So, a couple of points. Firstly, it is a bit silly, that none of the audience has managed to discover his identity yet. It should have directly come up in the interview, to begin with. Like, at no point in the interview was he asked about his real life archery experience, at all? But also, even besides that, his face reveal was already enough, some enterprising member of the audience would have screenshotted and reverse image searched him almost immediately. He won, something, I forget, either the Olympics, or the Korean national championship. That aspect of his history is public record, the idea that it still remains fully unknown is preposterous.
And, secondly, what the heck is this utterly forced and contrived bullshit of not telling people why you are quitting? You were in a car accident, and your hand/arm hasn't recovered. That's not some shameful thing you need to lie to all your friends about. It's certainly not a happy thing, or a thing to boast about, but why this ridiculous, contrived bullshit? Over something like this, you went out of your way to lie to your friend, to the point that they cried. That's a genuinely shitty thing to do, and honestly just feels so stupid and artificial.
