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That's so true.You wrote exactly, what I think.
Yeah, it’s clear he’s mentally ill and it doesn’t seem like he had any treatment. Of course he’s not completely innocent but if he were to get help I’m sure he would’ve been better :(
I do sympathise with Yul a lot even if he is a mentally unstable person. I felt like he was actually the victim who had his whole life based around violence and when someone pulled him out of it he then didn’t know what to do other than base his life on his ‘savior’. He’s just a person who can’t convey their feelings correctly so I really don’t think people should hate on him. He did change and he did improve. He sees his faults and reflects, which not many people can do. Honestly if you’re still there thinking he’s an absolute villain, maybe, your basing the whole experience of this story on Chae Yul and not forgiving him like Sian (the ‘victim’) then... thats just sad for you.