#imp talks

Hi guys, I wanted to share my newest tattoo cause I love it a lot and it means a lot to me.

I won't go into it too much but we lost two family members within 5 days of one another last year. Which was rough to say the very least. So I've been thinking on it a bit and decided to get this tattoo to keep them close to me. I got forget-me-nots, shamrocks (for my irish heritage) and the flowers I associate with them both, daffodils and roses. In a fairy ring of sorts (walking into the unknown) above their writing because they both signed off the same in greeting cards - to me at least.

Whew, this part is going to be the hardest for me to write about. Once again, the adaptation was done very well, and it carries the same weight that it did in the novel, a remarkable feat given the difference in medium and the limited runtime.

Spoilers ahead, proceed with caution.

Ep 5 opens with Umma's funeral, giving us a false sense of closure. They really want us to believe that she isn't a looming presence in each of his relationships now, don't they?

Mi Ae calling Yeong 'Blueberry' caught me off-guard. Did that happen before? I don't believe so.

I need someone with a literary background to write about the decision to have Yeong work at the production of 'Someday' when his relationship with Gyu-ho begins. He works at a 'Grease' production in the novel.

The dream that Yeong has in which he sees Mi Ae, Umma, and Young Soo isn't in the book. The implications of it all??!!

Yeong not understanding Gyu-ho's acceptance of Kylie, maybe because he himself can't deal with it *avoidant behaviour has joined the chat*

The narrative goes out of its way to make it clear to us that Gyu-ho is nothing like Young Soo.

Yeong and Gyu-ho have beers and chicken nuggets on their first date. Young Soo refused to either eat chicken nuggets or drink beer.

Gyu-ho is very open and forthcoming, unlike Young Soo, who was very closed off and mysterious.

Gyu-ho travels for over an hour just to meet up with Yeong on the weekdays. We've never seen Young Soo in Yeong's apartment.

All of this is well and good, but what if this part is an exploration of what happens when Yeong becomes the Young Soo in this relationship?

Edit: I have a lot of sympathy for Young Soo, so the last point isn't meant as an insult by any means. It's just to highlight the self-loathing tendencies that Yeong seems to exhibit here.

Sorry sorry

Calcifer :]

As a fan of HP Lovecraft, I gotta say, Lady D's dragon form is 100% amazing and not being in her MILFy body doesn't change the fact she commands and demands respect and simpage!

Yes queen! Loving your fursona! 👏👏