http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/killing_stalking/mf/c002/26/
The “double homicide” happened 3 years ago.
Kwak said it has been at least 5 years since he has been a guest at Sangwoo’s house if not longer.
This means that Kwak and Sangwoo knew each other from before the accident and that Kwak might have known his parents. This man is hiding something.
Also what if he’s the man Eunseo had an affair with when Sangwoo was little? The age would match since he says that he had a son around Sangwoo’s age.the more i think about it, the more i believe that officer kwak and sangwoos mother had an affair. it would make sense why he was in their house often…sangwoo seems to have some sort of agreement with him.
And here!! He went on the second floor to get that packet of fingernails.
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/killing_stalking/mf/m_chapter-61/pg-8/
And then
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/killing_stalking/mf/m_chapter-61/pg-32/
He’s looking under the table! He planted the fucking fingernail on purpose!! Never let it be said that Sangwoo is not intelligent. This was a split second plan to gauge just how much Cheif Kwak suspected him. And it worked exactly like Sangwoo wanted.
Yeah! kwak crossed the line suspecting sangwoo and disappointed him, kwak would be great fun for the basement-kun. (=・ω・=)
Thanks!! And I must say I’m impressed, I’m really impressed, even though Sangwoo was emotionally unstable, he was able to make such a plan to trap Kwak and remain two steps ahead of him, which makes him such an intelligent boy and such a great and multifaceted character, OMG guys I’m serious, I’m amazed. He always ends up surprising me even more. Yes I know many people is pointing this out too but I had to say it too because I can’t get over it, I’m so in awe of him and I literally clapped on his intelligent compuser reading this chapter, I’m so proud of him and koogi
Yah!! I'm sure it was really mentioned, but we if observe it now, I would think about it out of my statement, so take it as Sangwoo knew that Chief Kwak thought of Seungbae as a son as well as him.
Here please!
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/killing_stalking/mf/m_chapter-61/pg-20/
Kwak’s reactions do seem a little more off now that we know he considers both men like sons. You would think that he reprimanded Seungbae so harshly for suspecting a man he thought of like his own son, but If we suppose to him it was more like seeing his kids fighting? That's why he slapped and suspended seungbae!?? Haha, I guess Seungbae’s firing was akin to being put in time out.
But it isn't use to bring "son" thing now since this all mess gone cleared to today's chapter that Kwak had an agreement with sangwoo. And he suspected him for his own bad. So it doesn't make sense he did ever consider sangwoo nor seungbae as his "sons".
So the thing is I wonder if Chief Kwak will go ‘missing’ and Detective Lee will mention it to Seungbae. Who will then snap into action and immediately suspect Sangwoo? Because right now, I can’t really imagine much to get Seungbae back into the plot. It would be best if we stay calm and wait until next chapter (=・ω・=)
The MC was in the police station convicting for the serial killings and sexual molestation of a number of young boys in the 1970's I guess. MC met the uke at the church hostel. friendship was forbidden at the church hostel, friendships were suspicious because everything had a possible sexual link.
There was a scene where a spoiled teacher made MC suck his cock violently,
MC who felt notorious after the phases he had gone through being sexually harassed at church convinced the uke to leave the church and run away with him. Next they were walking by the railway lines, MC thought to Push uke under the train and he'll die, then he won't be able to defend himself, then he could strip him naked and have sex. MC pushed the Uke in front of the train when it came in close proximity, but somehow he managed to fall off on the other side, uke gave a shocked face toward MC, I didn't do it on purpose i was slipped MC said to uke.. what MC tried to do earlier uke didn't talk about it and calmed down, uke said "ugh... We'll die at this rate if we continued walking to the station following railway lines" ! MC discovered a tunnel and his sexual thoughts returned giving off a big smirk on his face and then the first chapter ended with it.
Next I remember there was some boy roped up naked and was unconscious. there were candles set around him. MC untied and put his dick inside him and started thrusting, and said I wonder if you should be fully developed or not (something like that). After that he buried that boy in the tunnel.
And then it's back in the police station, (adult) MC was convicting the phases he occurred on those boys he used as sexual object. I remember where MC said "I was looking for the normal but they had to be 8 and more than 14" The prosecutor got frustrated to hear that saying "What did you do with them f*#cking psycho" ??
I hope it helps!! it was still on going and the art style wasn't great, on top of that it was an underrated manga/manhwa.
KILLING STALKING ENDING IS ACTUALLY GOOD.
Ignoring some plot holes, the last chapter was actually a good thematic closure:
• Sangwoo
What is interesting about sangwoo's ending is that his death is a poetic irony. Sangwoo did exactly what his mother did to him : showing Bum how he slept with Jeun, killing her and make him feel guilty about it, going to the forest together to bury the corpse and so on. And in all this mess, Bum wasn’t even accepted for who he was. In the last author’s note, someone asked if Sangwoo loved Bum, she simply said that the answer is in the last chapter, she pointed out the fact that Sangwoo was calling Bum’s name during his last moment. At the end he did recognize Bum for who he is, and he was killed with a pillow just after that, just like his mom tried to do when he was younger. It’s like he was betrayed and killed a second time by an important person (cause I suppose he didn’t see who killed him), which is very sad and pitiful... His past just repeated itself and destroyed him.
It’s sad. It’s horrible. It’s karma.
• Yoonbum
What makes YoonBum’s death completely valid is that, again, he get in trouble because of his own fault.
From the first chapter, we know that YoonBum’s reason to live is Sangwoo; he was his new obsession, the guy who “saved” him when no one cared. And what happened when YoonBum tried get close to his hero? He put himself in a big, obscure mess. The Sangwoo that YoonBum “loved” so much was a monster, an illusion, and how did he die in the end? Pursuing the illusion of a dead man.
Just like the start, YoonBum again fallen for an illusion and again did pay the price.
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They both lived in the same house and they shared a « relationship », but it’s impressive to see how they actually lived in two different worlds and psychologically speaking they had nothing to do with each other. Both of their lives just ended miserably.. and to me they had no future together since their mental illnesses made it impossible. Sigh... their death was the only solution to finally free them from their problems.
The end of Killing Stalking is good. Not perfect, a little clichê, but good enough.
P.s: Killing Stalking is a psychological horror thriller not a romcon.
But the fact that Sangwoo is killed by some random old woman is kinda... a little unimpressed I think :'> And when he was muttering Bum's name, I don't think that we know for sure Sangwoo is actually recognizing Bum for who he is. It could be for other reasons as well. But putting aside all that I've mentioned, you're right. It IS like karma, even though it feels kinda a little unfair for Sangwoo since he didn't have to be all messed up like that and turned into a murderer if it wasn't for his insane mother in the first place. To be killed just like how his mother wanted to kill him when he was just a baby, Koogi really had it all planed out :'> As for Bum I can't agree with you more. He's always needed something to rely on, even before he met Sangwoo. He can't find any purposes in life and can't move on if he doesn't have someone or something he cares for, or to be exact, OBSESSES with. And in the end, things didn't work out and Bum died while chasing his never- really- there love. I still really like this manhwa and it is still on my top ten Bl list. Really like your explanation btw (づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ
I partially agree about Sangwoo but i stronly disagree about Bum.
How are some hallucinations his fault? He struggled all his life with a mental illness ( BPD, but he has clearly several issues as well) he couldn't control, plus an unbelievable dose of bad luck ( the only person who cared for him was a serial killer). I don't mean he is not responsible of anything, but most of the things happened to him weren't his fault. It's true that he followed an illusion but he needed a closure and he could have moved on. Plus i also disagree with @norimak_1999, Bum was, in a way, a fighter. He managed to escape his lifetime abuser (the uncle) and managed to enter university despite the difficulties he faced. And he did it all alone. Stalking is bad but despite the abuse of all kind he suffered all his life, he never meant to hurt anyone: the uncle, the sergeant at the military, his classmates, sangwoo himself.
It's unfair he was too broken to realize that he deserved better than following that illusion of love.
All in all, I loved the ending, I too think it's good and i am satisfied with it, but i think that saying that the only solution for mentally ill people like Bum is death in my opinion it's wrong.
I don't know... I mean, i was kinda disapointed about that end, but after reading all this comments I feel a bit less let down.
but I'm not sure about Sangwoo's death, it's true that it was an emotional painful death, but he kept repeating that his mother told him, he'd died the most painful death and i think that his actual death put him out of his misery and... i don't think that he deserved it. for all the horrible thinks he did i would have prefered for him to remain alive, unable to survive on his own, depending on bum to take care of him, an for Bum that would have been a bliss, to have his love unable to get away from him but would also be terribly unsatisfactory because he would have to be the one taking care of sangwoo. it would have been a suitable punishment for their sins.
But that is what Koogi decided, and i respect it. also as I said before, thaks to all your comments I feel less disapointed, and can appreciate the poetic karma in the end the story was given.
I guess we both have different opinion about Bum then :'>
First of all, the fact that he tried to commit suicide numerous times but always failed, always tried to find a target to obsessed with and stalked them, and then finally ended up in demise while chasing an illusion just proves that he is not much of a fighter to me :'>
Secondly, I just want to clarify that I'm not blaming Bum for running away. I didn't know if I sounded like I was blaming him but I wasn't. Most people would become insecure and timid like Bum if they were to meet the same situations. I mean, being r*ped by his uncle, not just anybody but his own UNCLE?!? That's the WORST thing of that could have ever happened to a person's life. Not only that but being isolated and bullied by his friends. His life is just as shitty as Sangwoo's.
I mean, trying suicide in his situation is understandable, he was alone, mentally ill and he lived 24/7 with his rapist and abuser and the grandma who taught him it was his fault. But he also managed to enter university (it's really hard to do so in Korea) and he escaped from the uncle, plus he attempted escape from sangwoo. And despite everything, he didn't want to hurt anyone and always cherished the rare acts of kindness he received. He wouldn't have obsessed with Sangwoo if he didn't save him from rape at the military.
And once again, how are the hallucinations his fault? He is severely mentally ill, his situation is bigger than himself, i think it's too harsh judging him without taking it in consideration. Bum really wanted to move on, but he was so conflicted because he cared for Sangwoo. Not having the chance for a closure is terrible for anyone and ESPECIALLY for him