She looked up to observe at the snow flurries before going inside to meet Park. It was snowing on Heejoo’s way to the restaurant. The director made sure we didn’t miss the snow flurries. I believe that the snow flurries were meant the first snow of the year. So we’re safe.īut wait! There were also snowflakes. But the user in the café also confirmed that he wasn’t an NPC but a real guy. And yes, I also checked that only the gun, and not his shadow, was flickering.
I thought the writer intended them to meet again. The other players in the game at the cafe also confirmed that he seemed to be a high-level player without a game ID. Obviously, his ID doesn’t exist anymore as the game got reset. I also noticed that the gun that Jin Woo’s shadow was holding was flickering but not his shadow, implying that he is not an NPC but a real game player. I do think that because Hee Joo was running with an almost-smile on her face to meet Jin Woo (cue happy background music), the writer wants to imply that they do meet in the game. I have to confess I’m still confused about Jin Woo’s fate at the end. But he had a final mission to accomplish: to put things back in order. He only wanted her to know that he DID come back as he promised.
When he hesitated to ring the doorbell and he left the car key instead, I knew. His objective was to return to the church where NPC Emma was and finish the task but the thought of HeeJoo waiting made him go to her house instead. That was the only thing I could think about.” That’s why he said as he got on the elevator, “All of a sudden, I remembered that HeeJoo might be waiting for me. To me, he only “detoured” to HeeJoo’s place. So when he left the hotel after killing the soldiers which Prof Cha sent him, I fully expected him to complete his mission then. … which was a weird thoughtfor him to entertain ifhe was expecting to come back right after he leveled up to 100. Unlike all the previous wives, here finally was HeeJoo who would cry and REALLY miss him. He finally found a girl who would cry for him. So then, I decided to say that he looked at peace. I thought he even looked happy but that was strange way to describe a face when he was parting with his beloved. THAT’s why his face looked like this:īack then, when I was writing that blog post, I couldn’t describe the expression properly. Jinwoo was saying goodbye to her without letting her on that it could very well be the last time he saw her (at least for a long time). I warned you, didn’t I? I said it reminded me of that scene in Casablanca. While I can’t say I am happy with the ending (I think I’m a closet romantic), it made sense because ever since the kiss and goodbye scene at the mall, I had this feeling creeping in my bones that maybe that was not a random kiss at all but a planned last farewell True to form, MotA delivered shockers till the very end, showing that anything the viewers will predict will actually not happen!
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