Memories of the Alhambra: Episode 14

243 January 15, 2019January 15, 2019

by LollyPip

Our weary hero is nearing the end of his year-long quest — whether he succeeds or fails, it will all be over soon. He’s risked everything in the attempt to save someone he’s never even met, and he’s suffered significant losses in the process. But the game may still demand one final sacrifice before it gives up its most precious treasure.

EPISODE 14 RECAP

During a break at her modeling shoot, Yu-ra learns that Jin-woo didn’t show up at the police station for his questioning today. Young-joon, her manager/current fling, tells her that Jin-woo met with Professor Cha this morning — but he doesn’t know why, only that something doesn’t feel right.

Yu-ra starts making frantic phone calls, but she’s calling Professor Cha, not Jin-woo as Young-joon assumes. She dials Professor Cha’s number repeatedly for hours, getting progressively drunk on wine, but Professor Cha never answers. Her lawyer advises her not to attend the witness interviews tomorrow, only saying vaguely that Professor Cha told him to tell her not to go.

She screams at Young-joon for not finding out the reason, and he loses his temper. He accuses her of making a deal with Professor Cha when he told her not to trust him, and Yu-ra growls that she’ll kill all of them for manipulating her. Young-joon walks out on her, so Yu-ra get dressed and stumbles to a taxi, directing the starstruck driver to the police station.

The reporters at the station swarm her, but she goes in without answering their questions. She tells the worried detective that she’s been drinking, but only to work up the courage to come give a statement, promising him that what she has to say will help his investigation.

She tells the detective a complete fabrication — that Jin-woo confessed to her that he strangled Hyung-seok with his own two hands out of anger. She says that his fall at the hostel was actually a suicide attempt, and that the only other person who heard Jin-woo’s confession was Secretary Seo, who is now conveniently dead after traveling with Jin-woo.

When she finally gets a call from Professor Cha, Yu-ra asks for a break. She tells Professor Cha that she’s at the station giving the statement he coached her to say, with a few extra details to spice it up. Professor Cha snaps that he instructed her not to say anything, but Yu-ra shrieks that she’s not his dog to boss around.

She accuses him of scheming with Jin-woo and threatens to take them both down by confessing to the police that Professor Cha made her commit perjury. as well as what he did to steal Soo-jin’s assets. Later, Professor Cha’s lawyer tells him that Yu-ra came to the station tonight without her manager’s knowledge, and that she’s even agreed to a few interviews with reporters.

As she leaves the station, Yu-ra puts on a big show in front of the reporters. She says with fake humility that she told the police the entire truth, and that her heart goes out to Hyung-seok, who was a victim of infidelity like she was.

Director Park has a mini panic attack when he learns what’s happening and asks Professor Cha if he should shut down the game servers. Professor Cha tells him to leave it on and to let Jin-woo sort things out in his own way. Director Park wants to cancel the re-investigation into Hyung-seok’s death since it seems Jin-woo’s been telling the truth about the game all along, but Professor Cha whispers that it’s too late — he’s dug his own grave.

Director Park calls Jin-woo, who’s still in the game (judging by his lack of a limp), to ask if he’s heard about what Yu-ra did. He tells Jin-woo that Yu-ra gave a statement that he killed Hyung-seok and confessed to her, and that it’s enough to get Jin-woo arrested without a warrant.

Director Park is in Pyeongchang where Professor Cha is hiding out, and he wants to meet Jin-woo as soon as possible to make a plan. But Jin-woo is standing only a few feet from a crowd of cops, and he says blandly, “They’re already here for me.”

He goes back inside the restaurant to get Hee-joo, but she’s surrounded by the police, who tell her that they located Jin-woo using the pictures the other diners were posting online. Hee-joo is stalling for time, so Jin-woo makes a run for it, but he’s spotted and the police give chase.

Jin-woo manages to lose the police, but he’s still got the in-game soldiers to deal with. Hee-joo calls him to ask why the cops are looking for him, but Jin-woo is shot by an in-game sniper and drops his phone.

He ducks into a restaurant, where the patrons begin snapping photos as he spots a soldier outside and aims his guns. Several more soldiers spawn inside the restaurant just as Jin-woo gets a notification that he’s out of bullets. Craaaap.

Fortunately Jin-woo had Yang-joo make those special items for him, and the tiny lighter-sized flamethrower does an excellent job getting rid of the NPCs (and gains him another level). Unfortunately he looks like a loony to the restaurant patrons, waving his arm around in the air, and they get plenty of incriminating pictures.

When the NPCs are gone, Jin-woo apologizes to the restaurant owner and looks for his phone. A cop outside sees him, but Jin-woo manages to give them the slip again. They decide to call for backup, and one cop notes that Jin-woo’s awfully fast for a guy who’s supposed to have a bum leg.

When he can’t reach Jin-woo by phone, Director Park calls Yang-joo, who tells him that Jin-woo is still in Myeongdong with Hee-joo. So Director Park calls Hee-joo, and she asks him why the police are after Jin-woo since not showing up for his questioning isn’t a crime. Director Park wails that the situation has gotten much, much worse.

Hee-joo logs back in and follows the game to Jin-woo, whom she spots bursting out of an alley, shooting at more soldiers. He doesn’t see her, though, and runs off down again. He goes into a clothing store to avoid the sniper that’s still taking shots at him, and hides in a changing room.

Just inches outside the door, an NPC soldier freezes as the “your duel is being delayed” message transmits to Jin-woo. There’s still thirteen minutes before his weapons reload, and as he waits, he’s notified that Yang-joo has sent him a few more new items. One is a watch, which he equips, then sits back to read the instructions.

He realizes that Hee-joo is looking for him, so he pops out of the dressing room just long enough to yank her inside. He snaps at her for logging in again, but she just hugs him, relieved that he’s okay. She ignores his request that she remove the smart lens and gives him her phone, saying that Director Park is trying to reach him.

Jin-woo calls Director Park and tells him that he ran from the police because, if they handcuff him and he can’t use his hands, the game will succeed in killing him. He says that he needs to do something to prove he’s innocent, and warns Director Park not to close down the server unless he wants to see them and the company go down.

After hanging up, Jin-woo does something with his game watch that causes the NPC soldiers to freeze in place for five minutes. Handy item! He and Hee-joo walk out right past them, and he calls her a taxi, saying that he needs to stay and level up as fast as possible.

Hee-joo refuses to go, but Jin-woo says that he needs her to do something for him at home. She can’t resist his dimpled smile and gets in the taxi. Jin-woo says that this will be finished by tomorrow morning, and promises to come see her as soon as it’s all done. His words sound reassuring, but he watches Hee-joo ride away as if he’ll never see her again.

When the five minutes is up, Jin-woo’s watch automatically returns to his in-game inventory and the NPC soldiers begin to move again. He takes out another special item, a lighter this time, fires it up, and tosses it into the store when a customer opens the door. There’s a huge explosion, and though obviously no real damage is done, the soldiers are eliminated.

Hee-joo arrives home and runs up to her room to frantically look through her box of flyers again. Min-joo comes in and says that Jin-woo called to tell her to stop looking — he only asked her to help him in order to make her go home.

Feeling stupid, Hee-joo checks on Grandma then goes to the kitchen to make porridge and wait for Jin-woo to show up in the morning like he promised. The doorbell rings at dawn, but it’s Director Park, who asks nervously if she’s heard from Jin-woo. He tells Hee-joo that Yang-joo told him she and Jin-woo are dating, and he jokes that he can’t approve of her relationship with a guy like Jin-woo.

She doesn’t laugh, and she confesses that Jin-woo lied to her last night to make her go home, so now she’s just waiting and feeling helpless. Director Park expresses regret for not believing in Jin-woo and sighs that he might lose his friend as well as the company as a result.

Yang-joo calls Director Park with good news — Jin-woo finally hit level 100! It didn’t come without a cost, though… we see him slumped in an alley, exhausted and surrounded by dead NPCs. The game congratulates him and says that he can now use Master’s special item, the Key to Heaven.

He calls Yang-joo and tells him to move Emma to a Catholic church across the street from his location. But in his distraction, Jin-woo forgets to stay alert, and a terrorist creeps close enough to shoot the phone out of his hands. He takes several more bullets, and just as the soldier lines up a killing head shot, he’s shot down himself… it’s NPC Secretary Seo!

He looks exactly the same as the last time Jin-woo saw him, riddled with arrows and covered in blood, but he defeats the terrorist and makes sure that the area is clear. He looks at Jin-woo for a long moment, his expression heartbreakingly blank, then he disappears. Dammit, I’m crying again.

Gulping back tears, Jin-woo gets back on the phone and tells Yang-joo to move Emma to the church.

Heartened by Jin-woo’s success in reaching level 100, Director Park heads back to the office. He tells Hee-joo that this time, he’s choosing to trust Jin-woo. After he leaves, Hee-joo grabs her coat and borrows Sang-bum’s car, not stopping to explain to him what’s going on.

Jin-woo rests for a few minutes, then drags himself to his feet and slowly makes his way towards the church. As he sits in a pew and crosses himself, he thinks: “I have never believed in God, but I would like to rely on him now. Please let this be the end.”

While he waits for Emma, he gets a text from Soo-jin that says simply, “I’m sorry.” He’s about to call her when he hears the guitar, and he looks up to see Emma sitting near the pulpit. He approaches and tells her that he has something for her, and she asks if it’s the Key to Heaven.

She holds out her hand, and Jin-woo gives her the Key. With the Key to Heaven safely in the Hand of Fatima, the game notifies Jin-woo that he’s completed Master’s quest.

Nearby, a man tells some policemen that he saw Yoo Jin-woo going towards the church, and they call for backup. The cops swarm the church, while at the same time, Hee-joo drives around the area looking for Jin-woo. She sees the speeding cop cars and follows them, but when she arrives at the church, the only people there are some praying nuns. She logs into the game and looks around, and after a moment, Emma appears again.

Director Park is almost frantic for news about Jin-woo, but Yang-joo hasn’t heard anything since he moved Emma for him. He has heard from Hee-joo, but she says that Jin-woo isn’t at the church. Yang-joo can’t track him because he logged out, but he wasn’t arrested since the police are still searching for him.

Young-joon walks right into Yu-ra’s bedroom to wake her up, furious about her little stunt at the police station last night. He yells that she’s going to kill her career, but she says sleepily that she’ll kill Jin-woo, Professor Cha, and even Soo-jin. Young-joon says that she got her wish, because Soo-jin might actually die.

Soo-jin had seen Yu-ra on the news this morning, stating that it was infidelity that killed Hyung-seok. She’d texted Jin-woo the message, “I’m sorry,” then had taken a bunch of pills from her office’s sample closet. One of the nurses found her in her office, and now she’s in the hospital in critical condition.

The cop in charge of catching Jin-woo denies to the press that they are trying to arrest Jin-woo without a warrant, despite multiple online posts from witnesses to last night’s chase.

Hee-joo goes looking for Jin-woo in the area where she left him last night, resolutely logging herself back in every time the game logs her out automatically for being attacked in a high-level area. She retraces her steps all the way to the clothing store, but Jin-woo isn’t there.

It reminds her of last night when Jin-woo had started to lead her from the dressing room, but he’d stopped and closed the door again. He’d given her a kiss, taking his time, then he’d looked at her for a long moment before taking her hand and leading her out.

As the day goes on and Jin-woo fails to show up or log back into the game, Director Park and Yang-joo start to lose their faith. Director Park tells Yang-joo that it’s time to shut down the server, knowing that this decision means bankruptcy for J.One, and it’s done.

Hee-joo spends the whole next day in her room, preferring to lie in bed and cry. Min-joo goes out after dark, but when she gets to the street, she sees something that makes her yell for Hee-joo to come out. Hee-joo comes running, and all Min-joo can do is point at a dark figure standing nearby and stammer, “There…”

Hee-joo steps closer to the person until she recognizes his face – Se-joo is home.

COMMENTS

Okay, don’t get me wrong, I’m thrilled that Se-joo is back safe! Everything that Jin-woo has gone through for the past year, the literal and figurative sacrifices he’s made, haven’t been in vain. He dedicated his entire life to rescuing a boy he never even met, for no other reason than it was the right thing to do, never giving up even when he suffered permanent physical injury and devastating personal loss, and that makes him nothing less than a hero. But I can’t help but be terribly afraid that the game wouldn’t just hand over Se-joo without exacting a price — such as Jin-woo himself. He logged out of the game and seems to have disappeared, but what if he’s still in the game, trapped in the same place Se-joo was trapped for the past year? And if he is, who will rescue him?

One of the thing this show’s writer has been criticized for in her past shows is the tendency for the rules of the universe she sets up to fall apart in the last few episodes. But we only have two episodes left and everything is holding up very, very well, and I believe that the answer lies in the way the writer has approached the AR game. While in real life I would want an AR game to be much more complex than “fight whoever the game throws at you,” I’m satisfied with this game being much more straightforward, because I think it’s shown this way for a reason: that Jin-woo isn’t playing the game the way Se-joo made it to be played. He’s only trying to get to level 100 so he can use the Key of Heaven and rescue Se-joo. For you non-gamers, most video games that require the player to level up offer different ways to do that: Advancing through the story (or “campaign”) and completing quests (in-game tasks that offer extra experience points on completion) are the most popular because they are the most interesting – questing is fun and interesting and makes a game’s story richer. And we can tell that those things are there outside of Jin-woo’s experience playing the game, because we’ve seen the clues, like player-hub cafes, pirates, and NPCs who viciously defend their own safe zone.

But Jin-woo isn’t playing the game as it’s meant to be played. What Jin-woo has been doing is called “grinding” — just killing mobs (game-generated enemies) for no reason other than to gain experience and level up. Grinding is boring and repetitive and inefficient, but Jin-woo didn’t have a choice, since he couldn’t go out into the city and play through a storyline, but had to fight mobs in an abandoned school. So I can overlook that the show’s writer didn’t bother too much about giving the game a complex story when nobody important is playing it, anyway. This is one of the few times that I actually approve of a writer taking a shortcut, because by keeping Jin-woo’s gameplay to simple grinding, it’s allowed the writer to focus on making the part of the game that’s important to Jin-woo’s struggle extremely interesting and consistent (though the gamer in me wants to bang my head on concrete at the prospect of grinding 96 levels, gaaaah).

What I still don’t fully understand is why the game continues to be a threat (we’ll forget the how, because frankly, it just seems like actual magic) to Jin-woo and Se-joo, long after the people who tried to harm them are dead. I understand that Emma witnessed Marco stabbing Se-joo, so (I think) she created a glitch that allowed Se-joo to fight back in a tangible way, ending in Marco’s death by an in-game weapon. Similarly, Hyung-seok threatened to kill Se-joo and Marco within Emma’s hearing, so that’s most likely why she allowed Hyung-seok and Jin-woo’s duel to turn deadly and get rid of the second threat to Se-joo. If it stopped there, it would make total sense — both players who wanted to kill Se-joo got eliminated indirectly by the NPC that Se-joo created specifically as a protector. But then game created NPCs of Marco and Hyung-seok, putting Se-joo and Jin-woo in danger when Emma’s intent was to save them. In addition, the game can harm Jin-woo and those allied with him while they’re logged in, and has even killed one of his allies in what seemed like a random encounter (and Secretary Seo will forever be a sore place in my heart, right next to Byung-hee). So I hope that the writer has some good explanations for this, because otherwise she’s done a fantastic job keeping the lore of the drama consistent, and I’d like to think there’s a reason for this, too.

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1 stellaness

January 15, 2019 at 4:05 PM

Wow can't wait for next weeks episodes! And the kiss scenes between HB & PSH are just so intense. I love it! I'm enjoying all the action, mystery, and romance jam packed into these episodes and I love how each episode is not what it seems and we find out what really happened in the next episode. The time line could be confusing but i'm really enjoying the mix up of it. Love this drama so much. Hyun Bin's voice is so sexy and love his narrations in each ep!

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gemwendz

January 15, 2019 at 5:59 PM

While I can't wait for next week's episodes, I must admit I'm dreading for that day to come because I will have to say goodbye forever to this wonderful show. Huhu! MoA has been my mood lifter after a week-long of dueling work for months now. And to realize that it has come to an end, and God knows how long when I'll see Hyun Bin again, it's keeping me depressed for days. :( I absolutely love this show!

Anyway, about the kiss, it was so intense and desperate as if JW won't be seeing HJ again. Like a final kiss. No wonder HJ spent the next day crying in bed. And I cried with her, too. :( What if Se-joo got out of the game in exchange for JW? Please don't do that to me writer-nim!

I totally agree with you about Hyun Bin's sexy voice. A lot of beanies are attracted to his dimples but for me, his most appealing features are his voice and his nose. I absolutely adore those of him. <3

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yayabean

January 15, 2019 at 6:55 PM

For you @stellaness

https://youtu.be/4xiPkqVtBzI

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cherry 🍒

January 17, 2019 at 10:45 AM

This was the first kiss where PSH didn’t look like she was suffering through the whole kiss. Well, it’s Hyun Bin after all 😀

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Cooler

January 18, 2019 at 10:04 PM

I didn't mean to upvote, I meant to reply.

Heirs, Pinnochio, and Doctors. I didn't even watch Heirs and know that she had a passionate kiss. I don't know any of her work before those, but I do know that I've seen that critique on here every time she's in something and it doesn't match what's going on the screen.

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2 celywely_kh

January 15, 2019 at 4:09 PM

Can't wait for the next episode!!!😆Can't time move faster

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3 mianmian

January 15, 2019 at 4:11 PM

JUNG HOOOOOON!!! Crying with you!!! I was hoping he would show up again. Too often a secondary character dies and is never mentioned again (as if they never existed and were never important), but respawning dead allies is a remedy for that. So I appreciate beloved Secretary Seo showing up, even though the devastation on Jin Woo’s face when he sees him hurts... it hurts in a good way. He must feel so guilty, but at least Jung Hoon is completing his quest with him, even if in NPC form.

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4 blnmom

January 15, 2019 at 4:26 PM

Thanks for the explanation about grinding, LollyPip. Interesting and informative for us non-gamers.

Can't wait for next week to see where Sejoo was this whole time. (The answer better not be a wormhole.) Also want to see if they're going to be able to fix the game.

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Lumiere

January 15, 2019 at 7:37 PM

The game I'm playing requires me to watch video ads to collect "diamonds" and each video is worth a measly 3 diamonds. So watching ads upon ads I have no desire to watch just to collect diamonds feels "grinding" to me. It's so aptly termed, isn't it?

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WisdomToothless

January 16, 2019 at 3:44 AM

Haha are you by chance plating superstar bts?

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Lumiere

January 17, 2019 at 6:28 PM

Nah, it's an interior design game called Design Home

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Cooler

January 18, 2019 at 10:10 PM

I play that. Currently I'm only logging in every day to get my free 500 diamonds.

I'm also in semi-protest because of a 3.9 I got on a design that looks nearly identical to one of the top scoring rooms.

Lumiere

January 21, 2019 at 6:10 PM

The voting system is not without flaws. Our designs are judged by fellow competitors and it doesn't seem to matter whether the design adheres to the theme given or otherwise. I'm always annoyed how no one seems to get the Midcentury Modern style...

Classy

January 16, 2019 at 9:23 AM

Is it Harry potter??
Then I feel you.

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luzitania

January 16, 2019 at 10:39 AM

I am playing the Harry Potter one and man, the struggle is real.

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Classy

January 16, 2019 at 10:51 AM

I like the game though.
Or its the "Lets live Hogwarts life at least like this" nature"
lol

luzitania

January 16, 2019 at 6:02 PM

@classy Same. 😄 it’s the closest thing I will get to the real thing anyway.

Classy

January 18, 2019 at 9:00 AM

Lumiere

January 17, 2019 at 6:31 PM

Harry Potter sounds great as I am quite the Potterhead, but I fear I might become too preoccupied and resort to ignoring my children completely, on top of all the KDramas that I'm watching!

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another woodalchi nicole recruit

January 17, 2019 at 8:43 AM

"THE ANSWER BETTER NOT BE A WORMHOLE" <<<----- this!!!

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5 spazmo

January 15, 2019 at 4:28 PM

i am enjoying this ride, as are my husband and daughter -- the second "family watch" drama after Mr. Sunshine!
: )

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hallyumint

January 16, 2019 at 9:20 AM

Spazmo
Really with the kissing scene & all.

I really can't share a k drama kiss with my mom so i tell to watch it on her tab.

While i watch mine in absolutely privacy.

There are some things u can't share with family.

Atleast for me not the romantic bits

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spazmo

January 16, 2019 at 12:09 PM

oh, my daughter is in her 20s...
; )

but the appeal for my two people is that they are gamers! well, my husband gets seasick with the RPG games these days, too much realism...

but the girl is still the gamer on all platforms, except online.

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hallyumint

January 19, 2019 at 4:27 AM

I thought games are online only

have a lot to learn of games

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6 Kairoskat 💐

January 15, 2019 at 4:29 PM

What wrong has JW done that the game seems to be so adamant to kill him? Referring to JW's call with Park: if the cops handcuff him and he can’t use his hands, the game will succeed in killing him.

And how convinient is it to just move Emma wherever. Why can't he just tell programmer dude to make her appear then and there in front of him, save the hassle to walk. Remember JW has a limp 🤷🏻‍♀️

And HJ's function in this ep was to keep tabs on JW. Unfortunately that didn't last long.

SJ...finally you are back after 14 episodes in limbo. You have some serious explaining to do. Lots of explaining and clarification needed to be heard from you so we can know what on earth is wrong with this game you made.

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dogemama

January 15, 2019 at 4:56 PM

Yangju said the tracker is not precise. He needed a landmark to focus on.

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Kairoskat 💐

January 15, 2019 at 5:21 PM

Oh. I missed that part.
JW is doing all sorts of cheating in this game. From levelling up at a secret place to special items to moving key game characters at his whim haha

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nanograpes

January 15, 2019 at 5:39 PM

He sort of owns the game right? ;)

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Kairoskat 💐

January 15, 2019 at 5:54 PM

Errrr. Since he owns it why not just abolish the old game and make a new one? Haha

Yashashree Jadhav

January 15, 2019 at 5:49 PM

I think Yang Ju requested a place that would be open and a landmark because the location is not very accurate. He also needed a big enough/isolated? space to relocate Emma. I am guessing that relocating Emma takes a lot of computing power so he wanted to find the best place for her to appear?

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Kairoskat 💐

January 15, 2019 at 6:02 PM

Relocating a key character which is supposedly to be in Granada to me is just weird. All this time, i have the perception Emma in programmer dude's office is just a projection. JW had to go to Granada to chat with Emma for the first time ever (the useless talk before he went into the dungeon on a suicide mission only to be saved by zombie seo and torchlights). I don't get this. If the real NPC emma was in Seoul all this time, JW should have just talked with her when he saw programmer dude change her clothes 🤔

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Yashashree Jadhav

January 15, 2019 at 6:07 PM

Hmmm thats an interesting thought. JinWoo definitely spoke to Emma when he was back in Granada but he hadn't spoken to her when we saw the clothes change in Yang Ju's office and I agree at that time it seemed like that Emma was just a projection. But when she appeared in Jin Woo's house she seemed real (as in real Granada NPC Emma) . I wonder if they have the core code , they could bring her from Granada?

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Lord Cobol (Kdramas, like water, flow downhill)

January 15, 2019 at 8:11 PM

I think game character can be wherever the game needs them.
Remember, once the game goes live and lots of players get to level 5, Emma could be in a zillion places at once, meeting different players.
But putting her where the game didn't want her could be quite a project for the programmer to do in a hurry.

Kairoskat 💐

January 15, 2019 at 10:05 PM

@lordcobol that makes sense. Emma can be wherever. I wish they did that earlier on when JW reached level 5. No need to wait for him to go to Granada to talk to her again haha

kittykatty

January 15, 2019 at 8:36 PM

Hm interesting point. I think there are two Emma(s), the original one is located in Granada and the other one is in Seoul. Both have the same role as the peacemaker. The company re-created the game using the new locations in Seoul and new NPCs but had the same pattern as the original one in Granada. All the NPCs are changed due to portrait rights (the Spain assassin was changed to the Joseon assassin, etc), except for Emma. Yang Joo kept her as the peacemaker in the Seoul

When Yang Joo changed Emma's clothes in front of Jin Woo, the program must have not completed yet, so we saw her just like a projection. As a matter of proof, we can see how Emma in the office could make the swords disappear. So the Emma that Yang Joo could relocate is actually the Emma from Seoul (who was previously in his office, then was relocated in Jin Woo's hotel room, and then in the church)

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ohduhree

January 16, 2019 at 3:07 AM

But he didn't go to Granada to chat with her. As you said, he went there to do the dungeon quest and just decided to stop by Alcazaba to get the pirates' services and talk to Emma.. And their first encounter wasn't a grand point in the story.. He just learned that she grants health points. I'd agree with what others said here--that just like how they made the game NPCs in Seoul, Yangju kept Emma's character despite JW's initial order.

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7 Miky

January 15, 2019 at 4:33 PM

Man,i was sooo busy this episode swooning over Hyun Bin,found his simple attire with the jacket soooo darn sexy,it was hard at times to keep track of the action jjajaja I really feel sory for Jinwoo,not only he is in a living hell but he must now watch his secretary/friend in that state...

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seoul_searcher

January 15, 2019 at 5:00 PM

Glad i wasn’t the only one staring at Hyun Bin through out the past episodes. Whoever chose his outfit needs an award

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