That "you'll wear them someday" is ominous foreshadowing... We're we betting there's a gps tracker in his shoes and in everything gifted to him.
Fckkkkk hope not
Omg i hope not. Yeomin should immediately discard that shoes
i feel like you're gonna be right
Man I was so into this but this angle is so dumb. Why do they need to kill the person who is running the community keeping them alive. If they think they can make it out there on their own then just fkn leave ???? Unless I missed something, no one has tried to run away/leave or was made to face any consequence of running away so the plot doesn't really show such an obvious answer.
Do they think the hounds will continue to do supply runs for them? Even with Guwon as hostage, the hounds will just kill them all and get him back and they'll just start over.
And honestly I don't see what rules are so terrible given the apocalyptic setting where everyone is just trying to survive. One guy stole meds for his sick kid and was killed and that's the only strict rules we've seen. Beyond that's everyone has a job and has their weight to pull, which is common sense. Tf do they want or think will be better without Guwon. I feel like I'm literally missing the plot.
But Guwon being so in love with teach is hella adorable though.
They want Guwon gone cause he killed their loved ones
I definitely get your point of view. But, the way that I see it, they're treating this less as a matter of practicality & survival and more a matter of morality & justice. They want to:
1.)Get revenge for their loved ones that Guwon and the Hounds killed. And also, maybe, for all the innocent people in general who've died by their hands.
and
2.)To try and live without having to be so cruel or immoral. They don't want to live and work under someone who killed their loved ones and is willing to kill innocents with no proper justification or reasoning. They're trying to achieve some level of 'peace' and a more 'moral way of living.'
And, while I do think that the goal is, in some aspects, possible. In the grand scheme of things, it's kind of stupid, yeah. The world is basically destroyed right now; there isn't much benefit in trying to be 100% moral and peaceful at all times.
Yeah that's honestly a really fair point. I wonder if they don't see that killing the killer makes them the killer. But then what comes next? They establish their own "moral" camp but need to survive, so they'll put rules in place and in time someone will take advantage of it and it's a repeated cycle. It feels like they have nothing in place and didn't give the after much thought and I think that's what's frustrating me.
Now that I think about it...
this sounds like it'd become an 'Animal Farm' situation real quick
Guysss what if the dude dancing and covered in blood with the swords is actually choi mujin? So he already there to rescue his beloved and make sure the grand ceremony never happens
Omg I thought the same lol
Yeah I felt that as well
There were two memory sticks and he only gave her one. I wonder what's on the other one and what he's going to do with it
I kinda feel bad he missed out on so much like his mate' pregnancy and a lot of his kids' first milestones.
But he is going to be there for the rest of theie lives ro see other firsts
Spoiler…
They’ll have a baby girl when the twins are a little grown up, so he’ll definitely be there for one of the kids’ milestones
I have a feeling the shaman is neutral in that he saw some vision showing something unfavorable and he knows the better option is to not have the grand ceremony happen. He's not on anyone's side but the gods/his own so because it suits his agenda he'll help them.
84 chapters in and out feels like we're going in circles. No plot progress, no character growth or development, no word about Cliff, and surprise surprise Leon gets r*ped again. Bruh.
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I hope Shin's armpit is ready for what's coming next