Did you also notice that Lee Shi Woo has become not so good about the weather stuff and FL has? He is just a jealous…
It is not out of character, it is realistic.
His character portrayed what majority of people who are in love feels and reacts when their object of affection is: 1. out of reach 2. was in an accident 3. not contacting you __first__ when you are dating already
No matter how good you are at your work, when this happens to you, everything else goes out of the window. All you care about is the person you love, the person who expected to inform you __first__ and not their ex. You literally forget what you're doing, work or otherwise.
I am guessing you haven't experienced this? Good for you. I did … so I know how realistic his character is. They perfectly portrayed what it is like.
Again, good for you if you haven't experienced it, and pray that you won't. It is not something you want to experience. What you saw him do, that's minimal. ;P
I also like how in this week's episodes they further contrasted the two couples.
Main couple: no matter what they go through, they can find a common ground, and can meet half-way, which leads to solutions.
The second couple: no matter what they do, they always end up having more problems, even questioning themselves, and tears them apart more.
This contrast is good because we get to see from an objective perspective how two types of couples are handling their trials and tribulations, as well as how they treat each other and their relationship.
Let's admit it, we see these two types of couples in real life. Some of us probably experienced one or both types of relationships. BUT, often than not, we don't see these things from an objective standpoint because we're involved in it.
This story is giving us that opportunity to analyze things through. We don't feel guilty in doing comparisons because our "test subjects" are fictional characters. We also do not fall into subjective reasoning because we are not involved in it.
Simply brilliant story and storytelling. That alone is 10/10 for me.
I love how episode 7 ended with "hot" (as in relationships/conflict) then the following 8 was about "hot weather" and "hot relationships/conflict".
From Episode 1 to 6, they demonstrated how they can tie weather terminologies and phenomenons into relationships. In Episode 7 and 8, they upped it by playing with the dual meaning of words.
Wow, episode 6 was brilliant. I especially love how they put to the front the contrast between the two couples.{more…
The second couple: they are discovering their differences and can not reconcile those, might end up getting a divorce.
Our main couple: they are not married, they already know their differences and were able to reconcile those in the end, and now they'll live together.
There is also something they want us to realize between the two women and the two men. However, at this point it is not easy to make a comparison because we do not know yet the story of the secondary characters and why they act that way.
In this episode, we just learned the background of the primary characters and its heartbreaking. Maybe in episode 7 or 8 we will learn the story of the secondary characters and then we will see how different or similar the two mean and two women are to each other. I can't wait for that.
For now, the contrast between the two couples was brilliant. One was happy and going to end sad while the other started from a "sad" situation and will be happier.
1. The time traveler have more vested interest in changing the past.
In episode 1, it only appeared she was protecting the murder suspect. However in this episode, it would appear she is also protecting a certain politician.
Not a single clue as to what her connection is with that politician.
We could say that she needed money. But she chose to "save" the "corrupt" politician. Unless the politician was innocent or was forced to accept money for a good cause but was caught instead, so she saved him.
2. The time traveler is "dying" because her DNA is fractured like a bone.
I think this clearly shows she came from a future where the solar flare struck Earth in 2005, and human DNA got corrupted faster. By the time she was born, human DNA reached a point it already looks like a fractured bone.
3. She seemed to have received a "mission"
If it was not a new mission, it was probably her personal alarm for her next objective. Either way, it means before she time traveled, she was given a lot of objectives. The primary being to setup the grid. Since that's done, she can work on her other objectives.
4. The female lead of the "People Search" in the Admin Bureau is definitely hiding something. However, it is curious why she wants to find the time traveler.
5. What is the ML's secret agenda?
As of episode 2, the only hint we have is that he saw the time traveler disappear.
In episode 1, if I remember correctly, he was narrating why the future, and her, are the only ones allowed to time travel, and that in 2021 it will end.
I'm suspecting he's thinking of unlocking or steal the time travel tech so he can travel back in time and save her mother. Definitely has to do with his comatose mother.
6. The time traveler can target a specific object without the need for her to appear there.
In the suitcase scene, only the suitcase disappeared, no one saw her appear and disappear. This means that her technology can also target objects.
7. There is no rule restricting a time traveler from going back to the time they already showed up.
In the scene where the murderer stole the money from a man, she kept going back to that point in time to reset it. Since the murderer won't change his decisions, she instead returned the envelope in the last attempt.
This one is still not clear. How could she not have had figured out that no matter how many times she reset that moment, the murderer will steal the money? Especially if she doesn't want to reveal herself? She just repeatedly reset that time period hoping for a different result.
In the end, she used her technology to teleport an object from one place to another since the murderer just keeps on doing the same thing over and over again.
8. Her phone can access information from the future. That's why she knows when and where she should intervene.
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His character portrayed what majority of people who are in love feels and reacts when their object of affection is:
1. out of reach
2. was in an accident
3. not contacting you __first__ when you are dating already
No matter how good you are at your work, when this happens to you, everything else goes out of the window. All you care about is the person you love, the person who expected to inform you __first__ and not their ex. You literally forget what you're doing, work or otherwise.
I am guessing you haven't experienced this? Good for you. I did … so I know how realistic his character is. They perfectly portrayed what it is like.
Again, good for you if you haven't experienced it, and pray that you won't. It is not something you want to experience. What you saw him do, that's minimal. ;P
Main couple: no matter what they go through, they can find a common ground, and can meet half-way, which leads to solutions.
The second couple: no matter what they do, they always end up having more problems, even questioning themselves, and tears them apart more.
This contrast is good because we get to see from an objective perspective how two types of couples are handling their trials and tribulations, as well as how they treat each other and their relationship.
Let's admit it, we see these two types of couples in real life. Some of us probably experienced one or both types of relationships. BUT, often than not, we don't see these things from an objective standpoint because we're involved in it.
This story is giving us that opportunity to analyze things through. We don't feel guilty in doing comparisons because our "test subjects" are fictional characters. We also do not fall into subjective reasoning because we are not involved in it.
Simply brilliant story and storytelling. That alone is 10/10 for me.
From Episode 1 to 6, they demonstrated how they can tie weather terminologies and phenomenons into relationships. In Episode 7 and 8, they upped it by playing with the dual meaning of words.
"If I put all my heart into it, I don't regret anything".
Exactly! I'm like that too.
"If this is the extent of our happiness together, then I don't want it."
True again. Relate.
Ouch. ep 7
"So it took us 10 years to figure out we're not right for each other?"
15 years for us. LOLs.
That's the thing about writing a cliché, you need to surpass them all. So far, they've done well with the first 2 episodes.
Also reminded me of "The Secret Life of My Secretary".
* https://www.viu.com/ott/sg/en-us/vod/426453/Military-Prosecutor-Doberman
* https://www.viu.com/ott/ph/en-us/vod/426453/Military-Prosecutor-Doberman
Our main couple: they are not married, they already know their differences and were able to reconcile those in the end, and now they'll live together.
There is also something they want us to realize between the two women and the two men. However, at this point it is not easy to make a comparison because we do not know yet the story of the secondary characters and why they act that way.
In this episode, we just learned the background of the primary characters and its heartbreaking. Maybe in episode 7 or 8 we will learn the story of the secondary characters and then we will see how different or similar the two mean and two women are to each other. I can't wait for that.
For now, the contrast between the two couples was brilliant. One was happy and going to end sad while the other started from a "sad" situation and will be happier.
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LOL, anyone who literally thought the time traveler is a literal "ghost" should watch episode 1 again.
Obviously she's alive, she's a time traveler.
Revealing it outside of canon is not "counted". It's not part of canon and you don't expect people to watch something not part of the show itself.
It proves what I've said. ;P
In episode 1, it only appeared she was protecting the murder suspect. However in this episode, it would appear she is also protecting a certain politician.
Not a single clue as to what her connection is with that politician.
We could say that she needed money. But she chose to "save" the "corrupt" politician. Unless the politician was innocent or was forced to accept money for a good cause but was caught instead, so she saved him.
2. The time traveler is "dying" because her DNA is fractured like a bone.
I think this clearly shows she came from a future where the solar flare struck Earth in 2005, and human DNA got corrupted faster. By the time she was born, human DNA reached a point it already looks like a fractured bone.
3. She seemed to have received a "mission"
If it was not a new mission, it was probably her personal alarm for her next objective. Either way, it means before she time traveled, she was given a lot of objectives. The primary being to setup the grid. Since that's done, she can work on her other objectives.
4. The female lead of the "People Search" in the Admin Bureau is definitely hiding something. However, it is curious why she wants to find the time traveler.
5. What is the ML's secret agenda?
As of episode 2, the only hint we have is that he saw the time traveler disappear.
In episode 1, if I remember correctly, he was narrating why the future, and her, are the only ones allowed to time travel, and that in 2021 it will end.
I'm suspecting he's thinking of unlocking or steal the time travel tech so he can travel back in time and save her mother. Definitely has to do with his comatose mother.
6. The time traveler can target a specific object without the need for her to appear there.
In the suitcase scene, only the suitcase disappeared, no one saw her appear and disappear. This means that her technology can also target objects.
7. There is no rule restricting a time traveler from going back to the time they already showed up.
In the scene where the murderer stole the money from a man, she kept going back to that point in time to reset it. Since the murderer won't change his decisions, she instead returned the envelope in the last attempt.
This one is still not clear. How could she not have had figured out that no matter how many times she reset that moment, the murderer will steal the money? Especially if she doesn't want to reveal herself? She just repeatedly reset that time period hoping for a different result.
In the end, she used her technology to teleport an object from one place to another since the murderer just keeps on doing the same thing over and over again.
8. Her phone can access information from the future. That's why she knows when and where she should intervene.