Yep, it does make you reflect on the possible preventative measures, such as access to proper health care and how this might have impacted future events. Have to say, I found this series a lot more sadder and emotive than say "Save me", the ending where Yoseob's imaginary friend who used to be him covered in blood is replaced with his dead brother/cousin and the little epilogue where it shows the brother making Yoseob smile for a photo is very simple, but profound.
Yeah exactly. At least Save me had a positive ending, this one made me really hurt
Yeah I wish Jaeha's parents had pushed for it no matter what Jaeha said. I mean he's a child too so he shouldn't be making decisions like that.
If they had just let Yoseob get the treatment after he lost his parents... Damn...
I'm so sad... It could have been avoided probably with just that, but the people overlooking such a thing makes it so sad and realistic... And just when Jeaha was finally trying to help Yoseob, everything went to ruin...
.... I'll really need to read a lot of fluffy stuff, I was not prepared for this ╥﹏╥