@kokokinnie What this means is that if there is a scene where Mok's friend who calls him babe, calls him that in front of Nanjo, we'll get to see a super possessive Nanjo
@fathermokyeon I honestly hope that this time it's gonna be Nanjo chasing Mok and trying to win him back and because of what happened, Mok atleast initially keeps his distance before he folds like a chair coz Mok deserves to feel wanted and needed too. It's not fair that he should always grovel
@fathermokyeon_ Exactly and the people talking shit about Mok need to understand this. Nanjo made decisions that satisfied his ego and I say ego because him treating Sunhwa like a damsel in distress is definitely not something one does with conscious thinking. It was easy to blame Mok
@fathermokyeon_ The thing that honestly bothered me this chap was Nanjo's attitude. He was also at fault for assuming stuff but it sounded alot like it was easier to blame Mok again. I know that Nanjo also has feelings but in this conversation, Nanjo came off really wrong.
@fathermokyeon_ The whole intention of the author was to build truly complex characters, and the name itself implies that all 3 characters are on borderline of their delusions. They each treat their truths as reality rather than try to see other's perspectives. That's what makes a good read.
@thanhthao_0909 You've actually put it really nicely. And Mok and Nanjo both need space to realise things. For Mok, he needs to realise that he's good enough on his own and need to unlearn his childhood views. For Nanjo, he needs to come to terms with his sexuality as well as what he feels.
@eryyka62@DanRim_ I feel like he needs to learn to prioritise himself and to actually stand up for himself rather than accept whatever someone thinks of him
@fathermokyeon_ And if anyone bothered to observe season 1 and 2 posters, in S1, we see Nanjo looking away and there is a hand pulling his face the other way but in S2, he is facing Mok .....I mean it can't be more obvious