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This context has created a complex reaction among readers, who largely acknowledge Sunny as a victim of his circumstances but firmly condemn his subsequent actions, establishing a clear \"abused becomes the abuser\" theme. His behavior is seen as inexcusable, particularly his targeted cruelty towards Dongchan, which includes outing him to friends and attempting to sabotage his relationship with Jiwoo. The flashback also introduces a \"sunbae\" (senior), whose physical appearance has captivated readers but whose advice for Sunny to simply \"run away\" from his abusive home is viewed as impractical and unreasonable for a child. While this backstory provides crucial context for Sunny's present-day villainy, which recently shattered the domestic stability between Dongchan and Jiwoo, it is all framed by a more significant, looming threat. 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