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I would say it ultimately boils down to,like stated in this chapter, Garam being able to recognise Heejaes loneliness and sorrow in his sound unlike nobody else, and Heejae being comforted by Garams sound
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I would say it ultimately boils down to,like stated in this chapter, Garam being able to recognise Heejaes loneliness and sorrow in his sound unlike nobody else, and Heejae being comforted by Garams sound
Heejae gotta di3 bro. I do wonder though what actually makes garam different than the others? Is it really just his sound? Or is it the fact he could never hate the professor enough? Aside from the manager projection, what made heejae stop garam from leaving but not the others?
Even then, he kissed him when garam saw the loneliness in his soul, was that something all the other students failed to do? To identify his sorrow? Look past the sharp edges and see what’s really inside?
He knew Compton loved him, and thus rejected him, but his feelings as said in 198, were the same as garams. Is there something garam has that Compton didn’t that made the professor fall in love? Was it really just his sound or is this just pure circumstance of luck and not being the first student?
It’s hard for me to buy into the “heejae loves him for his sound” thing, as he “assumedly” loved his old manager who didn’t really play; heejae didn’t need music to love him. I really don’t think heejae would stop loving garam if he lost his sound. Garam IS his music.