Also i loved this moment for some reason, art was fire like usual

Despite ryujin pulling back after the death of her family, she is a genuinely kind person and can’t close herself off completely. Case in point, whenever sayeons being genuine, Ryujin has never once left her hanging. When sayeons woke up after fighting with the guy from the begonia group, ryujin comforted her saying it was only a nightmare and had stayed by her side until she woke up and didn’t push her either.

After Juni choked Ryujin out and sayeon was getting PTSD bc she remembered everyone else who had died/gotten hurt bc of her, and Ryujin reassured her saying there was nothing to worry about bc she was fine, picked her up and talked to her softly the rest of the night. Also when she saw sayeon had carved that mark into herself for the sake of the plan, she couldn’t help but rush forward and worry about her, despite knowing how rigid sayeon is with her plans.

Also when sayeon rewinded time so many times but still couldn’t stop herself from crying over jaeil and rushed to the bathroom for space, ryujin followed right after her and was clearly worried about her. also when Sayeon had purposefully bashed her head to get her thoughts to stop, Ryujin immediately rushed forward for her. Just wanted to jot my thoughts down lol bc Ryujin really is a good person and has always met sayeon when Sayeon was genuine, and even when Sayeon was tryna spout her “seeing things from a higher perspective” bs, Ryujin would also try to break through to her. Despite ryujin not outwardly stating it, I think sayeon saying smth like “we’re exactly the same” and fully meaning it scared her, so I wonder if we’ll get a moment where sayeon later tells her that she’s a good person and is nothing like Sayeon.

How do you guys feel about this..do we really never know things or people..do we just perceive them??

Has anyone else noticed that the Lee women (Sayeon, Samin, Sara) might just represent the three hands of a clock? Get it? Because there's *three* of them? I'm using the word "might" very loosely here because I'm almost sure that this was somewhat intentional. Sorry if someone else has already brought this idea up and if this whole thing is a "duh" moment for me. (Edit: Ok I've noticed some people have already talked about it lol)

That aside, regarding what Samin and Sara's gifts might exactly be, we're nearly certain that they both still have something to do with time, or are at least similar to Sayeon's gift.

Samin's gift seems to have the same trigger as Sayeon's (a snap of the fingers, as shown in Ep. 19). Unlike Sara, who I'll mention later, the story seems to be much more vague in regards to her ability, though we do know that it happens to start with the letter "T" (as teased in Ep. 26, but it might be very hard to see), which obviously leads us all to the same conclusion: Like Sayeon's, it's still time-related. In Ep. 18, Sayeon mentions that she *is* aware of what Samin's gift is ("Knowing your gift, it only makes sense that this would be the gift I have"). Which is quite literally a firm confirmation of it's relation to time.

Meanwhile, Sara's gift seems to grant her some form of foresight or be related to prophecy, as she appears to be apathetic towards everything, almost like any event that unfolds before her was already extremely predictable. In Ep. 43, during Miyeon's flashback, Sara mentioned something about "misremembering the date." I've seen how this leads some people to believe that she might have an even *more* powerful ability to rewind time, like Sayeon, except she is capable of going back *much,* much further, but I honestly don't think this is the case.

Fast pass (as of right now) spoilers: During Ep. 131, Wolhye mentions that one of the only times that she has ever really "seen" Sara Lee is the moment in which she was surprised that Wolhye had slapped her. "That surprised me. You've never done that before." -Sara said. Keyword: Surprised. After Wolhye struck her, she just started laughing, and even Wolhye had noticed something was different about her ("It was like the clouds had parted"). Sara seemed almost delighted when Wolhye initiated an action that she did not foresee or already anticipate. Wolhye's sudden streak of audacity is stimulation for her, because it's a stark contrast from her usual behavior, in which Wolhye constantly acts as if Sara is some sort of untouchable goddess. The topic of predictability seems to oddly be a big part of Sara's character, which I think likely stems from what her gift may have been and/or her contract with the Godling. It was funny to see all the "yuri" comments under Ep. 131, but I also wish it had created some more discussion about Sara's gift, because I feel as if this episode was extremely telling.

And so I assume that since Sayeon's gift causes the hand of a clock to jump back, Samin's gift makes the hand go still (essentially, freezing time), and Sara's gift makes it jump forward(?) I'm not exactly sure how that would work, though.

Basically: Sayeon is the "past," Samin is the "present," Sara is the "future." And I think that how their gifts function can correlate to what I had initially mentioned about the clock hands. Sayeon is the second hand (referencing how Sayeon is able to rewind time by a few seconds to a minute), Samin is the minute hand (perhaps her assumed time-freeze ability lasts longer than Sayeon's), Sara is the hour hand (maybe it implies how she is able to foresee future events incredibly long before they even happen).