I’m SO worried about Garam, but not beacuse of the manager thing. It’s due to his own relationship with Heejae: i didn’t realize this when the time skip happened and simply assumed that his personality had changed with time and to fit more the new world of music and people he was meant to encounter, but this is WRONG. Garam has been evidently drained for a long time and it worries me so much, since he himself doenst seem to realize this. Garam is a very empathetic person who has built a very special connection and relationship with Heejae, but exactly because of his internal values he has been getting used to Heejae’s aggressive reactions or comments, because he can understand the man beneath the surface he has been accepting everything that the professor throws his way. In comparison the professor improvement has been very slow and rather superficial, not really taking in consideration the weight of his complaints or tantrums. I hope that by understanding his grief for his ex manager he will finally be able to grow into a better person. Seeing Garam cheerfully enjoying his time with Kruger made me so happy; i can understand Garam’s love for the professor and i deeply like both characters, but i think he should take some time off from this oppressing relationship until that forty year something unc truly improves.
I’m SO worried about Garam, but not beacuse of the manager thing. It’s due to his own relationship with Heejae: i didn’t realize this when the time skip happened and simply assumed that his personality had changed with time and to fit more the new world of music and people he was meant to encounter, but this is WRONG. Garam has been evidently drained for a long time and it worries me so much, since he himself doenst seem to realize this. Garam is a very empathetic person who has built a very special connection and relationship with Heejae, but exactly because of his internal values he has been getting used to Heejae’s aggressive reactions or comments, because he can understand the man beneath the surface he has been accepting everything that the professor throws his way. In comparison the professor improvement has been very slow and rather superficial, not really taking in consideration the weight of his complaints or tantrums. I hope that by understanding his grief for his ex manager he will finally be able to grow into a better person. Seeing Garam cheerfully enjoying his time with Kruger made me so happy; i can understand Garam’s love for the professor and i deeply like both characters, but i think he should take some time off from this oppressing relationship until that forty year something unc truly improves.