What hurts me most is seeing Yang Il-woo beg Baek-hee to let him help him—to see that he is willing to die for him. He has nothing left to lose; he loves him so deeply that, in the process of helping him, he would both kill and die for him.
Rejection is painful when clinging to that feeling was the only thing you had left, but I am even more struck by the profound loneliness Baek-hee conveys. Every time I see him, my heart aches and my eyes fill with tears because his sorrow is so palpable—it stirs up so many emotions in me.
What hurts me most is seeing Yang Il-woo beg Baek-hee to let him help him—to see that he is willing to die for him. He has nothing left to lose; he loves him so deeply that, in the process of helping him, he would both kill and die for him.
Rejection is painful when clinging to that feeling was the only thing you had left, but I am even more struck by the profound loneliness Baek-hee conveys. Every time I see him, my heart aches and my eyes fill with tears because his sorrow is so palpable—it stirs up so many emotions in me.