I want to see how the author writes Inseop struggling with the fact that the trophy he seeks is a human. I dont even think Oh Inseop knows what his end goal with Kijeong is.
Unlike material objects, humans do not lose their value or need. With his other victims, the items he wanted were inconsequential and only held importance to one person. But there will always be someone who finds Kijeong as important to care about. The detective, the other teacher who just defended her, her students etc.. and there are people who care about them too. Oh Inseop cant kill them all
I want to see how the author writes Inseop struggling with the fact that the trophy he seeks is a human. I dont even think Oh Inseop knows what his end goal with Kijeong is.
Unlike material objects, humans do not lose their value or need. With his other victims, the items he wanted were inconsequential and only held importance to one person. But there will always be someone who finds Kijeong as important to care about. The detective, the other teacher who just defended her, her students etc.. and there are people who care about them too. Oh Inseop cant kill them all