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Okay well I’m not one to make those kinds of analysis posts or like long ass review posts or like hidden things in a tv show or smth, but as per this request (@bloomngdays), here are several things that are left hanging in season 3 that I thought was going to be answered in season 4 but turns out they’re not making one 😭:

In episode 3, there were 4 buyers who came to buy the illegal organs. Who were buyers 1 & 3? (the girl and the other guy who doesn’t limp sorry I forgot his desc lol)

Still about episode 3, who was the ”shepherd”? (Note: Yes we know that Yoon Joo Man was the one who made heavengo, but if I’m not mistaken I don’t think he was the shepherd/boss?)

In the last episode, we see that Lee Seung Gi is actually alive, and that he “shot” Im Soo Hyang. But is it really true that he shot her? It was only assumed that he shot her because the screen went black and we hear a gunshot, but considering how Busted works, they like to put twists in everything, so I’m quite pessimistic that Im Soo Hyang is now dead.

(Also I was about to say that if Seung Gi is actually alive, how will he get back to the team now that they know he was only pretending to have amnesia, but ig that question won’t matter anymore now that we know they won’t continue it to season 4 🙃)

Here’s something that everyone is probably confused about: What is Kim Hye Yoon doing in that last scene? If Im Soo Hyang is really dead, then is Kim Hye Yoon now the godmother and is continuing hwalbindang? What is going to happen to hwalbindang?

My cousin kept on mentioning this, but in season 2 episode 1 there was a writing on the wall that said “Do not trust Cassandra” (aka Park Min Young). In season 2 we know that it doesn’t really refer to anything, but now that in season 3 we know that Park Min Young is being framed as the godmother, my cousin was so sure that she was the godmother because of that writing (and also the fact that Soo Hyang referred to her as Cassandra, which makes it seem like it’s connected to that particular eps). But then we find out that Min Young did nothing wrong, so what does that sentence mean? Is it just a sentence to make the other members confused, or will it come to play in the future (off-screen, that is)?

Those were all that I could think of, feel free to rb and add more!

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I have the most mixed emotions about this ending. I knew I wasn’t going to be totally happy but I’m not sure I expected this.

Firstly, Dan and Seung Jun deserved better. I wasn’t very invested in them but even I think they deserved way better. Seung Jun dies within the first 5 minutes and Dan is going to be alone for the rest of her life?? What nonsense is this? Honestly, I’m more outraged for Dan than anything else. She wasted 10 years of her life clinging to a one sided crush. She moves on only to have the man she loves and who loves her die in front of her.  UGH. That’s just garbage. If I was actually invested I might have just rage quit the episode (I’ve done it before for other shows on the last episode).

I will say, once more, that I adore Dan’s mom and uncle. They love and support her unconditionally.

Se Ri’s mom also really stepped up. She told Se Ri that Jeong Hyeok stayed by her side the entire time she was in the hospital. She drove Se Ri to say goodbye to Jeong Hyeok. And it looks like she continued to work on her relationship with Se Ri.

Se Ri and Jeong Hyeok’s good bye nearly broke my heart. Se Ri asked him to stay. In all that time it was something she never asked him, even though she desperately wanted him to stay. Jeong Hyeok says that he has no regrets for anything that happened. And that she was a gift to him. He asks her to wait and they say their last I love yous.

I cannot believe that Jeong Hyeok set up text messages to send to Se Ri for a YEAR. You know he would have done it for longer had there not been that limit. Even when he is not there, he is taking care of her and making sure she eats and is happy (or as happy as she could be).

The adore the ajummas and how Se Ri showed that she didn’t forget them.

Se Heyong and Sang A finally got arrested.

Chi Su as the new captain is the most ridiculous, yet awesome thing to happen. I love how reluctant the rest of the ducklings are about this development (and how disappointed the ajummas are). Chi Su somehow becoming addicted to shampoo, conditioner and body was will never not be funny to me. But I’m happy that the ducklings are doing well. And that Man Bok no longer listens in on secrets.

3 years. It took 3 years for them to reunite. I LOVED that they brought back the train quote. I had been hoping that they would and they didn’t disappoint.

If I understand this ending right, Jeong Hyeok hasn’t defected and is in Switzerland with the symphony. Which means that Se Ri has to fly to Switzerland to be with him for a couple of weeks at a time. And I think it also means he could be sent back to North Korea at any point. I suppose part of the reason he won’t leave just yet is his parents (his mom was ready to commit suicide if he didn’t return). At least if he’s in Switzerland he can talk and text Se Ri. And it is better than if they were separated permanently. They seem to be making it work. But it’s a less than ideal ending.

Overall, though I love this show.  It’s probably one of my favourite ones ever.  Were there massive plot holes and gaps in logic? Yes. Did I have to suspend my disbelief multiple times? Yes. Were the episodes a bit too long? Yes. But I don’t really care because everything else was so good I was able to ignore these things and enjoy the ride. Part of me wants to make a list of all the questionable logic in this show.