I agree. Although, I think he just went about it wrong. He should have told Hwan the risks of having the baby and explained to him that he didn’t want him to have it any longer because of his safety. I think the master should still be able to have an opinion since it is his child too, but he also took the choice totally away from Hwan. It’s Hwan’s body in the first place, so he should get the only say on that and the child’s life should be a decision between the both of them, as they are both the parents. I definitely don’t think good intentions make up for this grave mistake.
Yessss. The thing about master is he is selfish. I think that most of the time he only thinks of what he wants or what he thinks Hwan would want or what's the best for Hwan. Although he has good intentions, he didn't express that well enough in his actions so in the end it's kind of pointless since he ended up just hurting Hwan. I'm also looking at how Master practically has lived since forever and his morals has become dulled in coping with that kind of lifestyle. He forgets that Hwan is a human and he has limited lifespan that's why he would want to be happy more than to save his own life by killing the baby. They said that to be loved is to be known and I don't think Master knows Hwan because if he did he won't do this or anything that he has ever done to Hwan. This is not love i think, this is more of obsession.
I see other readers not wanting to pick sides. Although I understand where they're coming from but i am fully on hwan's side here. He's literally the victim here. I am just fed up with master and whatever he did, he had it coming. Because I don't think his good intentions balance out his wrongdoings.