One thing about the author's way of writing Han is that he reminds me of a flowing river. I see so much freedom in the way Han thinks, processes emotions, confronts consequences, and step forward to redeem themselves. Let's compare that to how stagnant relationships can be for Shinwoo like a dam who stops his feelings from flowing and turning it into an energy to simply preserve himself and whatever is left in him. And with Han's persistent pursuit, Han is about to break that dam wall and let the emotions burst and flow which started with constant confrontations towards Shinwoo's mindset about their relationship.
Anyway, i wish these converging rivers continue to flow until their love is as deep and wide as the ocean.
I actually felt proud about my analogy, the author did that to me LMAO.
One thing about the author's way of writing Han is that he reminds me of a flowing river. I see so much freedom in the way Han thinks, processes emotions, confronts consequences, and step forward to redeem themselves. Let's compare that to how stagnant relationships can be for Shinwoo like a dam who stops his feelings from flowing and turning it into an energy to simply preserve himself and whatever is left in him. And with Han's persistent pursuit, Han is about to break that dam wall and let the emotions burst and flow which started with constant confrontations towards Shinwoo's mindset about their relationship.
Anyway, i wish these converging rivers continue to flow until their love is as deep and wide as the ocean.
I actually felt proud about my analogy, the author did that to me LMAO.