(Mostly musing really. No spoilers) Campton is such a tragic character to me because I feel like, in his attempt to "best" his teacher's failings, he is the one who gets stuck in the darkness of the terrible lessons Heejae imparted. Every hero needs their villain even when the villain wants to do better. I wonder what will be his catalyst to truly let go; not for the sake of absolving Heejae of his sins but to free himself from the cycle of resentment. Much anticipation!
(Mostly musing really. No spoilers)
Campton is such a tragic character to me because I feel like, in his attempt to "best" his teacher's failings, he is the one who gets stuck in the darkness of the terrible lessons Heejae imparted. Every hero needs their villain even when the villain wants to do better. I wonder what will be his catalyst to truly let go; not for the sake of absolving Heejae of his sins but to free himself from the cycle of resentment. Much anticipation!