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This external pressure has created a significant internal conflict for the main couple, as Mokrin's attempts to handle her brother's interference secretly are causing a communication breakdown with her husband, Eonyeong. While Eonyeong is seen as perceptive and supportive, Mokrin's lack of transparency is a source of reader frustration. A minor character inconsistency was also noted, with some questioning why Mokrin, a capable hunter, would faint at the sight of a dead pig. 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This external pressure has created a significant internal conflict for the main couple, as Mokrin's attempts to handle her brother's interference secretly are causing a communication breakdown with her husband, Eonyeong. While Eonyeong is seen as perceptive and supportive, Mokrin's lack of transparency is a source of reader frustration. A minor character inconsistency was also noted, with some questioning why Mokrin, a capable hunter, would faint at the sight of a dead pig. 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