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The central conflict fuels widespread speculation that Chang’s rage is not moral outrage but a toxic manifestation of his own repressed romantic feelings for Ed. Readers theorize that his anger stems from jealousy and the shock of seeing the man he secretly desires, whom he assumed was straight, with other men. Chang’s accusation that Ed is “living in denial” is largely interpreted as a projection of his own internal conflict. While Ed is positioned as the victim of this tirade, a secondary tension is introduced as readers note he is lying to Glenn about the severity of the situation, creating further strain on their burgeoning relationship. 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Readers theorize that his anger stems from jealousy and the shock of seeing the man he secretly desires, whom he assumed was straight, with other men. Chang’s accusation that Ed is “living in denial” is largely interpreted as a projection of his own internal conflict. While Ed is positioned as the victim of this tirade, a secondary tension is introduced as readers note he is lying to Glenn about the severity of the situation, creating further strain on their burgeoning relationship. 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This reaction is framed as profoundly hypocritical by the readership, who vehemently point out that Chang is the manipulative antagonist who forced Ed into his desperate financial situation and explicitly told him to do “whatever it takes” to repay his debt. The central conflict fuels widespread speculation that Chang’s rage is not moral outrage but a toxic manifestation of his own repressed romantic feelings for Ed. Readers theorize that his anger stems from jealousy and the shock of seeing the man he secretly desires, whom he assumed was straight, with other men. Chang’s accusation that Ed is “living in denial” is largely interpreted as a projection of his own internal conflict. While Ed is positioned as the victim of this tirade, a secondary tension is introduced as readers note he is lying to Glenn about the severity of the situation, creating further strain on their burgeoning relationship. 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