Really curious to see how ( or if) the author is going to solve this conflict; By what i understood( maybe im misremembering), not only he had the trauma of seeing his dad pass right infront of him, but in his mind he is the cause of accident. Woowon may not have done anything he hallucinates doing to his father, but to him it is just as "sinful" as not stopping his dad, eventually putting the blame on himself regardless. I think it would be interesting to explore these false memories of his. Also saw a lot of people asking why does he care so much, well first of all he did see someone die right infront of him , and second of all he is(,at the end of the day, still his dad. By the flashbacks alone we can see they had a close relationship, that is until that deteriorated bc of his addiction and violence, but he was his dad n he loved him nonetheless. Overall it is very complex, so I hope the author is able to portray woowoos healing properly..but atp aknowledging it would be the first step lol
Really curious to see how ( or if) the author is going to solve this conflict;
By what i understood( maybe im misremembering), not only he had the trauma of seeing his dad pass right infront of him, but in his mind he is the cause of accident. Woowon may not have done anything he hallucinates doing to his father, but to him it is just as "sinful" as not stopping his dad, eventually putting the blame on himself regardless. I think it would be interesting to explore these false memories of his.
Also saw a lot of people asking why does he care so much, well first of all he did see someone die right infront of him , and second of all he is(,at the end of the day, still his dad. By the flashbacks alone we can see they had a close relationship, that is until that deteriorated bc of his addiction and violence, but he was his dad n he loved him nonetheless. Overall it is very complex, so I hope the author is able to portray woowoos healing properly..but atp aknowledging it would be the first step lol