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His crying face has solidified his \"sweet beast\" persona, eliciting powerful protective and motherly instincts from the audience, who now see him as a precious figure who \"must be protected.\" This vulnerability proves to be a \"new weakness\" for Da-im, whose attraction intensifies dramatically, humorously captured in a panel where she is seen googling \"men's crying faces.\" Readers interpret this as a pivotal moment, with Cupid metaphorically ditching the arrow to throw a spear directly at her heart. Contrasting with this romantic development is a wave of anger and sorrow regarding the confirmation that the mother cat was killed by the bullies, sparking strong condemnation and grief among the readership. Meanwhile, Da-im's brother, Jae-im, remains a source of dramatic irony; he is comically unaware that the woman On-gyum likes is his own sister, and readers eagerly anticipate his reaction to the truth. 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His crying face has solidified his \"sweet beast\" persona, eliciting powerful protective and motherly instincts from the audience, who now see him as a precious figure who \"must be protected.\" This vulnerability proves to be a \"new weakness\" for Da-im, whose attraction intensifies dramatically, humorously captured in a panel where she is seen googling \"men's crying faces.\" Readers interpret this as a pivotal moment, with Cupid metaphorically ditching the arrow to throw a spear directly at her heart. Contrasting with this romantic development is a wave of anger and sorrow regarding the confirmation that the mother cat was killed by the bullies, sparking strong condemnation and grief among the readership. Meanwhile, Da-im's brother, Jae-im, remains a source of dramatic irony; he is comically unaware that the woman On-gyum likes is his own sister, and readers eagerly anticipate his reaction to the truth. 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