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Audience opinion on Ah-young is sharply divided; many condemn her reaction as petty and an extreme overreaction, especially given the context that Sora may be hiding her sexuality in a non-accepting environment. However, other readers offer a more empathetic view, arguing that from Ah-young's perspective, their entire friendship now seems built on deceit, making her hurt and distrust understandable. The overwhelming theme is a frustrating lack of communication, with readers lamenting Sora's inability to explain herself without being forced to come out. While the instigator, Jae-in, is still universally reviled as \"insane,\" the focus is on the painful and realistic depiction of teenage angst between the former friends. 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