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True. The last CGI bit didn’t hit the right morbid/ macabre levels one would expect from the writers of the show.

It's rather ironic reading your message since I recall back after ep 2 was released, some OG fans were complaining that the new Nanno just helps students get revenge instead of causing chaos like the original Nanno🙈

(No hate btw- just making an observation)

OF and other similar ventures are not as empowering as certain people think🙈

Blossom's initial objective was to proclaim "my body, my choice" while enjoying the perks of popularity- it's not inherently bad in itself (although some can argue that she was flirting with a dangerous line since her influence could have put other naive girls who aren't as priviledged in danger if they tried the same thing). However, at one point, she lost her autonomy and ability to make a choice. Nanno's violent "end" amplifies it.

My take was that most get lured by the idea of "empowerment" but just like with what happened to Blossom in the end, it was all a lie- it's a trap that eventually leads you to lose your autonomy.

In some ways it's also a reminder on how idols and other celebrities too lose their freedom once capitalism and stans get overly entitled.

Yesss!!!! 8t's high time they finally find peace 🥲

Both Mr Yorne and HY have been hiding their grief for far too long 🙈

In ep 11, Chan hit his head quite hard on the steering wheel. Could that have a side effect?

The way she reacted the first time he asked for the truth suggests that she is involved somehow. I'm almost certain she lied to him.

That's also probably why she freaked out at the end of ep 11 after learning about his case. Being petty is one thing but as a doctor, manipulating him in such a way could have a detrimental impact on his well being wouldn't sit well with her.

It does feel like that is part of the reason why she is so mad though right? It was one of the first things she brought up- him messaging her behind H.Chan' back- being creepy and delusional.

TBF they are both victims here. It is a fact that Haram lost 7 years of her life over a lie. But Chan deserved a chance to explain himself too.

I feel like if that annoying doctor didn't manipulate Chan at the hospital, after a few days Haran would have given him a chance to talk. The fact that she fixed his tab to access the "truth" says it all.

No more amnesia pls 🙈🙈🙈

The fringe is out in public= they'll definitely be a couple soon🤭

Hopefully they won’t 🤞 We are still left with too many medical scares at this point (CYG’s athletic career and NaNa Grandma’s surgery).

Lee Sung Kyung posted a teaser on how she hoped all her fans will cry in ep 10 and 11 since she worked really hard to cry as well so hopefully ep 12 will not be completely traumatizing?🙈

Shhhhh….this is supposed to be the drama that’s supposed to heal me from the disappointment DK left me🤫

They really make such a cute couple - embodied first love so well it didn’t even fell cringe even once ❤️

It’s really good so far. Ep 11 isn’t really bad either if we had more episodes. Since we have only 1 left though, it’s quite tricky (specially knowing how so many good dramas get burnt by the 12 episode curse🫠)

It’s a healing drama with romance so things can get emotionally turbulent. Hopefully they’ll be able to tie up ep 12 without rushing things 🤞🙈

Ep 11 works with the pacing of the second couple. It’s sort of like a “reset” moment so Mr Yoern can start again with HY without his emotional baggage. It’s too bad we don’t have enough episodes for them to explore their relationship more 🫠

She’s linked through H.Chan. While adding a twist that her target was S.Chan all along would make things dramatic, I can’t see it going that way seeing as we have only 1 episode left. Most likely the accident was just what it was - an unfortunate accident but Sujin needed someone to blame just as much as S.Chan needed some kind of hope that he was not involved.

Honestly all of them should just go for therapy 🥲

Not to mention she spent 7 years in almost isolating levels of depression over it🙈

I wonder if she figured out yet that the personality she fell wxtra hard was for SC yet?

IKR?! She's definitely involved in HChan's death in some way. I find it interesting how in the latest flashback, HC sounded calm but regretful when he told SChan that it was his fault. It contradicts with Su Jin's explosive "stop it". So many questions...

Did they ever mention how long HC wasstudying in Boston before his death?

His smile is so telling🙈. At the beginnjng there was something almost unsettling and fake about the way he smiled. Like he believed that the more he smiled, the better everything will be. But now, we don't see it as often but when he does smile now, it mostly feels more genuine -truly heartwarming(except when he lies of course).