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The chapter introduces a new character, Ethan, nicknamed \"Vantablack\" by readers, who has become a focal point of discussion. Despite his lack of eyebrows, he has generated significant attraction and speculation that he may become Marina's new contractor or romantic partner. The narrative further stokes audience anger as Mihye controversially compares her own relationship with Wigrun to Marina's abusive dynamic with her contractor, Lee Tae-Hyeon, causing readers to question her judgment and memory of Marina's past manipulations. This development, combined with the season ending on a cliffhanger centered on this B-plot, has left the audience deeply dissatisfied. 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Despite his lack of eyebrows, he has generated significant attraction and speculation that he may become Marina's new contractor or romantic partner. The narrative further stokes audience anger as Mihye controversially compares her own relationship with Wigrun to Marina's abusive dynamic with her contractor, Lee Tae-Hyeon, causing readers to question her judgment and memory of Marina's past manipulations. This development, combined with the season ending on a cliffhanger centered on this B-plot, has left the audience deeply dissatisfied. 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