This was a good psychological manga, it shows how society and the environment in which we grow up shape us as people and also our ability to adapt to new, super hostile environments. I think both were victims. No one taught Jaeyeon the right from the wrong with enough clarity to realize that what he did wasn't right. In the end, it was love that changed his thinking and he realized that everything he did was wrong. On the other hand, Huisung was a person who was also affected by the family and the church he grew up in. His love began with Stockholm syndrome, but I think after realizing that Jaeyeon was also a victim, he began to sincerely care. The Christmas special was adorable, showing us that in the end they reached a relatively healthy relationship compared to how it began, overcoming how their enviroments expect them to be. A good manga to question how society affects us.
This was a good psychological manga, it shows how society and the environment in which we grow up shape us as people and also our ability to adapt to new, super hostile environments. I think both were victims. No one taught Jaeyeon the right from the wrong with enough clarity to realize that what he did wasn't right. In the end, it was love that changed his thinking and he realized that everything he did was wrong. On the other hand, Huisung was a person who was also affected by the family and the church he grew up in. His love began with Stockholm syndrome, but I think after realizing that Jaeyeon was also a victim, he began to sincerely care. The Christmas special was adorable, showing us that in the end they reached a relatively healthy relationship compared to how it began, overcoming how their enviroments expect them to be. A good manga to question how society affects us.