The class rep is Ji-ye KIM that appears in Episode 1. The teacher asks then for class rep to draw attention of her colleagues. She also wants o make sure everyone deleted the evidence of bullying. The teacher then comes in and tell them not to tell anything to police and not feel guilty (because they bullied her). Episode 5: Red Shoes In the classroom 3-2 students talk about Jin-gyeong that jumped in front of a truck, having her lower body crushed. Here, Se-hui is scared something might go wrong, while Min-yeong is the more curious one, mocking her friend for being so scared. But if you pay attention you notice that the 2 girls are actually the girls from Episode 4, Min-yeong and Se-hui. When the police finds the body again it looks much worse, but they can conclude that the clothes look identical to the detective's clothes.Īt the end we see 2 girls getting in the elevator. The woman asks him to press number 1, but the elevator goes down without stopping. While going up and down according to the list posted by the boy, the detective sees himself and then a woman appears out of nowhere. Then, the detective in charge finds that the boy posted online about interdimensional travel. However, the police found a dead body that is too deteriorated to belong to the boy and also the clothes are different. We know for sure the woman from Episode 8 wants him dead, before they divorce, but what if the apparent wife from Episode 7 works with her to kill the man? A talisman like the one from Episode 8 might be hidden in the house.Įpisode 6: Dimension We see a video from an elevator where a boy lies down scared by something. Maybe the reason for all these is that the man is the husband of the woman from Episode 8. Why would she wear the cross, but not the wedding ring? Also if her faith in Christianity is so strong, why would she need talismans? The woman has a cross, a gold necklace, showing man is wealthy enough, but no other jewelries, not even a wedding ring.There is also only one bedroom and only one bed.It gives a feeling that he doesn't belong there. In the house you can see the child's and wife's items, like toys and make-up, but no items belonging to the man.
The monster was there even though the house was "protected" by talismans (at least 2 shown, one above each door).The monster looks like being made from cut pieces (like the feet from Episode 8), and also looks like a grown up version of the child born in Episode 8. While being home alone the man steps on hair, and after pulling the hair out he hears a scream.Īfter he comes back home he takes down the talisman and a monster appears while he sleeps. Also informs him a boy and a cop went missing. The woman tells her husband not to take off the talisman from bedroom wall because it brings bad luck. He is going with his mother to visit his grandmother. Episode 7: Threshold It starts with a boy tripping. The talisman plays important role both in Episode 8 and Episode 7. Her child must be the one that shaman killed at the beginning of the episode and whose feet were buried near a tree, as in the end we see the mother hanged above her child's feet.īut before that, we see the birth of a monster baby. Then we see a mother asking the shaman to find her child. Director spends here a lot of time focusing on her jewelries, especially on her ring, showing her (or her husband's) wealth.The shaman gives her a talisman to be put in the pillow case. We can see then how the shaman kills a child.Īfterwards we see a customer whose husbands has and affair, and she wants him dead so they won't divorce. We find out that shamans abduct children, starve them and kill them to capture and use their spirit. ** SPOILERS ** Episode 8: Birth It starts with the tale of Yeommae hex. But in order to point out those awesome details I need to explain what happens in each episode. Made me excited and curious enough to see if my theories are right. Taking into account the details I will point out bellow, I think Goedam is a work of a GENIUS, and that is why I liked it so much. But if we watch from Episode 8 back to Episode 1 it makes more sense.Īlso Episode 8 is the longest and provides the story, and the others are shorter and no story is explictly told, but they build up on each other. The catch here is that the episodes are in reverse order. Very interesting series, at first episodes seem to have no connection at all, but if you follow with attention you see they are actually CONNECTED.
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