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what’s in kwak dong yeon’s bag? 💼

(un)tie.

bonus:

What most people see:

What most K-Drama fans see:

Bonus:

JK: This may sound strange, but Monk Jukha is the one who is like an “Ombra Mai Fu” to Vincenzo.

GQ: Is that so?

JK: It’s not Hong Cha Young. Hong Cha Young holds a different meaning, not a shade (he can rest under). In some way that’s one of the reasons why I think the work <Vincenzo> is a sad story- he’s met this most real (humanistic), most ideal person who he loves the most. He should be happy since he has, in the end, met that person who he loves but I think his inner turmoil is repeated. Hong Cha Young is someone who brings him more turmoil. Because he loves her. Because he loves her.

GQ: Because he loves her.

JK: To the character Vincenzo, who is much more atrocious/evil than the four villains combined, Hong Cha Young is a welcome partner/companion but also the reason his life is in more pain. Because he now has someone who is so precious to him. [...]

1. A shift in the underbelly of Vincenzo’s dark mafia world linked to a new case in Korea brings V back to his motherland once more. By this time, with the power of the Guillotine file and Agent An and Cho and Director Tae’s help, V can no longer be traced to the villains’ deaths and can safely return.

2. Possible connection to Vincenzo’s biological father later down the road. He could be anyone and anything! Which leaves room for any kind of storyline. I personally think it’d be interesting for V to connect to his young persona and discover the possibility of another kind of life. Or if he realises his own father is a villain. How will someone like V deal with this?

3. Which leads me to: Vincenzo’s heightened internal conflict between the prospect of having a normal life by washing his hands off of murder and blood, and his built-in mafia instincts and mafia-related history. Seeing his own evil reflected in his father’s might just put everything under a new perspective.

4. Chayoung’s mum and her past with her. More insight into her internal world and how her past villainous partnership with Vincenzo has coloured/tainted the way she fights for justice in her work, and how loving someone like V has impacted her.

5. Chayenzo’s relationship and how their LDR has affected them. Also possible development on what it means to be both partners in work and life. Major potential for more iconic moments and catwalks.

6. Since Geumga plaza is still very much intact thanks to Chayoung’s iron-clad protection, we can see how they might’ve changed and their reactions to V being back in their lives again.