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iaria+ I loved the entire end of the episode - from Tae-eul getting her new ID and realising that it was the day Gon said it would be to her demanding he tell her how she looked in it to her returning with him to his world.
+ I love the relationships between Gon, Ok-nam and Yeong. They might not classify it as such but they are absolutely a family and they delight me.
- Ok-nam's angry look when he asked her to leave was great and I loved Gon's reaction when Ok-nam walked back into the room, it made me laugh. He knew he was in trouble! I loved him ordering Yeong to stay and protect him. I loved him hugging her and then her hitting him for worrying her.
- I loved Gon's side-eye at Yeong as they were leaving and then him tattling to her that "Yeong just glared at me" and his little boy whining over it.
- I loved that Yeong's reaction to Gon telling him the truth is to immediately tell on him to Ok-nam, hee. And then her essentially grounding him so that he can't leave again, lol.
+ So that lightning - the universes way of telling him when he needs to switch dimensions?
+ I loved Ok-nam's little freak out over Gon using all the buttons.
+ Ok-nam really doesn't like Seo-ryung, or rather they don't like each other and I want to know more about it. Is it just that Ok-nam looks down on Seo-ryung for being from a poor family, or because of her obvious interest in Gon? Is Ok-nam Seo-ryung's biggest road bump to becoming queen or is she reacting to how Ok-nam clearly doesn't like her? I rather enjoyed their scene so I hope we get more between them.
+ Seo-ryung is still a difficult character for me. I rather enjoy her as a politician and her manipulative ways but as a person I'm still meh.
+ I felt really bad for Shin-jae over the situation with his mother and I think he handled that the best he could have. I think him leaving her to face the consequences of her actions was the right choice and I hope for his sake it works out, but a part of me doubts she learn from the experience.
+ The time frozen shots are great. The one of Lim by the ocean with the waves frozen was stunning.
+ Why would Prince Bu-yeong's family have to live abroad? Suspicion that they could be traitors? But then you'd think it'd be better to keep them close so you could keep on eye on them. Plus Bu-yeong was old when Gon's father was killed and could have easily died in the intervening years and they'd have to bring one of his children back anyway.
+ I'm curious about why Lim is keeping Jeong-hye around for this long. What exactly is their relationship? All I can think is that she's insurance to use against Gon.
+ I love the relationships between Gon, Ok-nam and Yeong. They might not classify it as such but they are absolutely a family and they delight me.
- Ok-nam's angry look when he asked her to leave was great and I loved Gon's reaction when Ok-nam walked back into the room, it made me laugh. He knew he was in trouble! I loved him ordering Yeong to stay and protect him. I loved him hugging her and then her hitting him for worrying her.
- I loved Gon's side-eye at Yeong as they were leaving and then him tattling to her that "Yeong just glared at me" and his little boy whining over it.
- I loved that Yeong's reaction to Gon telling him the truth is to immediately tell on him to Ok-nam, hee. And then her essentially grounding him so that he can't leave again, lol.
+ So that lightning - the universes way of telling him when he needs to switch dimensions?
+ I loved Ok-nam's little freak out over Gon using all the buttons.
+ Ok-nam really doesn't like Seo-ryung, or rather they don't like each other and I want to know more about it. Is it just that Ok-nam looks down on Seo-ryung for being from a poor family, or because of her obvious interest in Gon? Is Ok-nam Seo-ryung's biggest road bump to becoming queen or is she reacting to how Ok-nam clearly doesn't like her? I rather enjoyed their scene so I hope we get more between them.
+ Seo-ryung is still a difficult character for me. I rather enjoy her as a politician and her manipulative ways but as a person I'm still meh.
+ I felt really bad for Shin-jae over the situation with his mother and I think he handled that the best he could have. I think him leaving her to face the consequences of her actions was the right choice and I hope for his sake it works out, but a part of me doubts she learn from the experience.
+ The time frozen shots are great. The one of Lim by the ocean with the waves frozen was stunning.
+ Why would Prince Bu-yeong's family have to live abroad? Suspicion that they could be traitors? But then you'd think it'd be better to keep them close so you could keep on eye on them. Plus Bu-yeong was old when Gon's father was killed and could have easily died in the intervening years and they'd have to bring one of his children back anyway.
+ I'm curious about why Lim is keeping Jeong-hye around for this long. What exactly is their relationship? All I can think is that she's insurance to use against Gon.
