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The latest development marks a critical turning point, as Dongchae finally gathers the courage to ask a teacher for help, a moment that has elicited immense relief and hope from readers. However, this optimism is heavily undercut by a deep-seated skepticism toward the adult's potential intervention, as the series has consistently portrayed a world where adults fail to protect its young characters, a theme tragically established in the preceding Summer Arc through Hamin Lee's suicide and his brother Jaemin's subsequent trauma. This grim storyline unfolds amidst the convergence of other subplots, including lingering social fallout from the Spring Arc involving characters like Bomi and Gyuri. 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