Ever since the first chapter and those "candy pills," I wondered if Hae-il was dealing with a mental problem. He thought he was dead and even had trouble remembering who ppl were and what happened in his life. Are those " candy pills" he's taking actually a medince to help with a psychological problem and he's imagining it to be just "candy pills"?
Or what if he actually died drowning and that sea goddess (which I believe is Pado's mother) is letting him live temporarily until he finishes his last desire, which is to be with Pado and have his forgiveness. And once that desire is settled (Pado forgives and accepts Hae-il) Hae-il will return back to the ocean where he died. Leaving Pado behind once again, realizing he lost both his mother and lover to the ocean.
Ever since the first chapter and those "candy pills," I wondered if Hae-il was dealing with a mental problem. He thought he was dead and even had trouble remembering who ppl were and what happened in his life. Are those " candy pills" he's taking actually a medince to help with a psychological problem and he's imagining it to be just "candy pills"?
Or what if he actually died drowning and that sea goddess (which I believe is Pado's mother) is letting him live temporarily until he finishes his last desire, which is to be with Pado and have his forgiveness. And once that desire is settled (Pado forgives and accepts Hae-il) Hae-il will return back to the ocean where he died. Leaving Pado behind once again, realizing he lost both his mother and lover to the ocean.