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I keep reading the title as Winterfell, it doesn't help that one of them looks like a Stark
computah give us a special chapter of heejae and crumpet fucking, I need to see him get pinned down and dominated by heejae
I'm so glad they went to New York when they did. Garam is like the sun, his light is so bright and warm, it reaches everyone around him. Had they been given a chance, I have no doubt he and Youngjo would have found their way back to each other. They wouldn't have this grand, once-in-a-lifetime love that he found with Heejae, but they would be together. Garam probably never becomes the pianist he is now, maybe he even walks away from music altogether, and he'd be a passing character whom many of us will have forgotten along with this story just like the countless other BLs we've read on this site. Heejae's lifelong obsession with creating a gem transcends the story itself. He made all of us look, made us stay, and made us pay attention to the brilliance of Garam.
150 chapters and I've yet to see anyone say a bad thing about the story itself and that speaks so much volume.
I honestly feel like grabbing someone to tell them to read No More Eurydice! I wanna blast this on twitter, but im holding back so much out of respect for the author. Sage you are truly the GOAT!!!
Everyone calling crumpet anything but his name lmao
Heejae mellowed out through the years, and it's Garam's turn to be the horndog, get him babygirl!
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I may have gotten the wrong impression from using machine translations when I read the raws, but at the end of this arc, Compton wonders if all along he had actually held affection towards Heejae. Rather than a romantic interest, Garam was a mirror of who he would've been if Heejae recognized his sound instead of rejecting him. His need to frame Garam's feelings as hatred, and his insistence to deny Garam's love for the professor, almost felt like a like desperate attempt at self-correction. He was actually projecting himself on Garam.
You know how Heejae is haunted by the ghost of the manager? In the same way, Heejae became Compton's ghost.
Btw, for some reasons Compton reminds me of Oikawa lol
Please do not read if you don't want spoilers.
I may have gotten the wrong impression from using machine translations when I read the raws, but at the end of this arc, Compton wonders if all along he had actually held affection towards Heejae. Rather than a romantic interest, Garam was a mirror of who he would've been if Heejae recognized his sound instead of rejecting him. His need to frame Garam's feelings as hatred, and his insistence to deny Garam's love for the professor, almost felt like a like desperate attempt at self-correction. He was actually projecting himself on Garam.
You know how Heejae is haunted by the ghost of the manager? In the same way, Heejae became Compton's ghost.
Btw, for some reasons Compton reminds me of Oikawa lol
that was so hot, it's like they're morphing into each other
I love how lived-in Heejae and Garam's relationship feels. Their interactions carry a natural intimacy that only those people who have been in a relationship for a while have.
If this had a regular serialization like most bl manhwas, a few months of hiatus would have been perfect in between season 4 and 5.
Yall the author is actually an ex-correctional officer. They mentioned in the author's note that Heonjae was based on someone they met in real life. I wonder if it was actually a convict? That'd be insane!!
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y'all need to calm down in the comments. This is just one of the many conflicts that Garam and Heejae goes through in their relationship. I know everyone's excited at them getting together but I hope people know that they aren't suddenly gonna have a perfect fairytale relationship just because they now have feelings for each other. These two are very complex characters, especially the professor. Their relationship is raw, realistic and very much human. All of your worries are gonna be addressed in the story, y'all just have to trust the process.
I wish more people would pay attention to Rachmaninoff's story in chapter 117. Rachmaninoff is mentioned many times in the story, and there's an emphasis on how Heejae's music style is reminiscent of Rachmaninoff. Rachmaninoff's story is parallel to Heejae's in a way that both are successful in their own career paths but their soul could never be satisfied and at rest.
In season 5, Garam would have to perform a Rachmaninoff piece, which he initially struggles to interpret. It's only through understanding Heejae that he's able to capture its soul and truly bring the music to life.
I wish there was someone more knowledgeable in music and fine arts that could interpret these symbolisms for us. I could read a whole essay on this fr!