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This confrontation appears to further destabilize Yura's newly merged consciousness, as commentary suggests he may have retreated from the emotional weight of the moment by switching personas, once again avoiding the direct communication that readers desperately seek. The chapter heavily explores Yura's psychological torment, eliciting strong sympathy from the audience who largely attribute his condition to the \"unrealistic expectations\" Jinsung placed upon him in childhood. Fan theories speculate that Yura continuously crafts new personalities tailored to Jinsung's evolving needs, leading to a painful and unsustainable cycle. While many readers favor the \"real\" night persona, there is a pervasive sense of pity for both identities and a strong desire for them to fuse peacefully. 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