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Yeah, I have been curious about that the best friend's hand in it comment too. From the trailer for next week, it looked like it might be addressed

I have been long suspecting this too, that her MK potato variety will play a crucial part at the end,

It hasn't been fully revealed yet, but there have been hints and flashbacks which allude to the reason

Yes!

Thank you. 11 and 12 are out on Youku, but not on Netflix yet. The struggle is real T_T

100% agreed

Fair enough. Though I wouldn't be surprised if hospital suites for heads of governments, royalty and billionaires were genuinely like that

VIP hospital suites very much exist in Asian countries. Might also exist in other's, I can only vouch for Asia

He wasn't hired as a simple secretary. The role required someone with HR experience and ability to keep up with the CEO, he was hired as a director, who assists the CEO. He isn't really required to help the rest of the team too, that's just him being nosy and a busy body, just like Kang Ji Yun says

Thanks for sharing this. Even with the explanation in the Instagram post, the situation is still messed up. The writers chose to add this scene at all, for that they are still equally responsible. And please know that other Korean speakers on the platform are saying that this scene can also be translated as "rebels" inside Izmael have kidnapped "South Koreans", in which case, yes, the writers are re-writing an entire conflict in the most evil way possible.... Whichever explanation you chose to believe, it does not downplay the foulness of the situation.

There is no way the writers didn't know what sort of hell they would unleash with their evil last minute Izmail plotline. They should be held responsible for choosing to add this unnecessary evil chaos to the story. If Netflix has mistranslated, then that should come as even less of a surprise, Netflix is seriously pro-Izmail. Either ways, this is just unforgivable.

Oh right. You mentioned Morocco because of Argan oil. I thought there's some history lesson for me to learn. Thanks for clarifying.

There are unfortunately a lot of privileged people out there who are deliberately choosing to live under rocks. They claim "they don't watch any news", they are "prioritizing their own well being and mental health" etc. etc. etc.... Lethargy is starting to sink-in and people have become numb to the situation. So in my opinion, this does bring awareness. Of course, I'm very unhappy with the writer's choice, and agree with you that they have marred an otherwise near perfect drama. The story arc served no purpose whatsoever. I honestly still can't believe the writers were this dumb, were they paid by a lobby to do this. What is their deal T_T

Is there some rebel situation in Morocco which parallels Argan? This isn't a troll comment, I'm genuinely curious.

Yes, it was explained in a previous episode. FL's step-father agreed to hush the car accident in exchange for being able to call any favors from the ML's grandfather's family. ML's grandfather convinced FL's stepfather by saying that the real Sa Eon is dead.

I don't think Hui Ju was in on the kidnapping. My theory is that she was genuinely kidnapped. She stole the kidnapper's phone when he he passed out and probably ditched his body by the road. The kidnapper's purpose was to cause a distraction at a critical time in Sa Eon's job. Hui Ju is now using the kidnapper's phone to get out of the marriage because she has misconceptions that Sa Eon doesn't love her. I expect all these misunderstandings will be resolved half way though. And then the real kidnapper will recover to cause trouble again in the second half. Something like that.

Same. It should be out already. Darn it, this drama is too addictive, this is going to be a problem.

They are following the adaption of the original C-Drama (Go Ahead) quite closely, and the plot for that remains solid throughout!

I had that same reaction

Yep, this is it, exactly. Maybe some of the nuance is lost in translation. Perhaps that's why the international crowd struggled with this episode. I thought it was a good one. It isn't all black and white with every character. It was very humanistic.... I can understand how this sort of storytelling might not appeal everyone. I'm all for it.