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This act of gaslighting is met with overwhelming condemnation from readers, who argue that the onus was on the parent to seek out the child she abandoned with a known abuser. \\#\\#\\# Narrative Resolution and Character Closure The narrative culminates in Hye-sung's decision to reject both of his parents, refusing to offer them forgiveness or a place in his new life. This resolution is widely praised by readers as a powerful conclusion to his character arc, demonstrating his growth by breaking the cycle of abuse and choosing the healthy, supportive family he has built with Dojin and their son, Byul. Readers specifically lauded the story for subverting the common trope of unconditional forgiveness, presenting a more realistic and empowering outcome for a trauma survivor. \\#\\#\\# Reception of the Series Finale The chapter marks the definitive end of the series, prompting strong emotional reactions from the readership. 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