Your analysis is interesting, but I disagree with your second point completely. While I think Kang Chi won't be the one to kill JGW because of what his dad said, his dad didn't say the JGW wasn't going to die. Remember, there are still 2 people directly interested in killing JGW who are alive (Tae Seo and Chung Jo). I still think he'll be punished by one of those two. Also, Kang Chi has already shown fear in the ending conversation with YW. He blames himself for what happened, and even if, as you said, the prediction refers to the bad guy, Kang Chi has already crossed that line.
yankumicho wrote:
Also, Kang Chi has already shown fear in the ending conversation with YW. He blames himself for what happened, and even if, as you said, the prediction refers to the bad guy, Kang Chi has already crossed that line.


What do you think about the one she met under the crescent moon? is it Kang Chi or the bad Guy? I can't get it out of my mind that it's the bad guy and we are already done with that part of the fate!
I am still 100% sure that this drama will have a happy ending.
MoonLight wrote: I am still 100% sure that this drama will have a happy ending.


That's a fact. There is no question about it
I just think this whole thing is ridiculous! Not the drama as a whole, because I really love it, but damn it why does the hero always have to leave the heroine for her "own safety"? It's too damn late. If he was worried about hurting her because of what he is, he should have made a greater effort to leave right away. Now it's too late for this game. There are far too many people on the bad guy's side that know they love each other, so if they can't beat Kang Chi, who are they going to go after??? It's not difficult math. The only way she'd be safe is if they figure out a solution together, instead of him just running off because he doesn't want to hurt her. It makes me just want to beat him over the head with that broom until Kang Chi understands. It's not like she's not going to be involved anymore either. She's not the type. So she'll end up getting captured, because no matter how kick ass she seemed in the beginning, the last few episodes she's been the easily hurt/weak female lead they always change into towards the end of Kdramas. Then Kang Chi will have to come back anyways. Whereas if they stuck together, he'd be able to stop her from getting hurt because of the bad guys. Besides, they can't cut off their fate now because the monk already said that if she didn't run from the man she met under the tree, their fate is tied. I guess I'm just a little bitter that they're pulling out the cliche I expected from the beginning of the series and was hoping they'd avoid for once. If the OTP actually stuck together and fight together, things would be better, but very few work with this logic. I am glad that papa is back to his old self because I adore him more than anyone else. <3
The monk is probably the cause of Yeo Wool's fate in my opinion. If he hadn't told Kang Chi that Yeo Wool would die he wouldn't be scared (potentially demon-turning) and he wouldn't leave for the sake of her safety which I'm assuming will cause Yeo Wool's predicted "death". The Monk set their fate the moment he told Yeo Wool about her fate so of course the Monk is always right with his predictions! Meddling old man ahahaha!! Leave them be! Anyways.... Here's my little theory of the next 2 episodes, the basic plot is going to be like Wol Ryung and Seo Hwa as Kang Chi tries to get the family book he's made to break the rules (obv with only a few days left ahaha just to be more fustrating!) means he's to kill the reason he wants to become human but can't b/c its Yeo Wool - so Yeo Wool would sacrifice herself to stop Kang Chi from becoming a 1000 years demon etc etc EXCEPT this time things are different I think there must be loophole in the prophecy i.e. the Monk said that one of them will die it doesn't have to be Yeo Wool, of course Kang Chi being a halfie can't die either so my theory is that he DOES manage (obviously in a life-threatening-against-the-clock situation, I cannot imagine how exciting it would be just to have a book appearing without any climatic surrounding) to get the book and it's his divine half that dies - technically, still dying right? A lot for 2 episodes aha! or like people have suggested she had already met of fate of the peach tree and crescent moon when Kang Chi killed that ninja dude... pretty sure it can't be a very tragic ending like his parents, thats just too cruel
It was really cruel for the parents to have such a tragic end.They deserved a happy ending T_T And also, did Wol Ryung die when he laid down near Seo Hwa? If yes it doesn't make sense at all. But i also don't understand the fact that he will leave Kang Chi even if he's become normal and is not a 1000 year old demon? He's his son. Isn't it a bit weird to leave his son so that he can be with Seo Hwa? By the way I'm really confused so this might not make any sense at all. I want more Wol Ryung moments :C I think the drama is going to get boring for me without Wol Ryung. The parents' love story was the most interesting of all c:
yankumicho wrote: Your analysis is interesting, but I disagree with your second point completely. While I think Kang Chi won't be the one to kill JGW because of what his dad said, his dad didn't say the JGW wasn't going to die. Remember, there are still 2 people directly interested in killing JGW who are alive (Tae Seo and Chung Jo). I still think he'll be punished by one of those two.

Also, Kang Chi has already shown fear in the ending conversation with YW. He blames himself for what happened, and even if, as you said, the prediction refers to the bad guy, Kang Chi has already crossed that line.

i do hope he die, and i do have a feeling the siblings would most likely be the cause
DramaAddictGR wrote: What do you think about the one she met under the crescent moon? is it Kang Chi or the bad Guy? I can't get it out of my mind that it's the bad guy and we are already done with that part of the fate!

i dont believe in that fate thing, i believe in what YW said how she doesnt believe in fate she only believes in the future she makes
LeeJinki wrote: It was really cruel for the parents to have such a tragic end.They deserved a happy ending T_T
And also, did Wol Ryung die when he laid down near Seo Hwa? If yes it doesn't make sense at all.
But i also don't understand the fact that he will leave Kang Chi even if he's become normal and is not a 1000 year old demon? He's his son. Isn't it a bit weird to leave his son so that he can be with Seo Hwa?
By the way I'm really confused so this might not make any sense at all.
I want more Wol Ryung moments :C I think the drama is going to get boring for me without Wol Ryung. The parents' love story was the most interesting of all c:


same for me, i wish to see more of the parents
T.T I can't wait for the last 2 episodes!!!
They kind of killed for me when they ended the parents story like that. But why are they trying to convince us that Yeo Wool is going to die because of the whole fate thing when it's obviously NOT going to happen.
CheerfulSoul wrote: They kind of killed for me when they ended the parents story like that.

But why are they trying to convince us that Yeo Wool is going to die because of the whole fate thing when it's obviously NOT going to happen.


Guess just to have us worried and thinking about it! If you think about it differently the monk said one of you will die. So what? One or the other will eventually die some time in the future.Probably of old age!!! He didn't mention when he/she is going to die. Everyone dies one day. This is just to make viewers interested and concerned and getting CRAZY about what's going to happen.
I want to sleep and wake up next week. Is that possible?
hahahaha.
Good night to everyone from GREECE .
If I think of anything else during my sleep I'll tell you tomorrow.
CheerfulSoul wrote: They kind of killed for me when they ended the parents story like that.

But why are they trying to convince us that Yeo Wool is going to die because of the whole fate thing when it's obviously NOT going to happen.


Just a common move by writers to make people more interested in the last two episodes and as you said, it's useless since we all know how this is going to end.
We can all start to speculate here lol , let just cross our fingers for an happy ending :D
LeeJinki wrote: It was really cruel for the parents to have such a tragic end.They deserved a happy ending T_T
And also, did Wol Ryung die when he laid down near Seo Hwa? If yes it doesn't make sense at all.
But i also don't understand the fact that he will leave Kang Chi even if he's become normal and is not a 1000 year old demon? He's his son. Isn't it a bit weird to leave his son so that he can be with Seo Hwa?
By the way I'm really confused so this might not make any sense at all.
I want more Wol Ryung moments :C I think the drama is going to get boring for me without Wol Ryung. The parents' love story was the most interesting of all c:


I agree it was kinda weird when wol ryung just adviced his son and left him at that. c'mon, we agree you have lots to mourn about but still he is your son.. also even kang chi, for a person who found his dad and mom recently, he didn't even try to stress on what happened to his mom and didn't even bother to show any emotions.. Its disturbing to see wol ryung and kang chi as just two different characters without any father/son chemistry between them..
I think I already said this but it does seriously make no sense that Kan Chi is immortal, let's face it he is half human after all, so the most logical course should be for him to have a long life , but still with dying at the end of it. Well YW fate makes no sense to me at all I always was convince that everything always turn bad because of that damn monk.