Jehee is such a well-written, nuanced character that I can’t bring myself to truly hate him. It’s a strange feeling—not being able to fully despise someone because you know them well enough, you understand where everything stems from, and you even see reflections of yourself in them. Much like with Garam, the very fact that you know him so well makes it easy to judge his actions, yet at the same time, it’s just as easy to justify them; you eventually become so accustomed to the person that their questionable behavior no longer seems all that significant.
Jehee is such a well-written, nuanced character that I can’t bring myself to truly hate him. It’s a strange feeling—not being able to fully despise someone because you know them well enough, you understand where everything stems from, and you even see reflections of yourself in them. Much like with Garam, the very fact that you know him so well makes it easy to judge his actions, yet at the same time, it’s just as easy to justify them; you eventually become so accustomed to the person that their questionable behavior no longer seems all that significant.