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The chapter reveals the horrifying discovery of Sangwoo's mother, Eunseo Oh's, preserved corpse hidden behind a wall in his house. Readers express intense shock and fear at this graphic reveal, questioning why the decomposing body didn't emit a noticeable smell and debating Sangwoo's contradictory \"memory\" of her suicide versus the evidence showing he kept her alive and tortured her long after. Yoon Bum, now hospitalized and institutionalized, is depicted as deeply traumatized and psychologically shattered. Readers overwhelmingly note his continued, obsessive fixation on Sangwoo despite the abuse, interpreting his quiet demeanor as dangerous instability or profound psychological damage. Many comments express deep sympathy for Bum while criticizing the authorities for failing to provide him with adequate psychological support or trauma counseling immediately following his ordeal, emphasizing his desperate need for extensive therapy to address his manipulation, Stockholm syndrome, and lifetime of abuse. 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Readers express intense shock and fear at this graphic reveal, questioning why the decomposing body didn't emit a noticeable smell and debating Sangwoo's contradictory \"memory\" of her suicide versus the evidence showing he kept her alive and tortured her long after. Yoon Bum, now hospitalized and institutionalized, is depicted as deeply traumatized and psychologically shattered. Readers overwhelmingly note his continued, obsessive fixation on Sangwoo despite the abuse, interpreting his quiet demeanor as dangerous instability or profound psychological damage. Many comments express deep sympathy for Bum while criticizing the authorities for failing to provide him with adequate psychological support or trauma counseling immediately following his ordeal, emphasizing his desperate need for extensive therapy to address his manipulation, Stockholm syndrome, and lifetime of abuse. 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