it'll make a little more sense.

I completely agree—introducing a second couple makes sense if they bring something to the relationship. That was the case, for example, with the secondary couple in *Love Upon a Time*, In *Love in the Air*, on the other hand, the second couple got their own six episodes, so they had their own story, but here, not only is Kirita and Mochi’s story crammed into the main plot, but it also adds nothing and just takes away screen time from the main couple.

Exactly, sometimes I really feel like Mochi and Kirit get more screen time and more plot development than our main characters, Well, okay, if they used those two to have Rin break up with Kirit and try to cast a curse on him—so that it would lead to Rin and Khopfy meeting—but other than that, I really don’t see the point in making Kirit and Mochi a second couple because they don’t contribute anything to the main plot anyway; they just have their own plotline that’s crammed into the main storyline.which doesn't really tie in with the plot or the story of our main couple

Rin could have put his book of curses to good use and cast something on that bastard. To be honest, though, I was a little disappointed because we’re supposed to have this mystical heir and a book of spells, but ever since that episode where Rin cast that curse, that storyline has just disappeared.

Okay, Ten has turned into a steel-hearted monster, and it makes me sad to think about the betrayal and suffering that await Moth when he discovers the truth. Poor guy took a risk—you can tell he’s starting to fall in love, and Dean is only with him because his friend asked him to.Besides, I love those cute scenes with Dean and Moth, but I can't stand Ten and Punn—it's as if they were both stalkers to some extent, with the difference being that Ten stalks Punn, but Punn stalks his best friend. I just don't really feel any sympathy for the other couple and their relationship.

It had the same effect on me—it really shocked me—but it's a real shame there isn't as much choice in subtitle languages as there usually is with dramas or series.

Exactly—a ton of drama, problems, and scenes between the main characters, and practically no plot. Seriously, that revenge plot that suddenly popped up at the end could have been a really good story idea to develop, just like Jane’s bloody contracts. But it didn't turn out to be practicaly a soap opera

Całkowicie zgadzam się co do ścieżki dźwiękowej do tej piosenki — moim zdaniem to jedyna dobra rzecz w tym dramacie i naprawdę słucham jej niemal bez przerwy. Another song that caught my ear in a similar way is “Red Flag” from You Maniac

I agree, and honestly, in my opinion, they didn't need to throw in that revenge plot in the last episode—and then it suddenly turns out that the crash wasn't an accident but the work of people seeking revenge. It would really make more sense if this revenge subplot had actually appeared somewhere around the middle—then it could have really taken off. As it is, it feels unnecessary and forced, as if the creators didn’t have enough drama and problems in this series already.

I’ll tell you, that scene in the latest episode where they introduced the big villain—who, as it turns out, is responsible for the accident—was really unnecessary, in my opinion, Seriously, if they wanted to create a major villain plotting revenge, they could’ve introduced him halfway through the drama—then we’d get some momentum beyond the main characters’ endless dramas and problems, and it would make even more sense. As it is, this plotline feels forced.

Yeah, but since we're already on episode 3 and there are supposed to be 10 episodes, that means there's plenty of drama in store for us.