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"I know that we were once inlove,
we know that to each other,
we loved each other deeply,
The scent of the burning sun,
It doesn't last long,
A dream that shines even more,
I loved you,
In this soul where I want to go but I can't,
Where I miss but I can't see,
In this soul where I want to go but I can't,
Where I miss but I can't see,
Our love is just like this,
I don't think anyone knows about it,
Until the moment i'm forced to forget,
I will continue loving you" (cr.onewaywithchu)

So, someone on stan twt found the title and original song which Sooho had sang to Youngro during the bonus clip. The title, link to the song, as well as the meaning of the song are on the link below. Really, still can't move on from Snowdrop.

https://twitter.com/onewaywithchu/status/1488791936882249728?t=et2Z8WWIi6QF5CBuu7Axfg&s=19

aww thanks 🤍 I mainly focused on their romance. The ending still haunts me 😭

I knew from the start that Hyeryeong would be the first to turn her back on someone regardless if it was her own friend, basing from the attitude she had shown since the start. That is not the case though for both Jeongmin and Seolhui. So, I was surprised at the same time very disappointed when the other two did as well. As you had said, they were portrayed to be so close that they even took a risk together when it came to hiding Sooho. Just thinking about their supposed friendship at the beginning and the end of the drama makes me mad. Like they could have tried to understand Youngro at least, and yeah, a closure should have been shown at the last minutes of the ending even if it is just a short scene together.

Yes, the aemin party still won at the end. Code 1 aka Park Muyeol (he appeared at ep. 1) denied all the accusations regarding the election scheme and made the 3 henchmen his escape goat that is why the 3 were put behind bars. It was not clear to me wether the 3 were executed though or I just failed to pay attention after all the crying. As for the money, we are left to assume that Cheongya used it to make a deal with NK party in exchange for Sooho's sister plus the family of their comrades. If you remember the last conversation they had at the port, Cheongya was insistent to give the money to Sooho as she thinks he could make use of it, but Sooho refused and told her to use it to get their families from NK, that is why at the end Cheongya accepted the money. Unfortunately, that is her last scene, so we are left to assume that she had saved Sooho's sister and the family of their comrades.

That could be possible too! sighs they should have showed us youngro in that scene 😭 rather than make us imagine it....

No prob! Actually I had failed to notice that the paperplane for that scene was different, I was clouded with tears to notice the details. Thought it was the same one, not until you pointed it out, it made me re-watch to that particular scene. Oh right! hmm but looking at it, the paper seemed so familiar but I can't remember. That's alright tho, it's nice to pay attention to small details sometimes but kinda think it is just a symbolism of their shared connection through paperplanes. It had been their love 'thing' in a way.

Wait... it's actually

'다들 (everyone/everybody)
보고싶다... (i miss you)
먼락 or 언락 *failed to see other characters clearly'

It's not 100% clear, accurate since the message is still folded to a paper plane and missing some more words.

You're welcome and that's okay! It happens to me sometimes too 😂 like now, I could barely remember what happened during first ep hehe

It's different from one which Sooho took, the paper and the material used for writing was different plus the way the words were written. The one which Sooho took was written with the use of a pencil and hosu womans university paper, the spaces of the characters were closer compared to ones that was shown on last scene where paper has grids, as you've pointed written with a pen as each characters were darker. It's a completely different one, I can't remember if it was the one Youngro threw outside her window during earlier episodes, or maybe, it's the one from when they folded paperplanes together at the attic. The only hangul words I manage to clearly see is the word 'i miss you' then the word 'last', I failed to see the next hangul character after that.

Ikr! with how korean entertainment is and have always been, plus Jisoo being an idol-actor, the chances of them working tgt again is super slim, that's the sad thing about it.

She fled to China (Qingdao) with the 300M won money of ANSP (code 1) as what Sooho had told her. They no longer showed what happened to her though after Sooho's death, her last scene was when she had parted with Sooho at the port.

Nope. Rather than a season 2, a new drama for them with new genre would be better. The essence of snowdrop would be lost if another season is made, it wouldn't even make sense, what more story is there to tell when the ending is already the dead end.

No one is allowed to escape from the pain SD gave us 🥲 feel it will take me a week to recover from this, I still can't wrap my head over the fact it's the end. I tried watching light dramas earlier, like our beloved summer which i've been constantly putting on-hold, but sighs can't even get through one ep as I keep coming back here reading reviews/comments. I regret watching making scenes of SD during weekdays now there is no new SD content left for me 🥺

Oh yes that too! For me it's the opposite case, I used to juggle watching both TRS and SD on same days of its ep broadcast (once subs are up ofc), I remember barely getting enough sleep every weekend as I would watch latest ep of SD as well. Then TRS ended, I went through pain, I barely took any breather and went with SD. I thought, I wouldn't bawl my eyes out but I got too ahead of myself. Tbh, there is a part of me that wished they died together instead, rather than having one of them to continue living after all the trauma and pain they went through, I find it more painful to go on living after losing so many loved ones. But, at the same time I thought about the sacrifice Sooho made, all the bullets he took for Youngro, how he came back to save her instead of fleeing, it would all have been in vain.

Same 😭 she literally lost every single one whom she loved and cherishes most in like less than a week??!?!? I also agree with how being left behind, and being the only one left to continue living is more painful. The amount of trauma and pain that must be, but she was strong to continue living so, as Sooho had told her.

The pain of seeing this scene again and knowing that she did afterall reply back to him in such a soft whisper that could barely be heard as she was on the verge of tears and shattering...their last moment together just had to be so tragically cruel. The attic at the dorms rooftop which once became their safe haven, their door to a different world where they could reveal their hearts to each other openly, away from the harshness of their reality...the attic that once held so many of their precious memories, all of those became erased as blood and tears were shed. This is why I find their last moments together so heart wrenching. Other than Sooho becoming a human shield, the place where it happened just had to be the place they once called their own.

https://twitter.com/onewaywithchu/status/1488380534082269184?t=EsA3eYM6C27IzTh59X9k2g&s=19

It's a new ost that has yet to be released officially, but I was thinking if it was part of the bgm as so far there hasn't been any news about SD having new ost when they'd usually tell about it on naver. Guess we'll have to wait. Hopefully, they do release it, as well as blu-ray dvd and ost album.

Oh lol 🤣 yep she did and actually the 'ssi' would match better as well with their time setting the 1980's rather than the 'oppa' which is too modernized.

Same, I still couldn't pick myself up to write a review since I still feel so empty. I don't know if i'll be able to express all my feelings well as i'm still suffering from that tragic end. Though, maybe i'll try writing one tonight.

It's actually 'sooho-ssi', the added '-ssi' after Sooho's name is an honorific and koreans use it to politely address someone either older than them (like oppa, ahjussi), one who has higher social status or gender. Youngro probably used it instead of oppa as it would have been a bit unfitting during such a heartwrecking situtation for her to scream 'sooho oppa'.