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My only guess is that she did love him, in a weirdly toxic way ^^' So she still wanted to protect him despite him being an "enemy" and wreaking havoc in the hospital

I agree, but I think she did get injected with something at some point ? Even if we don't know exactly what it was...

I agree with your whole comment here and to reply to your question, I did wonder about that too... But I guess if they all had guns, the fight wouldn't even last 2 seconds lol. But on a more serious note maybe they only use knives to show respect to the tradition ? Just a speculation...

She liked that fact that he was all about money lol and didn't let "emotions" turn him into a weak human... that was before he fell in love with the FL at least

It seems it also involved a man (maybe Seishin's husband ? or another one who "betrayed" Lady Maeda for the FL's mother) But we don't know the details... I hope there will me more answers in season 2

I don't understand why Lady Maeda brought Akiko into the hospital and insisted on keeping her alive at least until her baby was born if she didn't want to "experiment" on the baby after that... I was sure it was her main motive (also because she didn't want her husband to live happily with his lover) but in the end she couldn't care less about the baby, so why did she "protect" her ??? I just had this thought in my head after completing the last 3 episodes...

A perfect reply !! Thank you, it makes total sense :)

I agree with you, I also think this scene was too much lol but I guess the writers wanted to portray the fact that Chae Ok acts on her emotions, even if she seems calm and professional at first glance... It also explains why she's adamant in saving her mother even after all these years... And surely they also wanted to make the ML greatly impacted by their first encounter, but indeed it was still a weird scene...

In the last ep, after they saved all the prisoners etc, one of the resistance's man talks to the co-owner of the golden house (the grandma) and she says that Tae Sang is the one to talk to if you want money, land, and even "people's lifes" (I don't remember her exact words) so does it mean that he was actually involved in the resistance before that ?? Even if he didn't want to join the actual group ? I wonder if I understood that part correctly

If we take into account the intro, it seems that the girl/woman falls into the sea and encounters the parasite here, so indeed there is a chance that it is just a creature that already lived there... and it appears that the parasite can either survives in water or in a host... Ahhh I really wonder how they're gonna explain all this lol

But the spores are created by the monster to protect itself I think ? So the spores wouldn't exist if the monster didn't exist first...? Or maybe I didn't understand that part lol

That is true... But I hope we'll get to see how they managed to discover the parasite because the parasite in itself doesn't seem like an experiment, more like an actual living thing that existed before the war... Did they actually caught an host "running in the wild", managed to capture it and took it to experience on it in the Manchurian lab, like you said ?

Oh that makes sense !! Thank you :)

Maybe it was already discussed in the comments here but I wonder how the intro is tied to the actual story ? Because in the story it seems that the japanese created the monster but in the intro I got the feeling that the creature was already alive before that ? Like an alien maybe ? Or did I miss something ? Also, the girl in the intro, who is she ? The FL's mother maybe ?

There is a cat ! I don't remember in which episode exactly but I think it was when the FL missed the ML so much that she started hallucinating and saw him everywhere ^^

I 100% agree with you : I'm very glad that it's a happy ending for everybody but it was kinda weird to pass the encounter between the ML and the king as a "funny" scene when he should have been heartbroken instead, his reaction even made me think that he already knew about the fake death (or had a suspicion about it at least) but the reunion between them proved me wrong... a little disappointing since he "died" for her sake so I feel like it should have been even more poignant... regardless, it was still a really great drama and I will miss these characters very much :')

Well said !! The FL is awesome, she's still a ray of sunshine despite what she went through and she completes the ML perfectly

Thank you for your reply, weirdly I had the thought in my head that he was actively plotting for her demise since her first reincarnation lol but the way you put it makes sense !!

Maybe I missed something but I don't understand one thing with ep 13 : so we learn in this ep that the ML wanted the FL to continue living, even after she killed him but then why did he tried to kill her and seemed to resent her so much in the beginning ? It just doesn't add up... I was so excited about this drama, but I agree with many people here that it is quite disappointing in the end... :( but still the main actors did a great job so there's that

thank you that's great news !!