Thank you for the article! This is quite informative and interesting, and there's a lot more than the usual (and well-known) stories like the gumiho and red thread of fate, and the magpie bridge :D
In particular, that Sunny Doll is a surprise - I even watched My Personal Weatherman and never knew that doll had such a backstory :D
For more gumiho - check out Gu Family Book (and all the others like My Girlfriend is a Gumiho, or The Fox in the Screen).
For more Grim Reapers - Black. Definitely that one, LOL.
For more soulmates (and red threads) - A Tale of Thousand Stars.
He left it in the detective's house with the tracking app on coz he knew NSC will search for him when he finds…
You know, I'm dumb, LOL. I didn't even consider it he'd plan so far ahead - thinking that NG will definitely do something to him, then NSC would know to come looking.
Though, TBH, it's a pretty dumb plan too - what if NSC hadn't thought to check up on him fast enough to prevent NG killing HS? What then?
... On the other hand, I mean, this is NSC. He can't help but check in on JeongWoo every ten minutes (with good reason - every time he left him on his own, his credit card suffered all those hospital bills, LOL).
Ha Seol's role in the drama isn't that logical,, she wasn't a school friend to any of the character, yet she kept…
She's just nosy in the beginning, because hey - a double murderer returns to a seemingly quiet village! (and she's a city girl who got really bored with her temp job). But she's also SuOh's friend, and empathetic (she's a med student) and well - she's not really realising her own mortality.
He moved back to his house when he decided he'd look after his mother more and not get that involved in the investigation,…
Then I don't know why he left his phone. Maybe he's just not yet caught up with the phone dependency we all grew into, since he was in prison and safe from that addiction, LOL.
So don't read the book, if you haven't already. Because it can be worse.
No, it's as good as it can be for JeongWoo, don't worry. I meant - in terms of his relationship with in-novel NaGyeom. Because his character in the book is basically friendless and desperate and well, she's there, all friendly and everything. Things happen. Which in light of later developments turn out to be extremely icky.
IMHO, Black Out is still the dark horse of this period. The rest of them... at least for me, there's nothing to draw me in. Good thing we're not all the same and can enjoy different things, right? :D
He looked like the aide that went into the congresswoman's office just after the husband left. I think she ordered it done, or the secretary decided for herself how to "handle" it. I mean, she already helped cover up the murder from back then, what's one more pretend suicide?
Go Jeong woo still lives with the detective , that is amazing the detective looking for him in his house finding…
He moved back to his house when he decided he'd look after his mother more and not get that involved in the investigation, since NSC had that part covered. And then NaGyeom called and asked him over with the bait of the video.
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DaEun wasn't raped, her older lover killed her.
Don't miss that one.
Also, Nobody Knows.
In particular, that Sunny Doll is a surprise - I even watched My Personal Weatherman and never knew that doll had such a backstory :D
For more gumiho - check out Gu Family Book (and all the others like My Girlfriend is a Gumiho, or The Fox in the Screen).
For more Grim Reapers - Black. Definitely that one, LOL.
For more soulmates (and red threads) - A Tale of Thousand Stars.
Though, TBH, it's a pretty dumb plan too - what if NSC hadn't thought to check up on him fast enough to prevent NG killing HS? What then?
... On the other hand, I mean, this is NSC. He can't help but check in on JeongWoo every ten minutes (with good reason - every time he left him on his own, his credit card suffered all those hospital bills, LOL).
Actually none of them are, LOL.
Don't worry, good things coming!
I guess you're all still in shock :D