A person's personality is largely determined by the identity of their parents and the environment around them.
Personality plays a decisive role in the direction of life trajectory.
So Dong-soo's death can be seen as inevitable.
Dong-soo is the son of an undertaker. In traditional culture, people and things related to death are not clean. That's why he was treated with indifference by other children since he was a child.
Some people will become depressed, introverted, and silent. Some go to the other extreme, sharp-edged and impulsive.
Won-seo was influenced by his underworld father and became the boss of the school. Dong-soo wanted to avoid being bullied, and relying on him was the best way.
And just like that, Dong-soo became Won-seo's sidekick.
The first disagreement between Dong-soo and Won-seo was over the issue of Chun-sook. Dong-soo realizes the difference between him and San-tae. Yuan Rui sees himself more as a sidekick than a friend.
(Actually, Yuan Rui's friendship with Shan Tai has also deteriorated a bit, and he is more of a show off capital.)
This stimulated Dong-soo's sensitive psychology to a certain extent.
He didn't want to be looked down upon, and he no longer wanted to be second.
So he broke into the office with a baseball bat and smashed the trophy. This is a demonstration, or an extremely willful move.
Look, what Won-seo dared not do, I, Dong-soo, did.
If the two were not in the same industry, they might have been at peace with each other, but they both chose the gang.
This is probably also a kind of rebellious mentality. Dong-soo wants to compete with Won-seo in what he does best.
When two tigers fight, they will die. Yuan Rui, who has always been the boss, will not bow his head, and Dong Zhu, who has worked hard to climb up, will not bow his head.
I want to end with a song.
more grown, more lonely.
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