People in the comments are fumming that Garam is getting better, and he's on his healing journey, but Heejae will reenter his life and ruin it when he's finally happy. And don't get me wrong, I agree with the statement that Heejae, at this moment, will only have a negative impact on Garam, if he shows up, but to farme it as everything is finally turing good for Garam is taking current situation too surface level. Sure, he changed his environment, isolate himself less, and probably abuse substances less, but at the same time you can see how everybody around him believes in his betterment except from himself. There's still an emptiness within him that he's unable to fill, and it shows especially in a panel when he's hugging his family. It's really heartbreaking to see, but it also shows how hard overcoming traumatic experiences are, and getting better is not a matter of simply changing your milieu. Maybe only what could help Garam in this situation is to meet Heejae, not the bitter, egocentric version but the changed one that could bend his cultivated set of beliefs, his psychological constitution and like a human being sincerely apologize. But we know it won't happen, at least at the current state we're in. So rn we're in a tragic situation with no way to fully resolve it. At least that's my interpretation of events!
People in the comments are fumming that Garam is getting better, and he's on his healing journey, but Heejae will reenter his life and ruin it when he's finally happy. And don't get me wrong, I agree with the statement that Heejae, at this moment, will only have a negative impact on Garam, if he shows up, but to farme it as everything is finally turing good for Garam is taking current situation too surface level. Sure, he changed his environment, isolate himself less, and probably abuse substances less, but at the same time you can see how everybody around him believes in his betterment except from himself. There's still an emptiness within him that he's unable to fill, and it shows especially in a panel when he's hugging his family. It's really heartbreaking to see, but it also shows how hard overcoming traumatic experiences are, and getting better is not a matter of simply changing your milieu. Maybe only what could help Garam in this situation is to meet Heejae, not the bitter, egocentric version but the changed one that could bend his cultivated set of beliefs, his psychological constitution and like a human being sincerely apologize. But we know it won't happen, at least at the current state we're in. So rn we're in a tragic situation with no way to fully resolve it. At least that's my interpretation of events!