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Yeah, no. There's no redemption for him for what he did to Yeongwoon. Moreover, he is yet to do something that could be called even a little reflection. It's funny how you already call it a redemption arc.
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Yeah, no. There's no redemption for him for what he did to Yeongwoon. Moreover, he is yet to do something that could be called even a little reflection. It's funny how you already call it a redemption arc.
this is how a redemption arc should be! not just some petty linear history, a realization of love, and a 180 change in a snap of a finger. Seo-in's background was complex. piling onto each other which caused him to live a life of debauchery where he can fend those off and survive. but when he admitted to himself he was embarrassed of that life upon reuniting with yeongwon was like a key to a lock. yes, he said he does not regret the way he lived and there's truth in that. but with each passing day he fell more for yeongwon, he started despising that life. he's redemption already began when he met yeongwon again. from that point the cogs of his redemption were already moving in the background. its so intricately done i adore it!