Little Women: The Intro That Gives Rise to Fan Theories and Decoding Mysteries!

Little Women is one intriguing Kdrama that has taken us on a thrilling ride filled with mysteries and a blue orchid that is beautiful but deadly. And with an amazing plot and an even better cast, this show had already become the talk of the town after it’s premiere week.

Directed by Kim Hee-won and written by Jung Seo-kyung, the drama stars Kim Go-eun, Nam Ji-hyun, Park Ji-hoo, Wo Ha-joon, alongside other cast members.

There is no doubt that the plot of Little Women is cinematically beautiful, especially with the hidden meanings in every scene, but there’s something else that has made its way into the eyes of the viewers. It is none other than the intro that is not just creative and pretty but also carries the whole story in it.

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The intro of the show has really caught our attention, especially after the various scenes that changed the plot was actually noticed in the intro by some observant fans. And as the secrets were being let out, the Instagram account of The Swoon took the opportunity to let the cat out of the bag as they finally shared this with the fans.

Check out the Little Women Post by The Swoon

The post made by The Swoon shows us scenes from the intro that have taken place, like the blue orchid tree, the death of director Shin, Oh In-ju finding the money and so on. This only makes us look up to the marvellous creation of the people behind the show.

The creators seem to have already put up the whole plot in the intro and who knows, we may also find the ending of the show hidden in this clip that we usually skip. Such a suspense-filled clip only takes our excitement for the show to the next level and we are left shocked after decoding the future events that will take place through this little clip.

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Until then, let us enjoy the show and wait for the mysteries to be revealed. But if the wait is too long, then let us play detective and decode these mysteries ourselves.

Watch Little Women on Netflix.

Watch the Little Women Trailer

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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