# WebtoonLib — Walk on Water #24

## Series
- title: Walk on Water
- slug: walk-on-water-983f48

## Chapter
- number: 24
- release_date: 2025-03-05

### Summary
The current chapter focuses on the porn shoot between Ed (as 'Tommy') and the new performer, Lancer, which is directed by a visibly jealous Glenn McQueen. The reader response is dominated by intense negativity towards Lancer, who is widely condemned for his aggressive and careless sexual performance that causes Ed obvious pain and distress. Commenters label Lancer an "asshole" and a "brute," debating whether his actions stem from incompetence or malicious intent. A significant secondary discussion revolves around the widespread disbelief and mockery of Lancer's claim to be "straight," with many readers pointing out that "the closet is glass" based on his behavior. In contrast, Glenn's character is elevated in the readers' eyes. His angry and protective reaction to Ed's suffering is interpreted as definitive proof of his romantic feelings, with many calling him a "green flag" for intervening and caring for his actor's well-being. The event solidifies Lancer as an antagonist while reinforcing the central emotional conflict, as Glenn's jealousy and concern for Ed become undeniable.
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- summary_verification: unverified

### Key events
- Ed films a traumatic and painful scene with Lancer under Glenn's supervision.

## Spoiler
- level: auto

### Safe teaser
The current chapter focuses on the porn shoot between Ed (as 'Tommy') and the new performer, Lancer, which is directed by a visibly jealous Glenn McQueen.

### Spoiler summary
The current chapter focuses on the porn shoot between Ed (as 'Tommy') and the new performer, Lancer, which is directed by a visibly jealous Glenn McQueen. The reader response is dominated by intense negativity towards Lancer, who is widely condemned for his aggressive and careless sexual performance that causes Ed obvious pain and distress. Commenters label Lancer an "asshole" and a "brute," debating whether his actions stem from incompetence or malicious intent. A significant secondary discussion revolves around the widespread disbelief and mockery of Lancer's claim to be "straight," with many readers pointing out that "the closet is glass" based on his behavior. In contrast, Glenn's character is elevated in the readers' eyes. His angry and protective reaction to Ed's suffering is interpreted as definitive proof of his romantic feelings, with many calling him a "green flag" for intervening and caring for his actor's well-being. The event solidifies Lancer as an antagonist while reinforcing the central emotional conflict, as Glenn's jealousy and concern for Ed become undeniable.

## Status
- data_status: complete
- summary_status: generated
- transcript: Hardsub chapter — image-only

## See also
- [WebtoonLib — Walk on Water #24](/series/walk-on-water-983f48/chapter-24)
- for_series_detail: /llms-series/walk-on-water-983f48

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