Is anyone watching? Episode 3 fills in a lot of blanks with constant flashbacks. Hopefully the flashbacks will not happen as often going forward. I didn't understand the ML being quite so blunt with his ex-girlfriend--"I'm ashamed when they ask me why I ever dated you." You can see your ex is floundering, you know you have a lot to do with it, you know that men can continue to compete in your career field even as they age, but women have a much harder time getting to stay in front of the camera as they get older, but you're comment is "I'm ashamed." Shame on you.

I have a busy day. Only have time for a short comment. Episode 4 was brilliant: dialogue, editing, directing, acting.

Episode 4 was great and at times heartbreaking.

The scene at the edge of the forest was both impressive and almost surreal. On the one hand, the forest looked fabulously beautiful, but at the same time seemed incredibly threatening.
This scene and Eun-ho's later panic attack left me almost breathless.

Apparently it's not just the loss of her sister that torments Eun-ho, but also feelings of guilt because she pushed her sister to go on the trip.

Episode 3, 49:25. Eun-Ho's residence, night.
This scene is pure marvel. Can be directing or acting. Wooo!
Also, stop on this shot at 51:06. Director is godly!

I really liked what Hye-Ri had to say about happiness in Episode 3. By writing to her self, she is doing everything she can to protect her happiness. I do think that the story was a little weak because if someone truly never had happiness and suddenly experienced happiness for the first time, they would not be able to articulate the feeling and experience. Rather, they would be in utter shock.

So... how do we get all the characters happy at the end? Because both male leads have a lot to handle in their personal life too.

I love how Hye-ri can see through Ju-yeon and pierce his armor. It's the only moments he looks happy and relax. I never understand parents who make their kid responsible of the death of their siblings. Is it so difficult to love your kids the same way? Now that she lost it, he can't protect himself by ignoring her and lives his life far from her.

Hyun-o's POV is quite mysterious for now. We don't really know why he does or not things. He's still in love with Eun-ho but once he's super nice and the second after, he's mean...

Who will be the first to tell the truth about her identity? Eun-ho or Hye-ri?

I had a chance to watch episode 4. We haven't seen early childhood memories. If people got DID from the traumatic loss of a sibling in young adulthood, wouldn't Kang Ju-yeon also have it? Is he a real person and not one of her personalities? It sure seemed satisfying that she could save him from bad situations with the personality of her younger sister. The scene where she calms and cheers his mentally-ill mother was so touching, real wish-fulfillment for the audience.

I found the panic attack the most persuasive thing that the writers have done to show mental illness. Also, the ML probably broke up with her when he realized that he's only attracted to her when she's a broken mess. Here he is, taking care of all the elderly ladies who raised him, and the younger "siblings" he has through that network. He obviously gets a lot from that. Hence his amorous reaction to the panic attack. Yikes.

I think the flaws in the show are what is making it interesting. I want to keep tuning in to see what the heck they have planned.

I just don't like the ML. It makes him happy when the FL is helpless and distressed. It seems like he has this pathological desire to be needed.