I wonder why the title is No More Eurydice? Based on how the story was told in CH 205, Heejae is Orpheus and Garam is Eurydice. If breaking the knife means that Heejae endures the temptation of looking back so that he and Garam could both leave the underworld, doesn't that mean that he's not saying goodbye to Eurydice?
I wonder why the title is No More Eurydice? Based on how the story was told in CH 205, Heejae is Orpheus and Garam is Eurydice. If breaking the knife means that Heejae endures the temptation of looking back so that he and Garam could both leave the underworld, doesn't that mean that he's not saying goodbye to Eurydice?
Urgh i wish i could word this better...