I am ashamed of myself for not starting this earlier. I had totally the wrong vibe about this story. In the plot summary they talk about dogs and mc gets metaphorically referred to as a “dog” or pet, which is very fitting with his personality. I was positively surprised by the story, it’s actually very psychological and “human”. It focuses a lot on how the characters think, feel and why they behave the way they do. I was even more surprised by Jooin and when he talked about his childhood and how he became the way he is, I saw a mirror of myself because his experience is how my life went.
Possible spoilers Jooin became “lazy” and without energy, the total opposite of what he used to be. You could say he had depression. His mom and the controlled life were oppressing him, taking away his freedom, but ironically when he finally had the chance to be “free” he did all the things he couldn’t and they didn’t make him happy nor satisfied. He gradually lost his energy and became more dystimic. His laziness is his mechanism to go on.
I am ashamed of myself for not starting this earlier.
I had totally the wrong vibe about this story. In the plot summary they talk about dogs and mc gets metaphorically referred to as a “dog” or pet, which is very fitting with his personality. I was positively surprised by the story, it’s actually very psychological and “human”. It focuses a lot on how the characters think, feel and why they behave the way they do. I was even more surprised by Jooin and when he talked about his childhood and how he became the way he is, I saw a mirror of myself because his experience is how my life went.
Possible spoilers
Jooin became “lazy” and without energy, the total opposite of what he used to be. You could say he had depression. His mom and the controlled life were oppressing him, taking away his freedom, but ironically when he finally had the chance to be “free” he did all the things he couldn’t and they didn’t make him happy nor satisfied. He gradually lost his energy and became more dystimic. His laziness is his mechanism to go on.