QUOTE (babossagaji @ Sep 28 2009, 12:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
i'm so lost and confused. tell me what's going on.
tell us about it. Let's clear those confusing parts.
what happened in ch65,66 is like this:
>>>So chapter 64 ended with us going back to the future, at the Imperial Palace, where the Emp was thinking about the past and suddenly we see a Nakbin.
Now chapter 65... Soah is preparing herself for a party I suppose... And then we see Habaek and Mura talking - the latter drowning Soah a few chapters ago. The they are suddenly interrupted by Soah, who has been given quite a sharp tongue by Yun-nim by now.
At the party, Soah is missing. The Emp says she must be feeling unwell. Mui - a bit drunk, or at least he says so - goes to her chambers. There they ended up talking while she was stitching his clothes. AND then she pops the question: what is your real name?
About this, it was previously discussed, but once again an explanation is in need:
Let's take an example - quite a silly one, but go along with me.
Mrs.Jane Smith is a teacher.
Jane Smith - is her given name /// in our case - MUI
Teacher is the title given by society /// in our case HABAEK
and the third one, the soul's name /// in our case BING EE.
the third one is like...total submission, if founded by others that want to use him.
if founded, he becomes like a puppet I think.
only his parents and him know about it.... well now including Soah. Nakbin failed in finding it - HA! take that nakbin!!
Imagine the contradictions in this girl by now... tsk tsk Mui... she thought of herself as being casted aside, not loved by him and now he tells her his most important secret.
But what's more surprising it's her decision of not telling the Emp Mui's true name.
But the deadline is approaching, since the Emp said to banwang that the useless ones must be thrown away aka Soah will be killed if she doesn't give the Emperor what he wants.
And about the final pages of ch 66... well, we have two girls that look like Nakbin. I am not going to spoil the fun of the next chapter by saying what shouldn't be said.
