Can we all appreciate how well the authors are handling Bihwan's character development here? It's only natural for his development to be incremental. Temporally it hasn't been that long since he was released from the seal so expecting him to adapt and change in that short time span is absurd. BUT after the dream sequence arc he has started to see Minchan for himself. To me his constant slip ups when calling his name seem more like he's struggling to kick a bad habit and constantly relapsing than him actually dismissing Minchan as a person. I'm not saying that he got over Seoho though, I'm saying that he's starting to recognise that they're different people. I love Minchan and understand his frustration, but also recognise that good character development takes time, effort, and patience to be believable. It wouldn't be as impactful and satisfying if it were instantaneous in my opinion.
Can we all appreciate how well the authors are handling Bihwan's character development here? It's only natural for his development to be incremental. Temporally it hasn't been that long since he was released from the seal so expecting him to adapt and change in that short time span is absurd. BUT after the dream sequence arc he has started to see Minchan for himself. To me his constant slip ups when calling his name seem more like he's struggling to kick a bad habit and constantly relapsing than him actually dismissing Minchan as a person. I'm not saying that he got over Seoho though, I'm saying that he's starting to recognise that they're different people. I love Minchan and understand his frustration, but also recognise that good character development takes time, effort, and patience to be believable. It wouldn't be as impactful and satisfying if it were instantaneous in my opinion.