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Thanks, it's okay, really. Although the situations are different but it has similarity, and I used my story as a comparison to say that even the person who loves you the most can hurt you with words. Another issue, I'm not trying to say that they should get back with each other but that I understood why Dan Sol acted the way she did. I'm pretty sure she didn't have it easy too, but then we were never shown her side of the story. There's always 2 sides to a story, so for their relationship to have a closure, we need to understand her side of the story and have her properly tell Hwal to move on and that she never hated him and forgave him. For viewers, we were able to understand why Hwal acted like that towards Sang Un because we were able to see it from his POV. If Hwal gets a pass then why not Dan Sol? Their situation is similar to each other; Dan Sol blamed Hwal for bringing the curse to their baby and Hwal blamed Sang Un for his family's death.

True, but then you also said "Hwal confirmed" meaning we never got to see Dan Sol's side of the story; everything was always in Hwal's pov. If the writer had shown why then we wouldn't be having this debate and honestly, I felt like the writers were still figuring out their main background story and linking the characters. That scene you talked about I was more shocked by the fact that she was his wife because I'm like she's not the FL?...Also, Dan Sol's not only distraught but she was grieving by going through the stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Most of the time and truly people should, you need a therapist to help you overcome this grief. She did carry that baby in her stomach for a good few months, created a bond, and then having to learn that it's a stillborn upon birth definitely shocked her so much that she delusionally believe the baby was still alive. In comparison to Dan Sol, Hwal did not carry that baby for a few months nor have that kind of bond with it. The most impact scene to me was when his wife and son were brutally killed because he took them there and failed to protect them. And yes, people can say hurtful thing to one another and there is no exception between spouses. Even my own birth mom got angry once and spouted words to me like, "Why were you born?"; I was hurt by her words and angry for days, but then I knew deep down that she loved me. Now, my question is if you were able to catch that one line that Dan Sol said to Hwal then what about the assault and words that Hwal used to say to Sang Un?.....

Happy watching to you! I wish I can blindly experience everything all over again. 😂 I only liked them as a whole when they were working with each other and getting the cases solved. Other than that, please don't put them in the same room, I can't stand the arguments and name pointing lol. The first episode definitely hooked me in and voice 1 will always be the one that brought me into the world of thrillers, but voice 2 is also loved. I haven't completely finished voice 3 because I need netflix to pick it up 😭.

You should watch season 2! I was iffy too, but I wasn't the biggest fan of jang hyuk's character although I liked the actor. I thought the ml's character in season 2 was so much better and had a better relationship development with the fl which was why a lot of people liked it. Although, I did like the villian in season 1 better in comparison to season 2.

You should welcome all characters to the stupid/doormat club. I believe they all should be relatable and/or have something to confess lol. And, tell them to invite the writers to the discuss session.

Eul tae thought the twin sister did something, but I think he can't kill the soul because the soul was originally his. His dark hole was cursed by Hwal and the solution to fixing it was to trade back his bulgasal immortality, not by destroying it.

I think the first sentence was towards eul tae because he was made a demon by having his soul taken from him leaving a black hole marking as a remembrance, the second sentence was definitely towards hwal as he gave eul tae the dark hole and was supposed to come back and claim it, the third sentence could be eul tae but then he doesn't want his soul or he probably doesn't know he's supposed to suck it back?....lol

That's what I caught too! Eul Tae was supposed to originally swap back his place with Hwal, but he definitely got greedy along the way. Also, I noticed that Hwal cares a lot about the word "family" and goes on a rampage when the people he loves gets hurt and just want to kill kill kill. He smiled when he saw Sang Un so he probably thinks the village had something to do with her missing or he psychotically just went after them because she left him, but he was definitely mad and despised her for something along the line of her betraying him and leaving him to die.

Haha, that was what flashed in my mind too; all of them should have been by Hwal's side and heard what he had to say. Plus, directing error as I kept thinking siho and dongyun could have ran towards the freeway instead of the corn field when I saw the freeway with cars popped up on the screen when it's supposed to be isolated lol.

Lol, I get you! At times I think I understand Hwal but then I really don't.

I think what lanya was trying to say was that even though siho has no memories/knowledge of who doyoon was, she was still able to connect and be close with him; whereas hwal did not know who doyoon was, but didn't connect or be close to him until he realized who doyoon really was. Again, this is a script issue the writers have with their characters. Yes, hwal seems to be an introvert but writers could have given them some bonding time before he realized that doyoon was his son.

I would have been fine with the romance if it was very subtle or came far afterwards when they have recollected their memories, but in this case it was not, which is why to me it felt forced. Originally, Hwal wanted to kill sangun and he reminded her verbally about it too. Hwal has stabbed sangun once and he CAN do it all over again; sangun was just lucky that siho was kidnapped prolonging her planned prison. So, knowing all of this, it was weird of sangun to think of Hwal romantically when siho herself gets a weird vibe from Hwal yet the one Hwal wanted to kill was sangun not siho 🤷‍♀️. Plus, this siho has no past memories like sangun. It doesn't help that Hwal or the actor himself be vibing with no romance (he always has the "what's up with you" look everytime sangun goes into romance/feel mode).

I had to stop and LOL this comment 🤣🤣🤣

🤣 You already knew Eul Tae was obsessed with both of them. What's the point of showing that wall? 🤦‍♀️ I thought it was going to be something important, but nope just happened to be pictures of them 🙈.

Lol it's definitely sinking by the end. I just want to know what happened 1000 years ago and how all characters were connected.

Lol, I fast forward so much in today's episode and I still didn't miss anything. I agree! This drama could easily be a 12 ep drama.

Let's hope they give us something although I wouldn't think so highly judging from how this writer likes to go around in circles and drops clue only at the end.

I thought the historical aspect was the best part; everything else was more of a trying to find the golden egg among many Easter eggs beside Lee Joon's character moving the plot forward lol.

Interesting theory. I kept thinking that the other bulgasal was definitely Hwal, but it could very well be Siho too since she has the power to read into the past and it looks like her own conscious is stopping her from reading too much into the past.

He should do another drama with Zhang Tian Ai. He had the best natural kiss scenes with her.