Wow. I give up predicting this. The writer did well in changing their approach to storytelling, and made sure to stay away from what audiences would predict.
It is also more psychological. It touches on relationships, families, and the character of each person. It also tackles people changing, and the question of “for the better or worse?”
At this point, it is no longer about revenge, Da Mi, Matthew, or any of those things.
It's more focused on their individual issues, morality, and, let's admit it, humanity.
If one is _not_ a psychopath, our humanity, and goodness still shows up, no matter how evil our thoughts and heart might be.
LOL. I need to look at a relationship chart every time I watch this. It's always confusing me.
1. Soo Ji and her father are biologically related?
2. Soo Ji and her grandmother are biologically related through her father?
3. If so, what is confusing me, why is the grandmother acting like she doesn't want her daughter-in-law to leave her granddaughter with her? And even fled abroad for almost 30 years.
4. Soo Ji's biological mom gave birth to Woo Ri and Doo Ri?
5. Who was the father of Woo Ri and Doo Ri?
6. Does that mean Soo Ji is older than Woo Ri?
7. And who is that little kid in the Woo Ri home? Is she the biological daughter of Mr. Uncle?
I mean, Mr. Uncle is definitely not Woo Ri and Doo Ri's father because they call him “uncle”. And Soo Ji's biological mother doesn't want to have anything to do with Mr. Uncle.
8. Who is the grandmother in the Woo Ri residence? Is she the biological mother of Soo Ji's biological mom?
9. If so (see #8 and #2), it's highly unusual that the husband transferred to the family of his wife.
UNLESS, the grandmother in the Woo Ri residence is the biological mother of Soo Ji's biological father. AND the grandmother in the mistress residence is the biological mother of the mistress.
Season 2 is confirmed. Reported in Philippine media.Also, they're going to film scenes in the Philippines! (It…
So, according to the co-producer, the writers of Vagabond visited the Philippines last year (2023) scouting for places for the part of their Season 2 story that will happen in the Philippines.
I wonder that too... probably she thinks she will go back to the future by killing herself, she thinks that her…
Could be.
But it appears to be it was also the reason she lost her legs in the original timeline. She loses her mind and cross streets oblivious to her surroundings. If a car honks before she cross, she takes a deep breath and count. Which was a bad idea, since traffic lights are not consistent.
If you are curious about the July 22, 2009 Solar Eclipse depicted in E01, yes, that was real. ^_^
It wasn't a “total solar eclipse”, it was only partial, however, South Korea was close to the totality path that it actually went noticeably darker than usual.
I blogged about it as well back then, but from the Philippines (we were farther fromthe totality path, unfortunately). ^_^
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Wow. I give up predicting this. The writer did well in changing their approach to storytelling, and made sure to stay away from what audiences would predict.
It is also more psychological. It touches on relationships, families, and the character of each person. It also tackles people changing, and the question of “for the better or worse?”
At this point, it is no longer about revenge, Da Mi, Matthew, or any of those things.
It's more focused on their individual issues, morality, and, let's admit it, humanity.
If one is _not_ a psychopath, our humanity, and goodness still shows up, no matter how evil our thoughts and heart might be.
This is the First Half of Season 2: Humanity.
1. Soo Ji and her father are biologically related?
2. Soo Ji and her grandmother are biologically related through her father?
3. If so, what is confusing me, why is the grandmother acting like she doesn't want her daughter-in-law to leave her granddaughter with her? And even fled abroad for almost 30 years.
4. Soo Ji's biological mom gave birth to Woo Ri and Doo Ri?
5. Who was the father of Woo Ri and Doo Ri?
6. Does that mean Soo Ji is older than Woo Ri?
7. And who is that little kid in the Woo Ri home? Is she the biological daughter of Mr. Uncle?
I mean, Mr. Uncle is definitely not Woo Ri and Doo Ri's father because they call him “uncle”. And Soo Ji's biological mother doesn't want to have anything to do with Mr. Uncle.
8. Who is the grandmother in the Woo Ri residence? Is she the biological mother of Soo Ji's biological mom?
9. If so (see #8 and #2), it's highly unusual that the husband transferred to the family of his wife.
UNLESS, the grandmother in the Woo Ri residence is the biological mother of Soo Ji's biological father. AND the grandmother in the mistress residence is the biological mother of the mistress.
If you're one of those who skip scenes, you probably skipped the scenes that provided some hint/content. :p
Great idea to whoever thought of that. I wonder when we are going to see it in real life?
1: https://entertainment.inquirer.net/550841/bae-suzy-lee-seung-gis-vagabond-2-to-film-in-the-philippines
2: https://www.philstar.com/entertainment/korean-wave/2024/04/10/2346684/k-drama-vagabond-season-2-film-philippines-chavit-singson
Also shown reported in primetime news by TV5.
Also, they're going to film scenes in the Philippines! (It was why it was reported in local news.)
I was thinking, she was also losing her mind in the original timeline which caused her accident.
Or, she has "fear of crossing streets"? Does it exist?
But it appears to be it was also the reason she lost her legs in the original timeline. She loses her mind and cross streets oblivious to her surroundings. If a car honks before she cross, she takes a deep breath and count. Which was a bad idea, since traffic lights are not consistent.
Hmm… is there "fear of crossing streets"?
Nothing in the world is a coincidence. ;)
It wasn't a “total solar eclipse”, it was only partial, however, South Korea was close to the totality path that it actually went noticeably darker than usual.
I blogged about it as well back then, but from the Philippines (we were farther fromthe totality path, unfortunately). ^_^
You can read more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_eclipse_of_July_22,_2009