Finally!

Finally Bong Seon is fully present. And watching Bong Seon and Seon Woo interact truly shows how right they are for eachother. Not to mention that a flashback is shown of how Bong Seon was also a lonely child, and that two lonely souls had finally found eachother. Heck Bong Seon even gets along with So Hyeong. In big part it is thanks to Sun Ae shacking up her world and showing Bong Seon that she is more then her fear. That Bong Seon doesn't have to hold herself back.

That said it was inevitable that Bong Seon would have doubts. Seon Woo has spent a lot of time with Sun Ae. Some pivotal moments occurred with Sun Ae, not Bong Seon. Sadly Bong Seon doesn't know that he likes her when she is Bong Seon the most, especially the Bong Seon that Sun Ae has helped to grow.

This is an episode that is beautiful in the romance it's created. And heartbreaking because you can fully see why Bong Seon and Seon Woo can't be together at this point. Solid writing, and solid characters. Despite Bong Seon not truly be present, the writers have done a marvelous job giving viewers just enough information. With this episode and the last few Bong Seon has somehow become a fully developed character. One I truly love and respect.

It's also heartbreaking for Sun Ae, but it's also the first steps leading her to why she might truly be staying behind. Dying a virgin is a silly thing to stay behind for. Now experiencing love, that's something else entirely. However, the dark tones and sub plots that Oh My Ghost has been hinting at are finally coming to light. Sun Ae knows something is up.

Overall I hope the writers, who have proven themselves here, can create a great mystery. Not to mention wrap up everything. Oh My Ghost deserves a solid and complete ending. With 4 episodes left I'm on the edge of my seat.

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