I don't own this webtoon at all. All rights for the images go to the author but the belong to me. YES! I finally finished it. You can't imagine the countless struggles I went thru with this. I think my computer restarted itself at least 3 times while I was working on this, which means I had to re-do it every time, haa~
Is there some connection between Jung wanting to make it "how it used to be" (Sul not being so Junglike?) and his telling Inha to leave? I can't think of what such a connection might be, but it seems like Jung thinks there's one.
ReplyDeleteI'm not even sure if that's what he was referring to.
DeleteI think it has more to do with how his dad told him that "the world won't move at your will" like his dad told him he can't control everything but Jung thinks he can make things go his way.
Sorry, it's hard to explain, the way Jung thinks and talks alone is super vague.
How did Jung find out bout Inha...
ReplyDeleteHe had that guy at Sul's school keep an eye on Sul remember? That's how he found out about Sangchul.
DeleteJae woo told Jung Sul was hanging with Inha. KyanHwan is the one who told him about Sang Chul and the review papers. And both volunteered the info.
DeleteHe has eyes everywhere like how Euntaek tells him about Sul's activities, etc.
ReplyDeleteArgh why Jung? Everything was going on fine this time. Don't destroy someone who's already broken and is slowly starting to put things together it'll make things worse. It's bad because in the last chapters Jung was acting normally and now he's in threathening mode again and that's what really destroy him in a way :/But it can't be helped since he's been betrayed everytime he was close to someone except fort Sul... and Inha made the worse move...
ReplyDeleteDestroying sounds a little... dramatic. He just told her to leave with his brother. Which he might not have the right to but it's understandable the why, since she's hanging out with Sul and Jung has already had enough of the siblings hanging out with his girlfriend and he did say please, haha.
DeleteNot but in all seriousness even if he was warning Inha, he was being honest with her about how toxic they are together, they bring the worse out of each other. It is best for them to not have anything to do with the other. Because Inha it is the one mingled in Jung's world by hanging at his University and not the other way around, unfortunately for her, she's the one that has to leave.
Isn't everything about Inha dramatic? lol
DeleteYeah I agree with you but I think Sul has the good authority on Inha and maybe she could change. But yeah after thinking about that, if I was at Jung's position I would probably do the same, actually I don't even know how he can talk calmly with her.
Aiiiii! What is the trigger for Jung's facing off with Inha this time? Did I miss something? And I really don't get what "how it used to be" refers to in this context.
ReplyDeleteJung is becoming more and more like his dad. Monitoring Sul like that. Jung, stahp this satanic cycle nowwww :(
ReplyDeleteWhat? hahaha
DeleteI can't really say that what he is doing can't be considered as monitoring but Jung is nothing like his dad. Jung just wants to know if Sul is having any difficulties so he can help her, like back in chap 22. He is not judging her, nor does he try to manipulate her, he is just honestly concerned. And you can't say the same thing about his Dad.
Niiik, I really appreciate your translations and more so, your comments on the characters. I hope everyone interprets Jung the same way as you have. I started reading CITT for Jung's character but somewhere down the line feel very frustrated that the writer of the webtoon didn' t bother to clarify the character properly to the readers
DeleteFound your blog recently, my sister recommended to me when i keep bugging her the webtoon translation still far behind. Thank you sooo much for your afford. May i know where can i read for the missing chapters?
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