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This revelation provides a tragic context for his actions, framing them as a desperate lashing out from a traumatized teenager who feels trapped and fears being abandoned. The new information has significantly impacted the divided readership; while many still condemn his past sexual assault of Dongchan and find his behavior inexcusable, a growing number now express pity and a reluctant understanding of his motivations. This development solidifies his redemption arc, with readers actively speculating on his potential for change and a future romantic pairing with the supportive senior, Chul-ho (Sunbae), who is positioned as a savior figure. However, this intense focus on the antagonist's backstory has amplified frustration among readers who feel the main couple, Jiwoo and Dongchan, have been unjustly sidelined. 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