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She threw that life and body away herself. Literally off a cliff. If Ellin hadn't inhabited her body that would have been complete end of story. Like if you threw away/donated an old toy only to find someone has carefully mended it and loves it and you are reminded of the feelings it once gave you. Is it right to take it away from the new owner? Sorry for the long response my brain ran away with it. :)

i totally get your point and to some degree i agree, i have the same opinion. girlie did waste her life, but i dont think you can put an equation between one’s life and a toy (superb analogy tho) i dont think its right either for solhwa to forcefully demand back the life she threw away, but if you think about it what drove her to jump off the cliff was the fact that she was so unhappy, and i just think i wouldnt have the heart to be like “uh no go back to death”, i really think people make wrong choices out of the whim like solhwa, yanno out of extreme feeling of miserable-ness threw herself...if i was solhwa and i didnt pass away, instead they put me to watch my life through someone’s eyes with my own conscience intact, my regret for killing myself ofc gonna buildup and if i happen to have a chance to go back to my body, i’ll take it. cant justify her actions too tho, just saying i think i can see her point and its hard to judge it in a black and white manner when its about emotional aspects


ok am i lame for making this sound so serious HAHAHAHAHAH ok imma go back to dumb

No no! People have been bringing up a lot of interesting ideas and perspectives regarding this. I think we also have to step back and remember that some force transported Ellin into this body in a completely different time period without her express consent in a life or death struggle in the palace. There is also the priestess and the other being she obeys and how their interference plays into all this. I definitely agree both of them have been/are being screwed over and I look forward to seeing how things resolve themselves. :)

agree! i thought off donated items too when i first read this chapter. solhwa has no ownership over something she willingly let go off.

It was his father. Nora's father was also raised very strictly and he recived that scar I assume from Nora's grandfather.

ahhh i see damn ok thankyou

No problemo (⌒▽⌒)

It’s refreshing