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Fan commentary overwhelmingly confirms that Yura is exhibiting a blend of his gentle and aggressive selves, leading to intense speculation about which persona is dominant and whether they have fully fused into a single, unpredictable consciousness. Despite this development, significant confusion persists regarding the identity of the \"real\" Yura. The emotional core of the chapter appears to be Yura's palpable desperation and pain, which has deeply resonated with the audience, with many expressing profound sadness. Concurrently, frustration with Jinsung has peaked; readers criticize him as selfish and hypocritical for pushing Yura away after claiming to accept his true, original self (\"Night Hyung\"). 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