I'm sorry I still think Guwon just doesn't know that it's wrong to do what he does. Also, what is killing Guwon gonna do exactly? Doesn't he protect the place? Wouldn't the better option be to make him learn from his mistakes by using the Mc?? Plus, the dude killed himself, like c'mon, you pulled a gun on this big, obvi not human guy and expect to kill him. Even if you did kill him, again, wouldn't that put multiple lives in danger cause again, he protects the village. Last, what's the deal with all these people not caring to figure out why Guwon is why he is? I get wanting him dead, but did you ever stop to think about why he's doing what he's doing? That maybe you can change the way he thinks by just...using the same tactic to just...tell him what he's doing is wrong? Cause he only wanted people who are useful, which no offense, the kids aren't, and he killed the doc's kids, but they aren't dead. Sure, a kid might have almost died, but again, that's because he didn't know what he was doing was wrong. In no way am I defending his actions, but it's kinda obvious he does all this cause he doesn't know it's wrong. Or maybe i'm wrong, you never know.
I second that. It feels to me very obvious that he just isn't aware of the 'wrongdoing' part of his actions. So that leaves us with that moral question : is someone's doing wrong actions without knowing it's bad inherently a bad person? A very interesting question that I'm sure we all have different opinions about.
But yeah I'm wondering the same thing : why wouldn't anyone try to know the why? It's literally your only chance to make real change if that's what you're aiming for.
But now, it seems like villagers are okay staying in this in-between situation where they hate Guwon but still use unapologetically the comfort of his protection he offers to the city. And I don't like when characters are like that. Either stay in the village and don't complain, stay in the village and be brave enough to initiate the change or make the effort to leave the place if it's not the reality you wanna live in.
I'm not saying it's an easy thing to do but if you're real and genuine, it's better to actively choose the reality you wanna live in rather than uselessly complaining for other people to act for your own sake.
Exactly, and again, you've seen the Mc convince Guwon to do something he never would have done, and Mc IS a teacher. So why use Mc to kill Guwon instead of teaching him.
Ngl, woori is kinda pushy n it's weirding me out... Both Ml's r kinda weirding me out rn..