Ian is sorry to Gyunie because they promised to meet but couldn't because the lost child wouldn't let Ian go from the police station. Also, the choco box - Ian returned the choco box because he was scared for keeping something not his. He didn't know there was that big amount of money inside. He just thought its a choco box. The adults around him concluded he was an angel for returning the money but he didn't know about the money and from then on Ian built/was pressured(?) this image of being a good kid even if sometimes he might not want to be good.
Hope this helps.
Ian is not guilty. The thing is that everyone around him thinks he is this angel that brought a huge amount of lost money to the police.
The actual thing that happened was that Ian brought a box of chocolate to the police which wasn't his
He didn't know there was money inside
Ohhh so like he wouldn't have returned the money to the police if he saw that there was money?
He felt pressured from the fact that everyone was calling him an angel in which he thinks isn't true bcs if he had seen the money he wouldn't have returned it to the police? Is that correct?
no, he probably would have still returned it. the "angel story" is that ian found this huge amount of money and returned it, saving a family from financial ruin. but the actual true story is that ian never saw the money, so the thing people praise him for (not taking the money) isnt true. so in ian's eyes, the angel story is fake (even though he still did a good thing by returning something that wasnt his)
He feel guilty and fake because the image of an angel is those who put honesty above money. But the real situation is that he doesn't even know about the money, so the story itself is exaggerating his kindness. Hence become a burden to him
Ohhh i see
I don't understand why's ian guilty? Why did he looked surprised when he saw the money inside the chocolate box??? I kept rereading the chap but i still don't get it