I also not a fan of noble idiot sacrifice storyline. Having 16 eps will have a good side as well as the bad side (expecting more fillers 🙄). Not truly interested with the killer plot, but let see if the writernim can put any sense on entire script.
I break my pledge to not watch on-going drama as I do not want to wait each week, but this drama is squeeeeeeeeee so much!

Please please please have a better ending... I don't really mind a powerful sad ending as long as the arc of the story truly stays authentic and charming, just like entire 12 eps here 😊

It’s been a long time since a drama gave me all the feels. I love them. With all my heart ❤️

Not a fan of the noble idiocy here of course, but I understand where she is coming from. I just love them together and I hope they get together really soon. Imagine having a girlfriend you are head over heels in love with who may forget you anyday now! That’s not a way to live! Poor SunJae. Someone catch this psycho guy soon please!

Also how unproblematic is the second lead? Cute!

Episode 11 started off cute to me. I kept thinking "this lovestruck dummy" haha and then I wondered if I was finally getting on the Lovely Runner hype train but the answer is a resounding NOPE! Just as it's always been to me, it has its cute and/or second hand embarrassment moments that amuse me and it has its moments that are just cringey and makes me go "why? Just why?"

I feel like episode 12 was just all the cringe and contrivance needed and I'm not sure if it was PPL or just a waste of money to get a cute car only to have it roll in to water and be destroyed. That actually hurt me haha. I was like oh my god, the money spent on that. It was BRAND FREAKING NEW! (I know I might come off as money obsessed but I just can't stand wasted money).

I think the way Tae Sung is used in story is weird. It's like sometimes they remember he's apart of the world and other times they don't; like was it even mentioned why he was no longer apart of the band? I get that people can come & go (it is just a high school band at the moment) but at least a mention why he was there one day and gone the next. Even the "flaky" lead singer was shown to not be fully invested in the band and it was more of a hobby for him.

I learned that apparently one of the names for condoms is weenie and man, that is so not cute haha. I think it's even more embarassing referring to them that way.

I'm not a fan of Sol's decision making. Why would she set herself to be a victim like this? If you get a heads up memory change, don't go TO the danger. All to potentially save him.

I thought this before but it's moments like these when I'm reminded of the movie The Butterfly Effect cause the end result is just "they should've never met/been involved in each other's lives". That's how Sol keep acting to me; like just her presence in his life ruins it somehow.

Also episode 12 made me think how it really felt like this story didn't need a serial killer. I'm almost certain a bunch of these same beats could've occured without the terminator determination of the serial killer. He seriously couldn't just find another victim? All this just because she's the one that got away? (Granted, there may be some truth in television with that; serial killers *do* have a type and they *can* become obsessed and fixated)

I miss the show when it was about a fangirl trying to save her idol. I miss the subtle comments on fandom culture and its dangers or dark sides (saesangs, the toxic fans demands)

This show seems like a "the parts are better than the whole" situation

First of all let me say I love Teasang..He was the mvp for me in these two episodes..I love the romance so much too.. it's the perfect chemistry between them. These episodes were a filler ones but I don't mind them..I don't complain when they use fillers for 16 episodes dramas..it's okay for me as long as I love the characters and don't mind seeing them. Not a fan of serial killer plot but it's actually better than a nonsensical one dimensional villian stories.. No drama will be completely perfect and as long as majority of it delivered it can be considered as a good one, as long as they don't completely ruin the ending * cough * GOT * and marry my husband 😉

I loved that this show is still holding on the squee and humor close to the end, but I am a little wary about next week's episodes.
We've been shown how determined Sol is that Sun Jae survive and the lengths she'll go to to ensure that, so I didn't understand how she didn't realise that she could've avoided the whole cliff confrontation just by leaving town like they already were. That was the first time in the show so far that I felt like the writers may be dragging things on intentionally. I don't see how another week of the killer chasing and nearly capturing Sol and Sol foreseeing this and trying to avoid it but failing contributes anything more to the plot currently that we don't already know.
I hope this sub-plot ends next week even though there will be two more episodes. There's a lot more they could mine from the time travel shenanigans even without it.

This drama started to run in circles, a lot of beach et wood scenes that could have been limited.

I don't like how the rules changed, she can talk about time travel, she saw things...

It's frustrating they both keep things for them and don't try to get the killer together. Sol is doing the same mistake again and again. I understand she went in the past to save Sun-Jae and she's very dedicated to it. But nobody told her she must save him alone...

Sun-Jae (and Byun Woo-Seok) got a lot of love because this character is not really developped outside Sol anymore. We don't really see him doing things when he was a swimmer, he still had his own life but now everything is about her. The same for Sol, but she still has her "mission".

I love Tae-Sung! He's really a good friend and he's so funny. I really like his interactions with Sol because I think we can see the 34 years old Sol when she's with Sun-Jae, I'm not sure which Sol we have.

But the couple is still super cute!

Thanks, @dramaddictally! I'm glad you're still watching the show that's playing in my head - the one where prolonged, pointless toilet hijinks don't exist and Geum and Sol's bestie barely get a mention.

I've been worried about Sol's lack of growth all along. She focuses on recalling the mechanics of the attacks on her and SJ so she can change those very specific circumstances, but doesn't seem to gain any broader understanding or experience of life, let alone critical thinking ability. And I repeat the criticism I made last week: having one lead who exists only for the benefit of the other is a waste of a character. She's becoming a single-minded wind-up toy more than a fully-fleshed-out person. KHY is wonderful, of course, but she's being given less and less to work with.

That said, the intimate scenes with just the two leads are still fire and I loved the developing three-way friendship of the guys. I'd love to see the team put their heads together instead of running into the woods alone.

Finished episode 11 and will watch 12 as I'm writing this. I'm not a fan of the serial killer plot. I think it's useless and is forcing a different type of entertainment that this series didn't need. But I strongly adore everything else about Lovely Runner. When they focus on Sol's fangirl quirkiness and how it ties into the special bond she shares with Sunjae, it's my favorite part of the episode. Sol is a gem. Sunjae is rare like a full solar eclipse. I wish we could enjoy the sweet moments between them and their loved ones instead of this "will the killer get to our leads and ruin their future? find out!" plotline. I get very irritated when we see things like an apprehended villain magically defeating 3 armed policemen while in a car and wearing handcuffs with no explanation besides plot armour. If in episode 12 they say the killer ended Taesung's father's life I will be quite displeased. That young man already has a slowly improving relationship with him. The writer would be cruel to do this to him for the plot. Perhaps it's a way to make him a detective in the future after his father passes, so the three can stay connected through the case. Not looking forward to that if it turns out to be true!

"...Or should we root for her character growth — which would be for her to do just what Sun-jae asked of her: to stop running away from him."

Both characters have their own strengths and motivations. But to Sol's defense, I don't think she's running away from Sun Jae but rather trying to face this alone. Remember that her main motivation for going back in time for the last time is to save Sun Jae. In the same way Sun Jae is willing to sacrifice himself for her, Sol is too. They're both selfless which is why they're a match made in heaven. Unfortunately, the best way to lure the killer out is when she's by herself. It really sounds impulsive and risky, but since we saw the preview of Sol years later, I wasn't too worried. 😌

After witnessing his death twice and being in the ICU, I understand why Sol wouldn't want Sun Jae to be involved in her situation. To top it all off, she's running out of time and may still be grieving for the 34-year-old Sun Jae in the previous timeline. I'd be out of my mind if I were her. 🙃 Actually, you can also see it that way too - her judgment is clouded by everything she's witnessed in previous timelines and her desperation to save Sun Jae.

I really hope they wrap this killer plot up in the next episode so we have three episodes for our favorite couple! 💛💙💛💙

Sun Sol are the ray of sunshine in my kdrama week. They are especially cute together more so when they became official.
In Hyuk and Tae Sung are reluctant witnesses to thejr love. 🤭
I also love the Sun Jae and Tae Sung drunken night spent on worshipping Sol. Poor In Hyuk but he should be commended for being a wonderful bestie! 😁
I am all for a token trip to the beach to spend last days of youth with friends. Poor Sunny became the sacrificial lamb. Honestly they couldve towed the car out of the sea sooner. I am happy that Tae Sung and In Hyuk are the ones that completed the quartet. I can't stand Geum and Hye Won's babytalk *cringe*. The two episodes were mostly lovely.

Now that is out of the way... WTF Sol?! Don't be a noble idiot. I would like to think that she has learned her lesson from her previous encounters with the killer. This storyline better make sense next week.

First I want to say I enjoyed all of the squee moments with our couple. Sun Jae is so head over heels for Sol.
Now I agree with others that Sol has come to realise she can’t change her fate. She will always be attacked by the crazy cabbie. If she had stayed on the train, like someone above said, the only way the future would change is that it would happen. At a different place and date. The location change just shows it is bound to happen. And I agree with someone else that said if she confronts this head on, old Sol is in charge and may make other decisions then young Sol as she has fore-knowledge of the events unlike her young self.
No sun Jae also has knowdge of the future and he also will still make the same decision to save her as he clearly says in a voice over. In a way they are both embracing their fate. But one is trying to change it so the other can have a future while the other is embracing it so they can save the one they lover cause that’s more important to them then their one. Life . Same idea different execution. The preview were misleading I think so we just have to wait and see. Fingers crossed they get a happy ending

I like the foursome on the beach (particularly the guys), and I kind of wish they were in a different drama that developed them more. I still find the other characters (particularly the friend and the brother) a bit annoying, but I think I've gotten used to the humor at this point.

There are a few things that puzzle/bug me, maybe because I've missed or forgotten aspects of the plot:

1. Is Sol seeing visions of a future that hasn't happened yet? How does that work? The original setting for the anticipated May 10th encounter was elsewhere, I thought. Is she somehow seeing the memories of the person she replaced when she returned to the future or some other version of herself, either from the future or the past?

2. Given how G-rated K-drama highschoolers can be, I didn't think they slept together in the biblical sense, but was that obvious to everyone else? That seems problematic for many reasons. Not only are they using someone else's bed/room/home, but Sol is basically in someone else's (much younger) body. Her younger self is going to have no memory of losing her virginity, and if she were to become pregnant ... Well, that's just really messed up.

3. Wouldn't Sun-Jae be more inclined to follow Sol off the train if he thought her younger self suddenly returned? After all, she has no clue where she is and, unlike the older Sol, she doesn't know she's in danger.

4. Having older Sol take over younger Sol's body when she travels back in time raises a lot of questions. If younger Sol dies while older Sol is in her body or traveling back to the future, does older Sol automatically disappear or could she travel to the past or a different timeline? What happens to younger Sol's consciousness when older Sol returns to the future? Does she just cease to exist or do the two Sols merge somehow? What if the new version of younger Sol develops different relationships older Sol knows nothing about?

5. Can't Sol stop time by mentioning the future? Can't she use that ability against the Taxi driver?

Same as you @dramaddictally, my heart shattered as Sun-jae was left on the train alone. Can't think of a much worse separation given the circumstances. A deeply precious few weeks is now just a lonely memory for the next 14 years.

Still love our OTP, but I might be moving towards the @hacja train: a 20 yr old college student and a 34 year old woman would not have had so much trouble getting down to it... The teenaged behaviour got wearisome there. Although they are advertising themselves as "oxygen-pure", this may be their last time together for years - not sure they would be so slow to take the opportunity.

Agree that these episodes are slightly running out of steam storywise and we seemed to be going nowhere for a while. Really hope it picks up again: I truly have loved it and I don't want the faint disappointment kicking in.

Sol's character has me on the fence. I don't agree with her actions but I can understand her perspective even though it isn't necessarily correct.
To her, watching Seon-jae dying 3 times was devastating. So, she can't endure facing that tragedy once more, esp after all they went through. She blames herself for Seon-jae's death, while in reality no one is at fault here. They are innocent people who came across a psychopath.
The only ending that feels right is the story having Taxi Driver die after falling off the cliff. I tremble each time he is on screen, though I watched a fair share of crime dramas, but I can't really take his screen time anymore.

I love Sunjae and Taesung becoming friend. Their drunk scene is just too cute and funny. I don't think I've ever seen SML and ML duo wit best chemy like this XD

The broken hearted scene is when Sol ask Sunjae to not cry if she left.
Sunjae is about to cry while I'm bawling.

The taxi driver plot is frustrating me and I hope they'll resolve it by next week and we can get back to focusing in the present timeline back to square one as a fan and idol. Please writer-nim hear my plea.

I'm surprised how much I enjoyed some of the humour in episode 11 where usually I'm allergic to the kdrama slapstick.

I can't figure out why I like the dad trapped in the toilet & the basic instinct jokes but really dislike the brother/friend storyline. I don't mean to be critical of individuals, but I wonder if some of it is the two performance itself rather than the writing.

It's also strange narratively that Sol's best friend hasn't noticed she is different and that Sol isn't confiding in her. That makes her seem more like a caricature rather than a real character.

I don’t know how the so called “noble idiocy” - a harsh term which isn’t always justified - could be avoided here. In my take, Sol always had a dual purpose - to save Sunjae but also give herself the chance to be a carefree teenager, to fall in love, experience the thrills and to live a more fulfilled life. This second goal could have been possible with Tae on her first journey back to the past but the story unfurled the red carpet for Sunjae and Sol never looked back. I don’t think it’s fair to say that Sol hasn’t grown. Her paralysis already altered her, made her stronger and more resilient. She has utilised all those attributes in her time slips. Yes, I wish both of their characters were more engaged with the world and could’ve talked about other important things like discrimination against people with disabilities, violence against women, etc but that ship never sailed and won’t so I’ve confined my expectations. I’ve hated the serial murderer subplot from the beginning and hate it even more now but this trope is like a bacterial infection. It is too contagious and is resistant to antibiotics. Sol should want to save Sunjae so she can also fulfil her longing for a life she didn’t get to live in the OG timeline. The writing has done this depiction poorly as it has only depicted the fanatical devotion to rescuing Sunjae without adequately developing what she felt she lost because of the violent attack on her.
To this end, I am intrigued that she didn’t say I love you to Sunjae when he confessed that he loved her. In kDs, “I like you” carries a considerable weight so I didn’t dwell on it much but made me think that her confession of love for Sunjae might be saved for the bitter sweet ending.

If there is anything in a K-Drama I dislike more than amnesia it's … the noble idiocy. And Sol is going directly into "Destined With You" territory, I'm still not over how incredibly effing stupid the FL in that drama was. (I'm not dissing Jo Bo-ah, you can only work with what you have as an actor, but the character was written really bad.)
Of course Sol wants to protect Sun-jae, but she needs to protect herself, too. Luring the killer into the woods with the added Cliffs-of-Doom is a high level of stupid.
And since I'm talking about the killer: 12 episodes in he is still like the killer in "W - Both Worlds" in the first half: he has no face, no character, no motive, he just exists in the story to create conflict.
That said, I want friends like Tae-sung and Baek In-hyuk.

I think there is only so much cute I can take without much plot. These episodes were a bit boring for me even when the leads were adorable. These episodes were like a bunch of random scenes stitched tighter. I was also getting tired of Sol’s shocked wide eyed expressions every time Sun Jae did something romantic. And then she smiles. It takes away from the spontaneity of a romantic interaction.
And killer plot is as weak as it could get. Whatever she does the killer gets out. I still don’t know why the killer is after her ( or I forgot).
So when Sun Jae reaches 2023, how does he expect to meet the new Sol. What happens to the Sol who lives along with Sun Jae with no memory of him?

In defense of Sol: the talk of Sol's growth or lack thereof is understandable, but we are also talking about the 34 year old here. We haven't really met 19 year old except in small snippets (the most extended time was in Tae Sung's birthday video). The 34 year old Sol has seen a lot of growth since her 19 year old self--especially since she has experienced her life post paralysis and seen Sun Jae die once and brutally attacked on the brink of death another time. She's seen an unhappy Sun Jae (clearly the first idol Sun Jae was not happy as he was on medication and ready to quit the band), and she has seen when Sun Jae was happier (post his first interactions with 34 year old Sol). Her reconsideration of stopping his singing career is with that in mind. She also has moved past her idol worship into having a meaningful, "let's enjoy the moments we have relationship" with Sun Jae as short and fleeting as she knows it will be, having experienced the jumps back to the future. Her desire to save Sun Jae is no less committed than Sun Jae's commitment to save her even if it means dying. Also, it is in some sense more understandable because she has seen him die while she survives the various attacks--that fate is something she is desperately trying to change. It is indeed frustrating, but that is the tension of the show. Regardless of the killer's motives, which I am glad we don't see because who needs to see his reasoning or plotting, he is mainly the shadow of fate and/or death that drives this show in the background.

This week confirmed (once again and consistently every week) that Geum and Hyun Joo do nothing for me. Their aegyo was so cringey. To be honest, I didn't love the aegyo even from the mains this episode, but the OTP's private moments were what makes this show great.

Tae Seung-- long may he be relevant and present in Sol and Sun Jae's lives and the show. What a good egg. He's a wise, caring soul in the package of a charmer. The show should begin every day with a "good morning" from him.

"Sol is starting to show signs of a stereotypical savior (a little too perfect in her intentions). Are we supposed to root for that? For her to save the day on her own? Or should we root for her character growth — which would be for her to do just what Sun-jae asked of her: to stop running away from him."

Well, the writers fooled me because I thought she was actually learning. After the end of the last episode, it appears that was way too much for me to hope for.

Every time she seems to make things worse. Not just for her but Sun-jae as well.

Why did the writers have to do that to Sunny? They better bring restore her.

Yay my exams are over which means I am about to get even more OBSESSED with lovely runner. I need to share some of my thoughts:

1. Firstly about the sleeping together scene, I would like it if they did not go beyond kissing (cant believe I am the one saying this), on one hand it makes sense that they would (because they confirmed their feeling for one another) but also that they wouldn't (it is 20 year old Sol's body and neither is the timing right)

I want a scene where we don't have to speculate and it is explicitly clear that they slept together. This "now" scene could be the one if maybe they address in the future and tell us that they did do it.
2. About Sol's noble idiocy, I have read and understood both POV and agree to each of them but I am also okay with the direction the story is going forward.
I Like to see it as this way: Sol is taking charge of her own future and fate, Both the times she faced The killer (in OG and in revised old timeline) Sunjae was the one who saved her and had the killer arrested, she fainted and couldn't do much. This time she is making sure that SHE is the one who has him arrested so that he only holds the grudge towards her in the future. She saw Sunjae die twice and suffered from that trauma, I understand her reactions. This time around she is also involving police and being proactive, it does not matter whether Sunjae saves her or not she just needs to have him arrested by herself.

3. It does feel a bit weird that now that Sunjae knows who Sol really is 20 years old Sunjae is in love with 34years old Sol, This Is officially a Noona romance now, lol

4. As for the OG timeline I have said it before that I would like some more definite answer as to why Sunjae died But I think I got them:
He was really depressed and already suicidal, he follows Sol to her house and that this where the killer sees him and changed his target to him. He goes over to his hotel and rings the doorbell but Sunjae might have already jumped (hard to think killer could push him off the balcony and also explains why he was stabbed in the next timeline)
Thus it was right for SOL to focus on his depression when she travelled to past the first time, it is because she tried that Sunjae although was heartbroken did not suffer from mental health problems.
in the episode 8 timeline the killer sees him outside her house and changes the target, both the times his initial target was really only Sol but seeing Sunjae made him change his mind.
5. About the killer, I agree with the major opinion that the less time we spend on killer the better, we do not need to see him plot the murder or his thoughts. BUT I do need some answer whether his obsession with Sol is really random or anything to do with time travel (this I prefer).
I know in real life there does not have to be reasons, a killer is a killer. But in real life we do not get the answer we want thus I hope the drama will provide some reason for his obsession...

I really think that episode 11 is one of the best kdrama episodes I’ve ever seen. Which is why it’s staring firmly in the number 2 spot of near kdramas I’ve ever seen. I’m continually impressed by all of our actors here. They are so engaging to see on screen (and it probably helps that I totally immerse myself in a dark room and a screen that filled my entire visual field). Usually, there’s a lot of angst in episodes 11-12, but we got super heart-fluttering. Women writing men will always be my favorite and these two episodes are why.

I just wish the writer nim had focused on depression, disability, and the fandom. The killer storyline is just lazy writing.
One of the things that I truly appreciated was Sol acknowledging music was important for Sun Jae. When she time travels the first time she tears up CEO Kim's calling card thinking that it will prevent Sun Jae's death. Of course, she realizes later that he was murdered. This time she finally acknowledges that Sun Jae loves music.

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Sol saw Seon Jae die in that cliff while trying to save her. The future is changing which is why 34 year old Sol now has the altered memories of 20 year old Sol new timeline. Remember, Eclipse being shown as 3 member group. Well, its because Seon Jae never gets to debut with them. That's why Sol made sure Seon Jae left in that train. She cannot avoid meeting the killer so she is facing him head on alone. Its emotional decision, not rational. But honestly if you see the man you love die like 100 different ways, I am not sure how Sol is supposed to keep her sanity at this point. I personally think people expect way too much from her and ignore how much her mind must be in shambles with the guilt and lingering trauma of it. Her burdens too heavy and she is desperate.

I would not be at all surprised if the person who gets off the train, and gets Sun-jae off the train, is Tae-sung. He is smart, he knows she is trying to protect Sun-jae, and he isn't blinded by grief over adult Sol supposedly leaving again. I also wouldn't be surprised if Tae-sung is the one who ends up getting hurt. I don't remember seeing him in the future. And after starving for his father's attention for 12 episodes, I could see him getting a lot of love after getting hurt. For me, Tae-sung is what holds this drama together. If we only had Sun-jae longing for Sol and Sol trying to save Sun-jae, it would be bland, and none of the other side characters could save it. I hope Song Geon-hee's career takes off after this drama.

And yes, they could have pulled the car out of the water a lot earlier. It was hard to believe Tae-sung would just sit there mournfully on a rock, staring at his precious car, instead of trying to save it.

A little inconsistency that's bugging me - how could Sol, as a number one fan of Eclipse, remember In-hyuk's hometown and the color of his roof, but not have remembered (in ep. 1) that Sun-jae lived across the street from her in high school?

There are so many interesting insights on this thread. :) I enjoyed reading them.

Just some thoughts I wanted to share here: I wonder if Sol will end up in a wheel chair again. Something about the preview gave me that idea. What do you all think?

Regarding young Sol:

After time-traveler Sol returns to her own timeline (the future from the perspective of the drama), I wonder if there might be a way for Sun-jae to get to know the younger version of our female lead, his contemporary in the current timeline. We know that Sun-jae is in love with older Sol, that he only liked but never truly knew young Sol, but I wonder if there might be a way for that to change instead of having Sun-jae wait patiently for fifteen years to pass. I mean, even that doesn't make that much sense. How will future Sol even remember the love and experiences they shared during her time-travel adventure if those feelings and experiences would not be part of past Sol's memories? She won't even remember Sun-jae that way, right? They would have to start their relationship from scratch, fifteen years into the future. It would be like the original fan-girl Sol, meeting Sun-jae on the bridge that fateful night after the concert, unware of their teenage connection and the torch (as well as guilt) that Sun-jae had been carrying for her all those years.

Young Sol wanted nothing to do with Sun-jae because she said that he reminded her of the trauma she experienced, but maybe that could change. Is Sun-jae not even willing to try to build a relationship with young Sol?

Fate really plays with Sol,if she choosed to not do anything and go with Sun Jae back home she would miss the killer yet now eveything that she saw and tried to prevent will happen…Like said fate really plays with her showing that somehow her choices that she thinks changes her visions actually lead her to them...Sun Jae & Tae Sung budding friendship and how hilarious they are both together,drunk even more and along with In Hyuk making the perfect trio LOL...Sun Jae is adorable and everyone knows but he is even more adorable when he is drunk,the way he was all Sol this Sol that with that voice is soooo cute ....The killer is one savvy obsessed dude....Also love the comedy in moments like that of the video shop with Sun Jae Dad considering his don the innocence incarnate and Sun Jae saying he begged Sol to like him,those moments are hilarious...Still curious how they will handle the young Sol that is left in her right timeline with a huge memory loss and Sun Jae loosing her,as while she is Sol she isin't the same Sol at the same time...

I honestly get Sol's reasoning.. I think there is a huge misconception that Sun Jae loves Sol more but I think she loves him more.. Sol literally went back in time just to save him ( multiple times). The main thing that is missed by many viewers is how the Killer walked by signs of demolition and it was grey.. I said previously he is a time traveller too. he is able to time travel through Sol's phone.

I am hoping this drama becomes a K drama classic, it is already my feel good drama and I will always love it. Sun Jae is one of the best male leads I have seen in awhile because he is so purely in love with our female lead and big kudos to BWS because he makes Sun Jae so believable... I love how Sun Jae loves Sol but he is always watching her reactions because he is still a little unsure of her and her love for him.

But like i said, Sol loves Sun Jae but she will always worry about him because she loves him so much. These two are so cute... Gosh when they were cuddling, it was so adorable.

Episode 11 was hilarious and 12 was deeply sweet. I love seeing our Sun/Sol as a couple.. they really compliment each other.

I just dont want Sol's fear of SJ to drag the storyline.. we have 4 episodes left and i am really interested to see how it plays out.. When Sol goes back to the future what happens in the intervening years.. Did SJ get tired of waiting? Did he and past Sol argue? Break up? I also want to see if and how they get back together... So it should be fun to watch if nothing else..

PS.. I think Sun Jae will be ready for the killer in the future... because now he knows he 's coming. Since Sol can only go back 3 times, I am presuming the Killer could only go back 3 times and SJ never knew about that attack before but now he knows.. So I think the killer will be caught off guard by this.. and he wont have a chance to go back and change it