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The emotional core of the chapter, which readers described as a \"poetic masterpiece,\" revolves around Nan Yeo's inability to process his own suffering, highlighted by Guk Dal's poignant question, \"can't you just cry?\" This dynamic of repressed pain resonated strongly with the audience, who found it both heartbreaking and relatable. In stark contrast to Nan Yeo's trauma stands Guk Dal's unwavering devotion and profound understanding of his partner. Guk Dal is portrayed as a deeply romantic and protective figure, with readers celebrating his supportive nature and quoting his desire \"to kiss the corners of his eyes since the first day we met.\" The intimate bond between the two is further emphasized by small moments, such as Nan Yeo casually calling Guk Dal \"babe\" even while bruised. The abusive father is established as the primary antagonist, drawing universal condemnation from readers. 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