[Spoilers ahead]

A few detailed clues foreshadowed Jeon Jae Joon's downfall in the popular Netflix series 'The Glory.' 

Recently, there have been various posts talking about these small clues on major popular online communities such as Instiz and theqoo, as well as different social media platforms. The netizens who created the posts pointed out that the production crew had actually foreshadowed and blatantly leaked the demise of Jeon Jae Joon.

In the drama, Jeon Jae Joon, who suffered from color blindness, lost his eyesight after putting in some eyedrops while driving. An unknown solution contaminated the eyedrops that Choi Hye Jung had mixed in without his knowledge. Because of that, Jeon Jae Joon loses sight in both eyes and ultimately falls into a giant cement pool after being pushed in by Ha Do Young.

After watching the drama a second time, netizens found that there were clues to Jeon Jae Joon's death just in the previous scene, where Ha Do Young is eating a triangular Kimbap at a convenience store. The two snacks behind him were Orion's Cajun potato sticks and the regular potato sticks snack. The names of the snacks are "Cajun" and "Nun Eul Gam Ja" (play on the words to mean "Let's close your eyes," written in Korean. 

Netizens are saying that the potato snacks 'Cajun' written in Korean also sound like "K. Joon" to mean "Kill Joon," and the other potato snack has the meaning "Close your eyes" to allude to Jeon Jae Joon losing his eyesight.

Additionally, there were words to foreshadow that Jeon Jae Joon will fall to his death in the scene when Jeon Jae Joon goes to see Moon Dong Eun on a rainy day and is almost hit by Joo Yeo Jeong's car.

In that scene, construction is taking place, and Jeon Jae Joon walks across a sign that says, "You will die if you fall!" 

There are mixed opinions about these finds as some netizens are saying the production team had paid close details to even the props of the drama and intentionally leaked the foreshadowing of Jeon Jae Joon's death.

Netizens commented, "I really wonder if the production team really meant to show these words," "I think they are easter eggs that the director and the writer left in for the viewers," "This can't be coincidence," "I think we need to ask the director or the writer to confirm this," "This is all planned. I knew from the moment they released the teaser posters," "People are now just making ridiculous speculations," "No way that those were easter eggs," "People are now trying to piece together everything," and "The viewers who find these are amazing actually. They are like detectives or just overspeculating writers, lol."

What do you think about these "easter egg" discoveries?