It's interesting because outside is a pandemonium, literally a dystopia, but inside the village is the opposite of that, a utopia. The funny thing is that in utopias almost every time there are shady things going on to maintain the illusion of perfection. And, along with the sisyphus myth, we can apply this logic to almost every aspect os this story. The only thing that remains unchanged is jinwoo (yet, I guess there's more revelations ahead about him)
It's interesting because outside is a pandemonium, literally a dystopia, but inside the village is the opposite of that, a utopia. The funny thing is that in utopias almost every time there are shady things going on to maintain the illusion of perfection. And, along with the sisyphus myth, we can apply this logic to almost every aspect os this story. The only thing that remains unchanged is jinwoo (yet, I guess there's more revelations ahead about him)