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W no Higeki Episode 3
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This is really a satisfying episode. Some of the questions that have been raised the past 2 episodes were answered. Now we definitely know they (Mako and Satsuki) are identical twins and not just by pure chance that they look exactly like each other. And that the person 'killed' by the grandfather to 'protect' Mako is actually her sister, Satsuki, who is very much alive (unknown to her relatives).
I also like the scene where Satsuki screamed her lungs out. It reminds me of the same scene with Mako in the first ep. Both shouting for the very same, but at the same time very different, reasons: frustration over the life that was given to them. One from the lack of love; the other from the surfeit of it. Ironically enough, they both wanted the life that was handed to the other. And now that they have the life that they wanted, it now leads to the question: how far are they willing to go to remain where they are?
And we get to see a glimpse of it by the end of this ep. I think this is where the story really starts.
I also like the scene where Satsuki screamed her lungs out. It reminds me of the same scene with Mako in the first ep. Both shouting for the very same, but at the same time very different, reasons: frustration over the life that was given to them. One from the lack of love; the other from the surfeit of it. Ironically enough, they both wanted the life that was handed to the other. And now that they have the life that they wanted, it now leads to the question: how far are they willing to go to remain where they are?
And we get to see a glimpse of it by the end of this ep. I think this is where the story really starts.
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The Legend Episode 24
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It?s almost unforgivable that they left the ending so ambiguous like that after I have invested so much to the characters. I felt it was inadequate and unfair that they left it at that without proper closure and in such a half-hearted manner. Such a shame that a great drama like this was given a cheap ending. It could?ve been a lot better had they not rushed it. Now it just left more questions than answers.
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The Legend Episode 17
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Finally the good and evil came face to face. In this ep, everyone, i.e. the guardians and the King, gets to show off their fighting skills. There?s lots of sword fighting, ass kicking, and flying. The action is pretty intense and? really cool. It just keeps getting better and better.
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The Legend Episode 13
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I?m amazed with the magnificence and grandeur of this episode (especially at the last part). As always there?s lots of horse-riding, incredible CGs, and beautiful backdrops. And I?m sure this will not be the last of it.
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The Legend Episode 11
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Finally, the story moved on from all the conspiracies behind who killed who to the more important matter: the gathering of all guardians and their symbols. It?s great to see all the allies together and hope to see more of them in the future.
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The Legend Episode 10
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My heart breaks for Kiha. More than anyone. She can?t even say a word to Damdeok - not when he believed she killed his father. These star-crossed lovers, they?re pitiful. Fate has been cruel to the both of them. It won?t even let them be happy. But if anything this will help steer Damdeok to the right direction. And I think it?ll happen sooner than later. From the looks of the preview, next episode will bring closure to some of the current issues.
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Damdeok being born under the Jooshin Star is finally revealed to everyone (at last!). Everything?s out in the open now. Well? not all. Since I?m still at lost as to who is the real guardian of the Phoenix Heart. (Plus, all this coincidences doesn?t help. Could someone please tell me why did the Heart of Phoenix glowed? And twice too. Isn?t Sujini the real guardian and Damdeok the true King? So how? Why? I understand that the first time could be because Sujini dreamt of the past but what about the 2nd time?) If only they could confirm who it is.
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The historical rehash confused me. If King Go Guk Yang is older than his sister Lady Yon then how could their mother gave birth to his younger sister when in the time of Go Guk Yang?s birth his father was already dead? It doesn?t add up.
And, since the kids grew up (finally!), now we know that Sujini is Sae-oh?s reincarnation and that her sister, Kiha, is the reincarnation of Kajin. Or is that really it? Kiha, I observed, has a lot more similarities with Sae-oh than with Kajin. Hmm?
Nevertheless, I like the episode. Sujini and Damdeok?s scenes were enjoyable - a breath of fresh air from all the seriousness and angst of the last few eps.
And, since the kids grew up (finally!), now we know that Sujini is Sae-oh?s reincarnation and that her sister, Kiha, is the reincarnation of Kajin. Or is that really it? Kiha, I observed, has a lot more similarities with Sae-oh than with Kajin. Hmm?
Nevertheless, I like the episode. Sujini and Damdeok?s scenes were enjoyable - a breath of fresh air from all the seriousness and angst of the last few eps.
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Too many details revealed and new characters introduced that it's a bit confusing. But it's still an exciting episode. Plus the photography is amazing so I guess that should suffice.
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W no Higeki Episode 5
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Now that Mako has been informed on what happened to her family and Satsuki revealing her (evil) intentions, what's left now is how will Mako react to this? Will she keep her twin's identity or take back what's originally hers?
And most importantly, who is the traitor among the Watsuji's? I had my suspects but his motives are unknown to me.
So far, the story is still engaging.
And most importantly, who is the traitor among the Watsuji's? I had my suspects but his motives are unknown to me.
So far, the story is still engaging.
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