Episode 11 of My Demon opens with a dramatic rescue as Gu-Won saves Do-Hee from the flames engulfing the convenience store. Miraculously, the tattoo that grants Gu-Won his powers is transferred back to him, though the details of this occurrence remain shrouded in mystery. Despite the unanswered questions, the couple’s safety is the paramount concern, hinting at the possibility that their selfless love might have swayed their fate.
A Morning of Joy and Concern
The next day, Gu-Won awakens enveloped in happiness, his powers restored and Do-Hee safe by his side. He radiates joy, feeling like the luckiest man alive. However, beneath his elation lies a concern for Do-Hee’s well-being. Despite her assurances, he senses she needs time to heal. Their morning is filled with love as they coordinate outfits, a sweet testament to their deepening bond.
Office Dynamics and Gu-Won’s Triumph
Arriving at the office after a blissful morning, Gu-Won can’t resist boasting to the Arabica lady about his victory. He cryptically mentions to Do-Hee that this woman is his boss but leaves the details hanging. This moment of gloating, while light-hearted, could potentially have repercussions later on.
At the office, Do-Hee and Da-Jeong navigate an awkward atmosphere following their drunken encounter. Meanwhile, Gu-Won’s spirits are high as he celebrates his birthday with his colleagues. Returning to his office, he’s warmly greeted by his team, grateful for their support in finding Gwang-Chul and willingly accepts the role of their leader.
Ga-Young’s Dilemma
Bok-Gyu rejoices in Gu-Won’s return to his powerful, albeit arrogant, self. Ga-Young, though pleased, is fraught with worry over Gu-Won’s possible anger towards her. Her recent actions, which bordered on betrayal, have rightfully earned her Gu-Won’s cold shoulder.
Gu-Won’s Quest for a New Deal
Empowered once again, Gu-Won embarks on a mission to strike a new deal with a human. He encounters an elderly man desperate for his ailing wife to recognize him one last time. Gu-Won agrees to assist but struggles to comprehend the man’s willingness to endure eternal damnation for a fleeting moment with his wife.
A Heartrending Farewell
As the old man’s wife acknowledges him, allowing for a final exchange of love and gratitude, Gu-Won witnesses a profoundly moving scene. To his surprise, he finds himself shedding tears, questioning his own humanity and capacity for empathy. This emotional moment leaves him conflicted as he denies any feelings of mercy towards humans.
Investigating the Sokcho Plot
Gu-Won and Do-Hee delve into the mystery surrounding the events in Sokcho, considering Bok-Gyu, Seok-Hoon, Ga-Young, and Da-Jeong as potential suspects. Gu-Won particularly suspects Da-Jeong, leading them to tail her, only to uncover her secret romance with Bok-Gyu. This unexpected relationship development brings a lighter note to the episode.
A Passionate Evening Together
Despite Da-Jeong’s hesitations about her relationship with Bok-Gyu, there’s hope she’ll overcome her fears. Meanwhile, Gu-Won and Do-Hee return home, determined not to be outdone in romance, leading to a passionate night together.
Gu-Won is plagued by recurring dreams of Wolsim, a woman from his past, whose face he can’t discern. Seeking answers, he confronts the Arabica lady, the deity, who cryptically advises him to explore the reasons behind his erased memories of Wolsim. Her words about fate’s inevitable cycle leave Gu-Won deeply troubled.
Suk-Min’s Schemes
Suk-Min’s unexpected visit to Do-Hee’s office, under the guise of familial support, raises suspicions. He leaves an old photo that triggers Do-Hee’s childhood memories, particularly her guilt over her parents’ death. Gu-Won offers comfort, promising unwavering support.
Seok-Hoon’s visit to Suk-Min’s family uncovers the demon manual, hinting at deeper secrets. However, the manual disappears before Gu-Won and Do-Hee can investigate. Meanwhile, Do-Gyeong’s confession at the police station, claiming responsibility for multiple crimes, leaves Do-Hee in a state of shock and disbelief.
Suk-Min, acting surprised by Do-Gyeong’s arrest, secretly orchestrates to keep the matter under wraps. He blames Se-Ra for their son’s actions, revealing his manipulative nature. In a lighter moment, Seok-Hoon and Gu-Won reconcile over drinks, with Seok-Hoon humorously vowing to exorcise Gu-Won if he ever harms Do-Hee.
Gu-Won’s Fears
The episode concludes with Gu-Won haunted by his dream, where he recognizes Wolsim as Do-Hee. His fear that history might repeat itself, possibly leading to Do-Hee’s harm, casts a shadow over their relationship. Despite this, their love continues to grow, offering viewers heartwarming moments of their life together.
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