#go seung tak & cha youngmin

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Hard To Love » go seungtak & cha youngmin (fmv)

“It's another good thing about being able to see ghosts. You can save patients the other doctors can't save. Make it your superpower.”

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IT STILL DRIVES ME INSANE

i just think it's very mary shelley of Ko Seungtak to have done lifesaving open heart surgery on his mentor who is also the love of his life

the inherent homoeroticism of weaving stitches into the heart of your love, stitches that he taught you how to do afjhdlskgjlkgjaaaaaasjsdkhj i can't y'all

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One of my favorite MinTak looks.

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✨GHOST DOCTOR (2022)✨

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Title: (baby) you’re a haunted house

Author: BreakFreeKillerQueen

Fandom: Ghost Doctor (Korea TV)

Pairing: Cha Young Min/Ko Seung Tak

Rated: T+

Summary:

Ko Seungtak has been dangerously overworking himself and Cha Youngmin is worried. Something goes horribly wrong and the two of them deal with what comes next.

Note:

I am NOT a medical professional by any means so please excuse any inaccuracies. I did try my best but I’m just a fanfic author obsessed with a medical drama who took one (1) medical terminology class 2 years ago. Also I changed some rules regarding the supernatural elements to make things happen. It isn’t extreme, but definitely doesn’t happen in the drama.

This is a Canon Divergence AU.

[moonjvwon]

Something ain't right about Sejin calling out Youngmin's name like idc if his soul is around, the body that just got DECKED was still Seungtak's y'know 💀

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The fact that there are NO kisses in ghost doctor is the fact that makes it most sus to me. Like isn't this supposed to be a heterosexual rom-com? And one of the couple apparently even ends up together. So why is there no kiss? What is the reason for that choice???

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[alittleaboutmin]

Dont you know guys, the owner of the hospital where elijah do the treatment in switzerland is cha youngmin and go seung tak??? Ahahaha

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I love how you tagged me in the end like “I’m talking to you, don’t do that” LOL. Back to your amazing argument.

Wow bestie. Yeah, you’re absolutely right in your logical thinking. The only time I’m suspicious of Youngmin being in Seungtak’s body at his home is the part with the mirror:

Does he mean the last time inside Seungtak’s body or is it Seungtak saying it’s the last time he will go to the hospital and help? His body language and way of acting seems too far from the reality Go Seungtak is living in episode 13 with all the angst. Especially when we see this other part of Seungtak in his cousin’s office and Han saying “Cha Young Min, you ruined Seung Tak” it could be because he knew he was talking with Youngmin in Seungtak’s body and Youngmin went there to confront him or something, but Han will try to make him feel guilty.

The question is: how will Youngmin be able to enter Seungtak’s body again when he has lost this ability and go to his house without a body to possess in the hospital? There’s three options: 1. Seungtak must have gone back to the hospital in that same episode (and it’s him in the scene above) after the crying and brooding. 2. Youngmin found out a new way to leave the barrier, maybe with Tes help? Because now he’s like any other comatose ghost that isn’t able to possess people and he can do things he couldn’t before? Idk. Still leaves the question of why he would be able to get inside Seungtak’s body again. Their unique connection being an exception as always? 3. The last option I can think of: they succeeded in sabotaging Youngmin’s surgery and all the progress is lost, so he’s close to dying again and regains the ability to possess Seungtak. Of course, if that’s really what is happening here because it might as well be just Seungtak and no Youngmin inside him and I’m overthinking it.

predictions regarding ep 13

Hey guys I'd like to point out something that isn't such good news to our beloved characters. So if you are familiar with @prettylilthing07's post regarding Seungtak being in Youngmin's bed and such, I will support this instance with a rather neutral--or bad supporting argument.

So you see, in that picture (ref from @prettylilthing07):

It seems like Seungtak is portrayed in that picture due to his body language being odd if it is Youngmin's. I support this argument with.. another argument.

Do you remember the barrier? Comatose ghosts are not able to leave the barriers unless in an alive human's body (not comatose nor dead etc). And they shall shatter into gold glitters if they leave the body (this scenario has happened) and may disappear forever if not saved.

Now if Seungtak is the one portrayed and shown in that exact scene. It means that Youngmin isn't inside him.

But then, that indicates that Youngmin is not there. As he'll literally die if he gets out of the barrier and out of Seungtak's body. This is supported by several clips of Youngmin being in the hospital, instead of many clips being at his house (please correct me if I'm wrong).

In conclusion, Seungtak goes there by himself to find comfort in his professor's home and the angst goes by itself without the help of Youngmin to get better.

(this is kind of sus actually, angsty gay, in a nutshell)

p.s.: if you want to add info or discuss it you can directly type it in here instead of the comment/chat section so we can reblog things out <D

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A lovers' quarrel be like...

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They’re in love.

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Youngmin gazing fondly at Seungtak and Seungjo. Seungtak and Youngmin looking like they just got back home from a date (they kinda of did) and Jaewon, the nanny for the night, said their kid was still awake/causing trouble. They talk fondly about Seungjo becoming a surgeon like them so he can know what a difficult patient he is when he wanders around the hospital. Seungtak reminding their son of the curfew. Seungjo running to Youngmin that he didn’t see for a long time, but making his dads worry because he’s a ghost now. Intern Oh basically saying, “I need both parents present for this, where’s your husband?”

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Is Youngmin the one inside Seungtak's body doing and saying these things? Yes. Does that change the tenderness and chemistry of the scene or the fact that Seungtak thinks and feels the same either way? No. Would anyone looking at this from outside think they're lovers like most of the time in this show? Yes. Does interpretations considered "misunderstandings" like this one often happens only when Seungtak is possessed? No. It's actually worse when it's Takie and Minie interacting with no possessing involved.

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Goodbye puppy Go Seungtak, professor Cha Youngmin and Ghost Doctor. Thank you. You will be missed a lot.

Screenshots trans: @/kimbum_global on Instagram.