(Not very coherent thoughts) Out of all the students, I think he might be the one I feel the worst for; even Kruger is able to demolish the crumbling castle and rebuild his own foundations.
Campton feels like a haunted mansion. He cannot let go of what happened to him (not that he isn't entitled to his own experiences). While conducting, the control must feel freeing for a moment. For a second, he can pretend that he has things under his thumb. In a way, he must feel like he is better than Heejae since he at least has the decency of "aftercare" though it makes the art process no less toxic.
Does any art require this much suffering? Or does suffering only hamper the capacity for producing art? Idk, I do not like him, but I certainly pity yet understand him. Maybe he is not just a hero who was rejected; maybe he embodies all of Heejae's past ideals. By hating Heejae, he really became him.
(Not very coherent thoughts)
Out of all the students, I think he might be the one I feel the worst for; even Kruger is able to demolish the crumbling castle and rebuild his own foundations.
Campton feels like a haunted mansion. He cannot let go of what happened to him (not that he isn't entitled to his own experiences). While conducting, the control must feel freeing for a moment. For a second, he can pretend that he has things under his thumb. In a way, he must feel like he is better than Heejae since he at least has the decency of "aftercare" though it makes the art process no less toxic.
Does any art require this much suffering? Or does suffering only hamper the capacity for producing art? Idk, I do not like him, but I certainly pity yet understand him. Maybe he is not just a hero who was rejected; maybe he embodies all of Heejae's past ideals. By hating Heejae, he really became him.