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Hwan's assertion that \"nobody ever comes here\" is met with widespread disbelief, as readers vehemently point out that the antagonist, Deoki, is a known stalker who could appear at any moment. This fear, stemming directly from the recent traumatic trial, dominates the commentary, with countless readers pleading for the characters to \"go inside\" and criticizing their dangerous lack of caution. The romantic tension is further complicated by the recurring and now amplified discomfort with Hwan calling Samwol \"child,\" a term of endearment many find increasingly creepy and inappropriate given the physical nature of their relationship. Some readers direct their frustration at Hwan, labeling him as reckless and selfish for prioritizing his desires over Samwol's safety, thereby repeating the very behavior that led to their recent suffering. 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