He tells her that she is to die six days from now, and that this date of her death was determined as she was born. I knew his last schedule would come back to bite us in the ass, but this is too cruel. He says that he received his last schedule for his remaining time, and the last person on that list… is her. You can refuse it if you like.” She asks, trembling, if this means she’s going to die. Why does she remember her 49 days? Why is he appearing to her?Īnd in his trademark blunt but sympathetic way, the Scheduler says, “This is your last cruel gift. She recognizes him and asks why he’s here, why she can see him, if she’s not dead…Īs soon as the words come out of her mouth, it dawns on her that something is wrong. Lest we think it’s her assumption because her memories are intact, we flashback to earlier in the hospital, when the Scheduler appeared in front of Ji-hyun.

She says she does, but then adds, “I’m going to die soon.” What the? Yi-kyung asks if Ji-hyun really remembers her, and Kang, from her 49 days. It solidifies the assumption that I started this drama with-that the best thing about this show would always be the writing, which elevates everything else, and brings all our characters full circle.

Okay, fine, it’s maybe a hair shy of perfect, but damn if it isn’t the most satisfying ending I’ve seen in a long time. So here it is in a nutshell: It’s FUCKING PERFECT. If I tried to explain this episode in a paragraph, I think I’d spill more tears, and frankly, I don’t know if I have any left. 494 Novem49 Days: Episode 20 (Final) by girlfriday

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