Thank you JB and GF for preparing this during your busy preparations for KCON. It was great hearing your voices again! I've taken notes from what you said. I like that your views are both similar and different from mine and set me thinking along more interesting paths.

@Camelia

Aaah! An interesting and bold ending to our rather tricky love situation. It is actually (and painfully) probably the best and most true-to-life (if anything can be true to life with fantasy) option that is there. No easy solutions, no running away from consequences. Will the production company dare to go there?

What I liked about '49 Days' was that it did dare.

It was a bittersweet ending that was consistent with the rules of that dramaverse. No matter how much we may have wanted a different ending, we cannot fault that one.

Now we have a dead person who is (albeit unfairly) not supposed to be in love, a live person who would like to be but is not given a chance by a dead person, a strange vengeful evil spirit out to get maybe both live and dead girls together or separately and a hero who knows absolutely nothing of all this.

The other best resolution that I might come up with? Soon Ae saves Bong Sun from evil spirit and both Soon Ae and evil spirit leave this world. Since this story is about Soon Ae,... we find in the process that she had to confront her killer and save another in order to find peace. She also has to have grown even in death, be more self-sacrificing and others-centered in giving up Sun Woo.

Sun Woo has to deal with the fallout of a sister who finds herself married to a stranger and Sung Jae suddenly finding himself married to a wheelchair bound woman. Sun Woo also has to forgive Soon Ae for leaving and lying and Bong Sun for deceit.... over time and distance maybe, before starting afresh. This might be one way to have a 'clean' ending without the bad taste of deceitful 'love'.