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+ Yeon's plan seems really risky. Especially since he's keeping his true plan from everyone else. Once he eats the scale he has to time it perfectly - if he jumps too soon he might be gone before Imugi is actually in him and thus he leaves Imugi free in Ji Ah's body but if he waits even a second too long Imugi will take over his body (a body of a god) and not jump leaving the whole world in a worse place. Does he have some secret scheme going with Taluipa that we don't know about? This seems likely, and I would like to see Yeon and Taluipa working together but at the same time I'm really done with these twists to plans. It's been so overdone.
+ I loved Rang rejecting Yeon's request because "we're protecting different things". That even though they have made up and are allies they have different goals and Rang hasn't really changed at all. I loved him making his own move of releasing the CEO to take out Ji Ah and the Imugi in her. Of course he would. I liked him smilingly accepting that Yeon would never forgive him but doing it anyway because saving Yeon was more important.
I also like that rescuing Yoo Ri was a priority for Rang and hopefully we get that scene in the next episode instead of him concentrating entirely on saving Yeon from himself. (Though I want that too!)
+ I very much doubt Ji Ah is getting shot three times so I'm assuming Imugi comes out and kills the CEO?
+ "He wouldn't have talked so much. He would have recklessly wielded the blade." - Shin Joo. LOL! He's not wrong.
+ 'mere humans' I get Shin Joo's anger and disgust here, not only at the stated opinion but also self-disgust and anger at himself for abandoning his promise to stay and protect Ji Ah's parents and letting himself be lured away. But at the same time based on a) his own history of killing humans and b) his knowledge of Yoo Ri's recent past re: being abused and held prisoner by humans in a zoo and then being 'raised' by Rang you'd think that he'd be a little more empathetic. She is changing! She just hasn't had the centuries of time he had to grow as a person and her empathy is a work in progress.
+ Rang waking up covered in stickers was adorable. I love how bad he is with young human kids and Soo Ho's glee at annoying him.
+ I liked the reveal that Team Leader Choi was Hye-ja's past husband. I like that in their case they found each other again before they knew about their past lives.
+ Why would Yeon erased Ji Ah's parent's memory of Imugi? Simply because he failed in killing them once doesn't mean he wouldn't do it again so taking away their ability to see him as a danger is a terrible idea. Honestly I don't even get why they are keeping them in the dark about all this supernatural stuff. They disappeared for 20 years and didn't age in all that time - that's not something easy to brush off!
+ Yeon's plan seems really risky. Especially since he's keeping his true plan from everyone else. Once he eats the scale he has to time it perfectly - if he jumps too soon he might be gone before Imugi is actually in him and thus he leaves Imugi free in Ji Ah's body but if he waits even a second too long Imugi will take over his body (a body of a god) and not jump leaving the whole world in a worse place. Does he have some secret scheme going with Taluipa that we don't know about? This seems likely, and I would like to see Yeon and Taluipa working together but at the same time I'm really done with these twists to plans. It's been so overdone.
+ I loved Rang rejecting Yeon's request because "we're protecting different things". That even though they have made up and are allies they have different goals and Rang hasn't really changed at all. I loved him making his own move of releasing the CEO to take out Ji Ah and the Imugi in her. Of course he would. I liked him smilingly accepting that Yeon would never forgive him but doing it anyway because saving Yeon was more important.
I also like that rescuing Yoo Ri was a priority for Rang and hopefully we get that scene in the next episode instead of him concentrating entirely on saving Yeon from himself. (Though I want that too!)
+ I very much doubt Ji Ah is getting shot three times so I'm assuming Imugi comes out and kills the CEO?
+ "He wouldn't have talked so much. He would have recklessly wielded the blade." - Shin Joo. LOL! He's not wrong.
+ 'mere humans' I get Shin Joo's anger and disgust here, not only at the stated opinion but also self-disgust and anger at himself for abandoning his promise to stay and protect Ji Ah's parents and letting himself be lured away. But at the same time based on a) his own history of killing humans and b) his knowledge of Yoo Ri's recent past re: being abused and held prisoner by humans in a zoo and then being 'raised' by Rang you'd think that he'd be a little more empathetic. She is changing! She just hasn't had the centuries of time he had to grow as a person and her empathy is a work in progress.
+ Rang waking up covered in stickers was adorable. I love how bad he is with young human kids and Soo Ho's glee at annoying him.
+ I liked the reveal that Team Leader Choi was Hye-ja's past husband. I like that in their case they found each other again before they knew about their past lives.
+ Why would Yeon erased Ji Ah's parent's memory of Imugi? Simply because he failed in killing them once doesn't mean he wouldn't do it again so taking away their ability to see him as a danger is a terrible idea. Honestly I don't even get why they are keeping them in the dark about all this supernatural stuff. They disappeared for 20 years and didn't age in all that time - that's not something easy to brush off!
