This chapter hurts me a lot. I feel like what Eunyung doing is kinda unnecessary. He’s wasting his time trying to take revenge on their parents but he’s hurting himself in the process. I can see what he’s trying to do and why but I think it would be better if he just focus on himself instead of...
Sorry but I disagree. The rest of my post is based on actual knowledge. The Cambridge dictionary states, that the word remorseful means “feeling sad and guilty”. Additionally, remorse is explained as “a feeling of sadness and being sorry for something you have done” or “a feeling of guilt and...
I think some people doesn’t deserve to be forgiven, it doesn’t matter if they’ve changed for better, if they really feel sorry for their actions, etc. All that doesn’t matter, it is the abused who has to make the choice. The decision of not forgiving shouldn't have a negative moral value.
Remorse is acknowledging you did bad things and feeling guilty because of that. Wanting to be a parent suddenly just because he’s sending money isn’t remorse and the only thing that is implied here is that the really don’t realize they did something wrong. That’s is not how you approach someone...
Eunyung was really trying to help him without addressing it directly… I knew the dad was suspicious, I just knew. It’s sad that Haejoon hopes of having a parent in his life is crushed like that. I really want the next chapter to come 😔.
I really love this part of your analysis. It really explains why I’m still so fond of Eunyung’s character even though, he keeps making mistakes.
He’s human and makes (a lot) of mistakes, but he’s doing his best to self-reflect and change his ways and I think that’s something that takes a lot...
I have a hate-love relationship with the character of Eunyung. I think I can see what he’s trying to pull here, he is kinda jealous.
I mean, at the beginning they were both miserable but now Haejoon seems to have move on from the past and Eunyung keeps getting drag back to it. My poor child...