i thought ab it too, maybe he sees some kind of potential in the children? or maybe they were born there?
considering guwon killed doc's children i dont think the author would let a plothole like this slide you know?
maybe we'll discover it later
Based on the age of the doctors assistant and when he found her, I'm guessing the village was about 4-8 years old, so the children could've definitely be born within the village. I just assumed he would've killed them off or something
yup totally get it, maybe there's a reason for them to stay alive idk
My guess is he has a basic understanding that procreation is how you keep a town running but killed outsider kids because they would have been too much of a burden on an undeveloped community with already very little to work with. I say this mostly because it feels like he sees his town as his "herd" or "flock" and so he knows that babies being born AFTER the making of the town is a sign of his "flocks" comfort and stability. Like prey animals in a slaughterhouse, y'know what I mean?
That makes sense. I guess they would also have more loyalty as well
Based on the name of the title I'm assuming he's either an undead or a dead person brought back to life through experimentation like Frankenstein hence the stitches. I'm very curious about these hounds. Also... Maybe I missed it, but is there any reason those 3 kids get to stay in the village? The doctors daughter might've been about highschool age, but I'm assuming the son was younger. The kids don't really have a purpose or talent that makes them useful, and he doesn't seem to be the type that weak to children.