I find it hilarious that Heejae is well aware that he is a knife that hurts others, but not aware of when or how he does it.
Now that we’re about to enter Heejae’s redemption “becoming human” arc, I bet we’re going to dive into Heejae’s history with his ex-manager even more.
Ngl, I do find it disturbing that Garam is so similar to the manager, even though we haven’t clearly seen his face yet. Even Eva mentioned this before, so I believe this information will play a big role in the future. Like, after Garam’s insecurities about Heejae mainly caring about his sound, instead of him as a person imagine if he ever found out that he was similar to Heejae’s sorta-kinda ex, It’s giving replacement, It’s giving insincere lmfao.
Imagine if Garam left him with a similar piece of paper like the manager did. With how down horrendously bad Heejae is right now, he’d probably end up in an asylum and and would completely destroy this whole ‘becoming human’ thing
I find it hilarious that Heejae is well aware that he is a knife that hurts others, but not aware of when or how he does it.
Now that we’re about to enter Heejae’s redemption “becoming human” arc, I bet we’re going to dive into Heejae’s history with his ex-manager even more.
Ngl, I do find it disturbing that Garam is so similar to the manager, even though we haven’t clearly seen his face yet. Even Eva mentioned this before, so I believe this information will play a big role in the future. Like, after Garam’s insecurities about Heejae mainly caring about his sound, instead of him as a person imagine if he ever found out that he was similar to Heejae’s sorta-kinda ex, It’s giving replacement, It’s giving insincere lmfao.
Imagine if Garam left him with a similar piece of paper like the manager did. With how down horrendously bad Heejae is right now, he’d probably end up in an asylum and and would completely destroy this whole ‘becoming human’ thing