i like rereading this shit bc you find more clues in past chapters as the series continues. My favorite recent thing I've been thinking over is when Guwon told Teach they're similar. I think it goes back to chapter 15— Guwon and Teach have a small conversation where Guwon suggests "you probably think i'm not normal either". Teach responds, "i dont see you as a bad person" and adds "might mean im not exactly right in the head either." I feel this moment is what really changed the trajectory of Guwon's perception of Teach. That's also when he starts actually wanting to kiss Teach instead of being passive, then later asks about sex.
I think they play a yin-yang factor with each other. Guwon is fully aware of his actions of violence. I feel with the more we see of the Dead-eyed, disassociated version of Jinwoo, we'll be able to piece together the "unaware" violent side of him that fits Guwon's "awareness" like a puzzle. ((I hope this made sense.))
i like rereading this shit bc you find more clues in past chapters as the series continues. My favorite recent thing I've been thinking over is when Guwon told Teach they're similar. I think it goes back to chapter 15— Guwon and Teach have a small conversation where Guwon suggests "you probably think i'm not normal either".
Teach responds, "i dont see you as a bad person" and adds "might mean im not exactly right in the head either."
I feel this moment is what really changed the trajectory of Guwon's perception of Teach. That's also when he starts actually wanting to kiss Teach instead of being passive, then later asks about sex.
I think they play a yin-yang factor with each other. Guwon is fully aware of his actions of violence. I feel with the more we see of the Dead-eyed, disassociated version of Jinwoo, we'll be able to piece together the "unaware" violent side of him that fits Guwon's "awareness" like a puzzle. ((I hope this made sense.))