I'm a little conflicted about Garam's actions. He keeps trying to make Compton believe there's nothing between him and Heejae, while reassuring Heejae that he isn't leaving him and that this separation is only temporary so he can grow as a musician. Yet, at the airport, he admits, "But my heart is still in his grasp." That line almost makes it sound like part of him wishes he could let go, but simply can't. I find that inner conflict really interesting. Heejae definitely needs to learn to control his anger, but I can also understand why he snaps. When you're terrified of being abandoned, fear can make you act irrationally. And Compton... I still feel like he's an incredibly skilled manipulator. He's carrying old wounds from Heejae, and seeing the way Heejae looks at Garam seems to have reopened them all over again.
I'm a little conflicted about Garam's actions. He keeps trying to make Compton believe there's nothing between him and Heejae, while reassuring Heejae that he isn't leaving him and that this separation is only temporary so he can grow as a musician. Yet, at the airport, he admits, "But my heart is still in his grasp." That line almost makes it sound like part of him wishes he could let go, but simply can't. I find that inner conflict really interesting. Heejae definitely needs to learn to control his anger, but I can also understand why he snaps. When you're terrified of being abandoned, fear can make you act irrationally. And Compton... I still feel like he's an incredibly skilled manipulator. He's carrying old wounds from Heejae, and seeing the way Heejae looks at Garam seems to have reopened them all over again.