The Secret Romantic Guesthouse: Episodes 13-14
by mistyisles
If you repeat a lie enough times and get enough people to believe it, does it become true? Or will the truth inevitably come to light no matter how deeply you bury it? Those are the questions facing our characters this week as they prepare to step into an unknown future rife with dangerous truths and comforting lies.
EPISODE 13-14
For the first time, San and Yoo-ha face each other as half-brothers. With San’s sword at his throat, Yoo-ha says he only wanted to end the king’s tyranny ASAP, so San — determined to break the cycle of fratricide — gives him a chance to set things right. Hwa-ryung, however, decides that if her son won’t strike first, she’ll strike for him: when Yoo-ha asks San for a secret meeting, Hwa-ryung has San ambushed.
Shi-yeol leaps to the rescue, of course, getting his forearm sliced open in the process. (It’s a relatively minor injury, but hearing about it later scares Hong-joo so badly that she runs to his room in the middle of the night to assure herself he’s okay.) A very dismayed Yoo-ha arrives on the scene just as the fighting ends. Now all three identities are exposed among them: Lee Seol, Lee Gyeom, Watchman. Handing San their father’s token, Yoo-ha promises to bow out.
Either San was testing him all along, or that gives San an idea. Either way, he gives the token back. Yoo-ha is the “Lee Seol” the people follow now, so he should stay at the forefront, at least for now. Once they’ve accomplished their mutual goal of taking down the tyrannical king, they can sort out who actually gets the throne.
Shi-yeol is less inclined to take Yoo-ha at his word, and the two continue to feel each other out. (I can’t decide if Yoo-ha saying “I enjoyed your jokes, though it seems they were your way of hiding the truth” is heartwarming or heartbreaking.) Neither truly wishes the other harm, but Shi-yeol pointedly warns that the Watchman kills any and all threats to Lee Seol. No exceptions.
Suspicions aside, the bond forged at Ihwawon holds firm. The three spend a lot of time in secret conversation, making plans and sorting out age hierarchy (San is only months older than Yoo-ha, Shi-yeol older than both by four years), until they’re interrupted and have to flail about trying to fall back into Flower Scholar character. Inevitably, Dan-oh overhears, and the truth of Yoo-ha and San’s relation comes spilling out.
Speaking of Dan-oh, there’s not a lot for her to do this week, aside from giving San some much-needed support. She does undergo a short-lived bout of jealousy after witnessing Ban-ya confess her feelings to San, but they clear that up quickly through conversation. Which is one of my favorite things about this couple — for the most part, they talk through their problems and misunderstandings instead of letting them fester.
Deducing that Ban-ya knows San’s identity, Dan-oh kindly arranges a meeting between them so Ban-ya can pledge her support — not because she likes San, but so her father’s death (for supporting San’s father) won’t be in vain. True to her word, Ban-ya throws Tae-hwa off San’s scent by reporting Hwa-ryung’s suspicious activity.
One night, the king decides on a whim to drop by Ihwawon. Dan-oh trembles as she pours his drink, but when the king asks if she thinks Lee Seol can defeat him, she responds with a carefully worded yet gutsy jab at the king’s own fears. Later, she tells San that the game has turned: now the king is on defense, worrying over when and where his opponent might strike.
San is worried, too. See, foresight isn’t his strong point, and only now does he realize his “plan” doesn’t really extend beyond killing the king. With some nudging from Yoo-ha, San starts asking himself some very important questions. Like, what happens to Dan-oh if he becomes king? And how will he rebuild the kingdom post-revolution? Yoo-ha has actual, practical ideas about replacing corrupt officials for the people’s benefit, but San? Not so much.
Enough planning, though: it’s time for action. The king is going on a hunt, and San decides that’s his day to strike. Knowing the night before the hunt could be his last, he spends it with Dan-oh at the safehouse. They talk about their dreams — she’d love to travel, but she’ll be content anywhere if it’s with him — and though he makes it no secret what tomorrow will hold, he promises to return safely. They share a single night of quiet, tender intimacy. In the morning, San leaves Dan-oh in bed, promising again that he’ll be back by nightfall, and she waits until he’s gone to open her eyes so he won’t see her tears.
This week being the (anxious) calm before the storm, Shi-yeol and Hong-joo also spend a lot of time talking about the future. Hong-joo’s new dream is to live as her true self, and Shi-yeol’s — outside of his Watchman duty — seems to be making her dreams come true, one beautiful excursion at a time.
He’s so close and yet so afraid of telling her who he really is. I may not be at all who you think I am, he confesses finally. But my feelings are sincere — I love you. This time, she reaches for him. And this time, their kiss isn’t interrupted.
It doesn’t matter if he’s been living a lie, Hong-joo declares. They’ve both changed through knowing each other, and it’s time to forget the past. Her one request is that he promise not to leave first (meaning: don’t die on me), and I DO NOT LIKE that he doesn’t give a verbal response. Especially since Tae-hwa has discovered that Hong-joo isn’t dead, and vows to kill her for good.
And so, Tae-hwa throws a wrench in literally everyone’s plans. At the hunt, he tells the king that Minister Shin is colluding with not only Lee Seol, but also Hwa-ryung, the Head Eunuch, and the Queen Dowager. That same morning, Tae-hwa’s men leap over the walls of Ihwawon and surround Shi-yeol and Hong-joo, the former of whom was about to leave because of San’s king-killing mission.
Upon hearing Tae-hwa’s report, the king steers his horse for home early, leaving the hunting party behind. San, alone and dressed as the Watchman, steps out in front of him. Both raise their bows and loose their arrows at the same time.
This week gave us so much goodness that I just want to sit and savor it for a while. Every scene with Shi-yeol and Hong-joo, especially when he calls her brave (please, show, I NEED these two to live long, happy lives!), San’s self-aware realization of wait, I actually never thought about how I’d run the country, our Flower Scholars’ tentative allyship, the subtle heartache of San and Dan-oh’s first and possibly last night together.
At the same time, I’m just as anxious about what comes next as our characters are. There have been so many promises made and hints given that I can’t fully predict whether they’ll be happily fulfilled or tragically broken. So if you need me, I’ll be over here manifesting the former!
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Tags: Jung Geon-joo, Kang Hoon, Ryeoun, Shin Ye-eun, The Secret Romantic Guesthouse
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1 Isa is always time travelling
May 3, 2023 at 4:52 PM
As always, thanks for the recaps!
Episode 14 was very good. The show had slowered a bit but episodes 13-14 are fast paced again.
Shi Yeol and Heung Joo are so cute together. I totally believe they are in love and the kiss scene and their conversation was perfect.
I'm glad San and Yoo Ha are in good terms and cooperating. I think Yoo Ha could be a good king, while San and Dan Oh could be free and travel, as she wishes.
Shi Yeol and Heung Joo deserve to be happy too but I their past will come between them.
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2 lapislazulii
May 3, 2023 at 5:12 PM
SHI-YEOL AND HONG-JOO ARE SO CUTE I forget they're the secondary couple BUT THEIR SCENES THIS WEEK HAD ME SQUEALING! I'm glad you pointed out that Dan-Oh and San have good communication @mistyisles because I love that about them too - it seems like their partnership is pretty solid now so we won't be getting any noble idiocy or other related separation tropes from them which is refreshing (but it does seem like that'll come into play for our secondary pair maybe?)
I'm also glad we weren't the only ones wondering exactly what San's plan is lol so many characters pointed it out to him that he hadn't really thought through his revenge plot or what the aftermath means for him and those around him, but honestly I do like that they've characterised San this way because it'd make sense that the lost prince who lived in hiding for this long doesn't exactly know what to do post-rebellion unlike Yoo-ha, who's been studying and planning politics and philosophy for a while.
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3 FormAnOrderlyQueue
May 3, 2023 at 5:21 PM
I really, really hope this drama is sending us a bucket of red herrings, but I can't shake the feeling that Shiyeol or Hongjoo or both are not going to walk out of this alive... And I'm not happy with that.
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mistyisles
May 4, 2023 at 9:21 AM
This show does love red herrings! 🤞
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4 miso
May 3, 2023 at 5:31 PM
I've been wondering for weeks what exactly San's plan is so it amused me that the writer's intention was to ask the same question. I like that the show doesn't make obvious choices - like Yoo-ha and San working together, Ban-ya being on the side of good, etc. I've been spoiled on the book's ending but watching the show in light of that also strangely proves more rewarding.
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5 DancingEmma
May 3, 2023 at 5:57 PM
I hope all of our Ihwawon family survives but I think they are going to sacrifice Hwaryung. Before that, I hope we get to know more about her life and how she was forced to give up her child. A tragedy that no doubt has impacted her life in many ways.
It seems to me Yooha is being primed to become the next king. The poor thing. A life of constant worry in that den of vipers. He is decent, brave and kind as well as egalitarian for that time. How will he ever succeed with the brutal and classist network of dominant families dividing the country among themselves? I will pretend that he would become a reformist king and one day, usher in a nascent democracy with human rights focused reforms ultimately ushering in the end of monarchy. Fiction let’s us imagine and hope, right?
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6 tabong
May 3, 2023 at 6:00 PM
I'M SCARED.
Si Yeol and Hong Joo's love story is stressing me out tbh. Unlike others, I couldn't enjoy completely their cute moments because I was too afraid the Chief was going to randomly appear and kill them both.
Everytime she was outside of the house I felt too anxious! And episode 14 made all my fears come true, just awesome. *Insert Gary/Seung Gi's voice* AH STRESS.
Now talking about politics... What a mess. 😂
Well, I'm proud of how San handled the whole stolen identity thing, and I'm so glad that he's actually starting to think about the "next step". I think that listening to Gyeom's plan and Dan Oh's dream is going to help him figure out what's best for Joseon's (and his) future.
He probably grew up hearing that his missing in life is killing his uncle and taking the throne, but maybe he just realized that he doesn't know crap about politics and that all he wants is to chill with Dan Oh.
Idk but maybe he should let Yoo Ha live like Seol forever. Just saying.
My favorite scenes were the ones between the three boys or the whole family. I love their interactions. *Sings the bromance song from Scrubs*
Oh, wait. My favorite character of the week is Ban Ya. She's awesome. I totally love her. She should be the queen. Idk just saying.
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7 Kathryn51
May 3, 2023 at 6:32 PM
There are very few K-drama couples who melt my heart - but every single scene (in every episode) of Shi-yeol and Hong-joo hit the target. I don't know if their dialogue is from the novel or the drama writers, but it is beautiful. Not "cute" - but meaningful.
Reddit commenter Monimss calls them ghost and shadow - neither one truly living prior to meeting each other.
Meanwhile, the main couple is truly "meh" - I understand some of the limits on k-drama love scenes, but Fully Clothed after doing the deed?
All I know is that no matter how it is scripted, when Shi-yeol and Hong-joo are finally happy/reunited/whatever, their scenes will eclipse everything else. Probably only 30 seconds in the last few minutes of Ep. 18, but I know it will be worthy of re-watch over and over again.
I must add: I think Watchman identity will remain a secret to the end - the three Musketeers know all and it will remain with them.
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8 LaurenSophie
May 3, 2023 at 7:27 PM
The one thing I continue to like best about this show is that it subverts expectations at every turn. I wouldn't say it's entirely unpredictable--is there any sageuk that's ever not predictable in some way?--but it often surprises me with the turns it takes, and those it ignores.
For instance, we had several tropey setups--Dan-oh jealous, the brothers vying for the throne, Ban-ya being in a position to betray Dan-oh in her quest to win San's heart--that never went anywhere. Dan-oh's jealousy was quickly assuaged by San, the brothers decided to work together (with some wariness, but still, they're united), and Ban-ya stayed loyal. This makes the show so much more interesting and satisfying to watch.
I also really liked how San and Dan-oh calmly and rationally discussed their future in terms of what they both want to accomplish as individuals. They already know they're in love, so the next step is to decide if they want the same things out of life. The way they respectfully and lovingly reached that conclusion together was wonderful to see.
I am worried for Shi-yeol, though. If he truly was the one who murdered Hong-joo's finance, I'm not sure how they could be together. Not to mention the fact that he's in constant danger and her former father-in-law is planning to murder her.
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Kareoz
May 3, 2023 at 9:18 PM
I actually felt that San fluffed that question, after being manipulated by Yoo ha - why didn't he just ask if she would be his queen??! She could have replied no thanks, not my scene. But as it was, she can hardly say, I'd like to be queen, that's not her call, so came up with the I'll travel story.
That said, if someone else ends up on the throne (and personally I'm still pumping for Shi yeol even if that's impossible - he's by far the brightest of the lot, and Yooha, though at least a bit more educated and brighter than San, is too naive).
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9 Kurama
May 3, 2023 at 9:12 PM
San's as a child looked more like a Prince than now. He's a fair person but he doesn't have any idea what his people need and how to do it. I didn't specially like the fact he spent the night with Danoh. He's a futur King, she's a noble and the situation didn't look like so dangerous.
Yoo-ha will be a good King. I was disapointed his mother tried to kill San. The family is oftent not helping...
Tae-hwa is really a jerk. Asking his son's fiance to be dead because his died won't change anything. It was the one who gave the order for the mission to his son, he should assume his role in his son's death. Shi-Yeol's identity will be known if he fights to protect Hong-Ju. His face à face with Tae-Hwa will be so interesting. I'm not confident that he will live at the end of the drama after King 2 Hearts...
My favourite episodes are the ones with the Watchman in action :p
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10 Kareoz
May 3, 2023 at 9:52 PM
So I continue to love this drama for all the reasons others have given: Shi Yeol (in every scene he is in!) and his adult (in contrast to the boring soppy teens San-Danoh) romance with Hong jo; countering tropes like Banya, and good Queen Dowager for a change; bromance aplenty; interesting (and hard to call!) Left Minister, and so forth.
But I did find it annoying that the plot is now progressing through a mass outbreak of stupidity and lack of any sense of operational security!
Top of the list obviously goes to the revelation that San has no plan beyond killing the king, and apparently no-one on the sidelines waiting to help actually do the killing! I assumed that the reason he didn't strike while he was out alone with king and chief bodyguard was needed his waiting cohorts to assist. But apparently not even the former CP's body guard is an active supporter!
Then there are the milling hordes of Yoohas revolutionaries, which anyone can apparently turn up to provided they wear a flimsy white handkerchief!
Repeated conversations about sensitive subjects where anyone can (and does) hear - and can't help wandering if that other royal guard has heard rather more than he should too (just who is he really working for!).
Most annoying though, was that the writers have decided to make Shi Yeol act dumbly now, presumably because he is in love. First, doesn't seem to be doing his job as watchman - shouldn't he have discovered the assorted bods lurking around Ihwawon spying on them? Why did he leave it so late to cancel out his date with Hong joo given he clearly know about San's hunting plans in advance (though just as well given swordsmen's arrival)? Why has he suddenly decided its alright for girlfriend to go out in female dress after all that hiding anyway - he knows she was engaged, but that wouldn't have been enough to warrant hiding out in and of itself; shouldn't he have actually asked a bit more now that she has told him about dead fiance?
And above all, why is Administrator Jang still alive anyway? Should surely have been on watchman's list given failed to kill him last time, and his assorted maneuverings have clearly shown him to be a continuing threat to San. Part of the problem is probably San - he is the only one of the three men who actually know both sides of the story (viz that watchman killed his son, told at court that he was just waiting for the chance to rip Yee Seol to pieces; that son was engaged to elder sister, told by bodyguard after being asked to investigate by San). And I get that Shi yeol really hates being a killing machine. All the same...
The other thing I find slightly annoying is some sloppy writing/historical social inconsistencies which no one calls each other on. just to note a few:
Yook Ho's 'father' chat demanding that Shi Yeol pass the state exam for example is pretty ironic coming from someone who famously failed it for years and years and is currently romancing the...
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Kareoz
May 3, 2023 at 9:55 PM
darn, lost part of my text:
...household slave.
Jang's determination to kill Hong joo is odd too - I get that at the time of his son's death he thought she should be a virtuous widow, but that was up to her, not him. And I get he never liked her anyway, but why did his Six Swords group go along with a plan for outright murder for no good reason?
And why is Jang still alive anyway given the threat he clearly poses to San!
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DancingEmma
May 3, 2023 at 11:30 PM
I completely agree. I have given up expecting any sensible precautionary measures and am now just enjoying some of the endearing acting.
Having said that about the plot, I remain glad that we are at least not in a fratricidal horror story (Drama Goddess, please!) and I hope it stays the same. Yes, Shiyeol has also suddenly gotten dumber but hopefully he will snap out of it pronto.
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Kathryn51
May 4, 2023 at 11:29 AM
"Why did he leave it so late to cancel out his date with Hong joo given he clearly know about San's hunting plans in advance (though just as well given swordsmen's arrival)?"
Maybe I need to rewatch (because the "Watchman" character fascinates me), but I don't believe Shi-yeol knew about Han's plan - which was to actually don the Watchman costume in order to attack the King!!!
Originally, Han was supposed to be part of the Royal Guard accompanying the King and he asked the goofy guard to switch places. I think we might see a flashback where Shi-yeol discovers that Han switched and that's why he cancels his plans with Hong-ju. Perhaps wishful thinking that Shi-yeol is still has some brains that are not completely addled by love.
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Kareoz
May 4, 2023 at 4:45 PM
After the Mok in Hoe meeting when he is angsting about his lack of a plan for the future in contrast to Yuha, ShiYeol tells him to focus on 'demolishing the sandcastle first', and his plans for the hunt.
Now at that point he would have assumed that San was going to be there in his guise as a guard, since the shift swapping thing came later, but still he seemed to know the plan. Would have thought he would be planning to infiltrate the grounds as well, or at very least be on alert to get the others to safety if necessary....
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11 Bunny Sonaki
May 3, 2023 at 10:16 PM
Tension is high throughout the drama but we are about to hit the climax. I too agree that perhaps Yoo-ha has better plans and can make for a better king. Either way, I won't complain as long as everyone gets their happy endings. Please let Hong-joo and Shi-yeol end up together. Those two suffered the most.
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Kareoz
May 4, 2023 at 12:22 AM
I'd be more hopeful of Yoo ha's plans if he had some elder stateman in the wings he could appoint as chief minister or something, hoping to repair the damage with a lot of inexperienced bright young things is better than nothing, but pretty much wishful thinking in terms of real politics!
As it is, so far his attempt to make contacts went via San's man so presumably nowhere (but I suppose at least he had at least thought of a couple of people who might be opposed to the current regime)!
And yes, does seem to me that Hong joo and Shi Yeol are the real leads, and deserving of some happiness. Unfortunately looks like a rough road in front of them in the short term since Shi yeol will have to reveal his fighting abilities and presumably out himself to save her from Jang's men, and so will really put to the ultimate test all that forget about the past stuff they exchanged....
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Bunny Sonaki
May 4, 2023 at 2:17 AM
Agree on the point of wise officials but by the looks of it the king has slain most of them with his murder-spree.
The secondary couple is outshining the Dan-oh/San couple on every aspect. Their relationship is far more complicated and interesting to watch. One spent her life in hiding mourning her dead fiance and the other had to slay said fiance to perform his duty. They meet by chance and light up each other's dull lives. But danger is approaching from all sides.
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Isa is always time travelling
May 4, 2023 at 3:11 AM
Secondary couple (which I agree is outshining the first) is classic tragedy material. But somehow we all are waiting for a happy ending for them, defying the conventions for this kind of cursed lovers.
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Bunny Sonaki
May 4, 2023 at 4:20 AM
You are right. It is a classic tragedy, perhaps done to death. But the actors are making it feel real and entertaining. Kang Hoon is slaying it.
Kathryn51
May 4, 2023 at 11:34 AM
I've been wondering what the body count is going to look like at the end, and I think Left State Councilor Shin won-ho is going to survive - and he will be the senior advisor that Yoo-ha relies on. Won-ho keeps saying that his loyalty is to Joseon. He has zero claim on the throne.
This drama slowly reveals secrets, but thus far we haven't seen any 180° reversal (other than the Eunoch and that was revealed very early on).
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Kareoz
May 4, 2023 at 4:57 PM
But that would be a terrible outcome, leaving the future king as a puppet of a pretty evil official.
Left State Minister has clearly enabled an evil king, doing nothing at all with his power as an official to try and put a break on his plans.
He didn't build alliances with other officials to bring him down, mitigate his excesses or at least protect the good ministers.
And instead of inventing or disseminating interesting prophesies to antagonise the king, why didn't he utilise more obvious weapons such as the popular unrest that must surely have been generated by some of the things the king has been doing or planning, or spread rumours about the new cp not being the king's real son for example, or more about his superstitious pursuit of shamanism, a big nono for a required to be Confucian king?!
Instead just concocted an organisation that resulted in a lot of ordinary people being killed.
And I'm actually still not entirely convinced that he is actually on the side of getting rid of the king, as opposed to using Mok in Hoe to draw out the opposition - when he announced he planned to bring soldiers to the next meeting, for example... and I'm betting he will try and sacrifice either San or Yuha to try and save himself.
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Kathryn51
May 5, 2023 at 3:23 PM
This is a show about spies, counter-spies, and alliances interwoven with conspiracies.
Most of the good guys will survive; some will die; the bad guys will die and some of the grey characters (my guess is Left State Minister and the Eunoch) will survive and be loyal to the new King - which I believe will be Yu-ha because Kang San is too immature. We will all find out in 4 weeks but the tension is seriously distressing to me. 😊
12 mimilavender
May 4, 2023 at 1:13 AM
Thanks for the recap @mistyisles
This show continues to do some things really well, others less so. I was quite annoyed with the "spending the night" scene. Although this is not a straight up sageuk (re most recent post), I thought it was not in character. On the other hand, San's lack of vision, which was noted before, is. He has spent his life running and plotting for revenge so it is understandable, but again shows he might not be the best man for the job. The show seems to be headed that way.
The only uncertainty now is the fate of our second lead couple. Will one or two of them be sacrificed? Maiden Hoong Jo would not survive another death and neither would Dan Oh if her sister is killed. Since this is "fusion sageuk" I'm hoping for a happy end. The writers have avoided a few tropes, ie Ban Ya. I'm still hoping the Watchman that killed the Maiden's fiance was not Shi Yeol. Also, I think/hope that fellow Royal Guard might be another Watchman!
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13 john
May 4, 2023 at 7:26 AM
Mistyisles, thanks for the recap !
Secret Royal Loveshack
So there are three young bucks possibly vying for the throne.
It looks like all are in agreement, the king must die ! ☠️⚔️
Just as important as “the man who would become the king” rises the question , “ who would be your queen” ?
San/Dan-oh : San is the man without a plan (aside from killing the king), and the man without any fans. No mobs, armies, rebels.
Dan-oh. I won’t say she couldn’t do Queen , but I don’t think she wants the throne, but, I bet she’s going to have Sans baby . 🥰
Shi-yeol/ Hong-joo The long shot . Would they crown a Watchmen ? Shi-yeol is far more savvy, in the ways of the world and the court. Hong-joo may not want the throne after her years of hiding.
Yoo-ha/Ban-ya A convenient couple of opportunity that allows our other couples an escape. Yoo-ha could have the followers, Ban-ya is royal. Just a guess.
I fear the king won’t be the only one dying. Jang needs to go. Left minister might have to too since the king knows of his plans.
The eunuch wants to enjoy retirement and will work to have the king killed .
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Kareoz
May 4, 2023 at 5:05 PM
In this fusion sageuk land maybe but in real Joseon I don't think any of the women could possibly have a shot at becoming queen!
Hong joo seems to be technically a widow (though I'm hoping that we'll find she wasn't really despite engagement), so can't legally remarry.
Even if Banya's family are restored so she's an aristocrat again, she's still an ex courtesan, so maybe a royal concubine at most.
And Danoh maybe technically an aristocrat, but has hardly been living the virtuous (in Joseon terms) life of one expected for a future queen.
I'd love to see a twist that makes Shi Yeol technically royal (very early on we were told that the CP's sons kept dying - could he for example have been another son by a concubine???) and so with a potential claim, and hence the potential ultimate winner in the king stakes, hence explaining the love the writers/directors have lavished on the role, but I think it is unlikely! Alas, tragedy seems a more likely outcome.
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john
May 4, 2023 at 5:47 PM
Aye, there is the rub regarding the future Queen , although our ML’s might love them, the ministers would be all “Ho-Ho” haughty about the ladies.
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