You know what? I don't blame them for wanting to get their freedom back but I can also see their future—scrambling like little rats, trying to survive on their own, without Guwon or the Hounds. The rules, although severly extreme at most times, are there to keep them safe and that has been proven already. I can already smell the chaos from miles away now that they have "shaken" their current "norms" all for their freedom. I feel bad for Guwon, tho. The betrayal must have hurt him more than the wounds.
You know what? I don't blame them for wanting to get their freedom back but I can also see their future—scrambling like little rats, trying to survive on their own, without Guwon or the Hounds. The rules, although severly extreme at most times, are there to keep them safe and that has been proven already. I can already smell the chaos from miles away now that they have "shaken" their current "norms" all for their freedom. I feel bad for Guwon, tho. The betrayal must have hurt him more than the wounds.