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I’m actually hoping Jaekyung doesn’t have some sob story past that ‘made’ him this way. That would take up too many chapters and just be justifying—and predictable. I just want him to be an awful shit that unlearns his smug, childish, nasty behavior, after he loses Dan (somehow) and his Jinx kicks in. Basically, I don’t want there to be a “reason” for being heinous like this. I want him to lose it all. I want THAT to make him feel real humanity—real suffering from his actions, and make him see with new eyes.

I have a feeling that this mf season won’t change much until a finale that leaves us on a cliffhanger where Jae’s feelings crack open for Dan when it’s too late. Then we will have to continue to suffer for prob 6 months b4 it’s back. Does anyone remember how far apart seasons were with BJ?

I personally like toxic romances with bitter love and dangerous desire. The storyline alone is nicely-simple but it definitely draws you in intensely by your heartstrings. It is my type of tale and I feel you have to already be a fan of darkness to enjoy the stars and the moon.
This story is not easy; it’s not swoon-worthy—it is hard, dark, devilish and shakes you to the core because it feels so believable. This tale in general is vile, but this has HEART. It truly has good heart worth rooting for.
I marvel at the omega’s steadfastness, his goodness, and his pure and unbreakable love for the child.

The revolting, wrong doings made by the alpha eventually change him wholeheartedly. Not just because of some hormone-draw to the omega, but because eventually love and adoration bring mindfulness to him. He begins to see with new eyes. There is light in him, a light that was only ever-so there in s1 and when he wept at the end of s2, it is as clear as day that he will guard and love the omega with his life with what’s to come. He is changed, he will continue to change even if the dark things his instincts tell him to do creep forward. Either way, he has made it to the start of his redemption arc.