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fucking same lmao when i read that i was abt 2 DIP but thankfully he said just kidding ASHDJDJ

Same, i had to google it there were branches in other countries but there are none. Pretty sure they're korean not filo. So maybe the author just liked the design?

Same. I was just asking my friends about it. It bothers me so much that the steamy scene was lost on me. Mood killer much (on my part at least)
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Meanwhile, I'm apalled that Seungbae gets back to the police when he had clearly infringed so many laws, crushed evidence, didn't care for justice enough to want to bring Sangwoo to prison and wanted a revenge kill instead. And that Sangwoo's past and conditions most probably weren't even brought up during the trial, else he'd be in a mental ward. And that Bum can live his life (for now) and try to rebuild himself while Jieun's mother cries on the shoulder of the very person who killed her daughter (regardless of Sangwoo manipulating him into doing so, he was holding the knife and he stabbed her way too many times to be called innocent).
It's amazing how the interpretation of a story can vary from one person to the other.

Bum deserves to live his life happily (even though i'm sure it sadly won't happen). Jieun's death is for the most part Sangwoo's fault. Sangwoo who accurately planned for months the murder and lured her at home. Bum is not completely innocent, but he wouldn't have ever killed anyone if it wasn't for Sangwoo. It's a tragedy because Bum didn't choose to do that, he dissociated to the point he barely understood what he did and he didn't want to hurt her. I'm pretty sure Bum feels terribly guilt about it, in chapter 28 he admitted to Seungbae he cannot be saved after Jieun's death. On the contrary, while i agree even a person like Sangwoo should access to therapy, i don't think it would help for him. It's not that he doesn't know what he does, there is premeditation in his crimes and he never showed signs of remorse. I've always seen him abusing, torturing and raping people in cold blood.

I agree on that, he has circumstances. But I still think that it's up to the justice system to judge whether or not they're enough, and that he should answer for what he did anyway. Out of respect for the poor girl's mother if anything. Plus, living knowing what he did is hard enough, as you said. Living with it while purposedly avoiding any legal consequences sounds even harder to me, it's almost like he's acknowleding that, yes, he did play a bigger part in it. The feelings of guilt would just add up. It must be deadly scary to confess your crimes, but still. I don't think Bum's redemption is in hiding and lying. He's got a conscience.
As for Sangwoo, I doubt it would help either but it should still be there. Probably not just therapy, but proper medication as well.