
Y’all it’s kind of wild but what if Guwon is actually behind all the chaos? What if like Sisyphus he’s also trying to prevent death altogether and the town itself is a symbolic representation of that attempt? We first see Guwon literally rising from the ground, almost like he came back from the dead and kinda like tricking death (which in Greek mythology is personified as Thanatos). Also Sisyphus was a cunning and manipulative king who exploited everyone for his own gain. And tan ta na nan ~ the townspeople are genuinely afraid of Guwon. But idk to me, at least on the surface, Guwon also seems friendly and positive but you know what they say one must imagine Sisyphus happy.
Or he's a victim of some sort of experiment (the very first creation or something)

This is genuinely so creative and still fitting considering it's a zombie apocalypse setting... bcs usually the status quo with them is some guy gets infected and later on becomes borderline immortal, meaning that the "cure to death" is found accidentally by furthering the failed unethical experiments that started the zombie apocalypse in the first place... But instead of that, you could be suggesting that guwon himself is experimenting and instead of accidentally finding a cure to death he'll probs be experimenting on either himself or the townspeople to stop death from happening so that everyone can live quietly in the paradise that he's leading... Hmh...

Don't get me wrong and I understand that it would feel insulting if my family (even my lover) thinks I can't handle big emotions and stress like an adult but let's wear the shoes of the family for a sec. Regardless of gender, parents will always be worried about their kids moving out especially with their partner because worrying is what parents do. Is my child gonna eat good, how will you take care of them when they're sick, yk stuff like that. So let's not be too hard of mama now :(
won dae get uppppp he only called you dae dae please resist the patriarchy
like STAND UPPPP