That introduction of lord Song was extremely subtle and smart indeed! He could be one of the people SH refereed to when he said he should have killed them all. Servant Kim did not want SH to meet that guy by himself as if it will be a danger for SH just to see this lord! Either a psychological or physical danger! Interesting fact is that Jihwa knows all about the traumatic event SH lived in the past and even the people involved since he used that lord Song as a trap to get SH out of his mansion. So much mystery regarding SH's past and the traumatic event he endured...
*** Btw, just want to say here that I always look forward your analysis and summaries every Friday! I like the way you describe the events and your subtle interpretation. Most of my comments don't show up on this page for some reason so I always feel frustrated not telling how much I enjoy reading you.
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I screamed when I reached the sex scene, but quickly realised it wasn't what I thought it was once I read the dialogue, which was clearly Nakyum's wording lol
But it was cute nonetheless
I agree! We've got another character introduced, which I presume is crucial when it comes to SH's past. And since Jihwa "knows Seungho's secrets", he knew it was going to work when he used that character to bring out Seungho.
That was, in my opinion, a set up. With that awful servant gone, they had to change the plan. Now, I'm curious if the assasin will get to Nakyum first or Min... And if Nakyum will get ambushed at home or on his way to the doctor (with deypur to the tavern, since the old servant was terrified that SH went alone)... And if the old servant will die trying to protect Nakyum... Damn, so many questions!
Oh my god, my comments(not all but some) also don't show up here for some reason. I thought I was the only one . I write n write n it doesn't show up......its so annoying when that happens (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
It's been like this for months for me! I can comment on some pages but not others like POTN page! And today, miraculously, it worked!! oO I really don't get how it works tho. I tired emailing the staff but no answer. I tired commenting without signing up... never worked either. WEIRD :/
I don't know about other pages but I definitely have difficulty for commenting in POTN. Guess we are the unlucky ones (〜￣△￣)〜
Ohhh thank you! It makes me happy to know that people like my rambling lol
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We start off with Kim and Seungho looking over the letter. It appears to be from someone named "Lord Song". Which, doesn't seem to be someone SH is fond of based off of his reaction. The letter is asking SH to meet the other lord at a nearby tavern at the specified time. Mr kim, seeing how stressed SH looks suggests that he can just not go since he doesn't feel well. SH ignores him and asks where Na-kyum is, then quickly says never mind after kim answers.
The scene cuts and suddenly it's a sex scene between NK and SH, a rather loving one actually. SH is gentle with NK and tells him he's fond of him. And you guessed it, it was Na-kyum having a dream lol. While NK is washing clothes (presumably the pants he just ruined with that dream) he tries to come up with an excuse for himself saying that he's just pent up because SH hasn't held him recently. Mr. Kim walks in and sees NK's wrist injury and says they're going to the doctor, but he has to ask SH for permission. Once kim gets to SH's room he realizes that the master went to see "lord song" alone.
And now, we switch to jihwa. Jihwa is being followed around by min who demands to be let in on the plot to kill NK, but first min wants to "have some fun at Seungho's expense" by "tasting" NK. Which, speaking plainly means that Min wants to r*pe NK before they kill him.
The scene switches to Jihwa thinking everything over at a tavern, when suddenly a foot slams into his back and we see Seungho standing above him.
"Did you think I wouldn't recognize your handwriting, Jihwa?"
Yup, Jihwa sent that letter to trick SH into meeting up with him. But, what's more interesting is whoever this "lord song" person is, this was a very subtle way of introducing him to the story.