This is 100% the best story-line I've read in a Manwha. The time in the past was straightforwardly described even in the first panel, making me really want to see what all those metaphores--especially about how the girl with pink hair continued to walk up the endless staircase hoping to see the reason but along the way forgetting why she's there in the first place. It's making my heart turn in knots. I was also looking for the past children to realize the mistake that was made. Especially with Nora, and this chapter right here gives justice to the flow of the story.
Sometimes I would think, maybe the death of certain characters is made necessary to have a great resolution and to make justice to what the whole story is about. It's not just about gaining pittance out of the audience but imploring a deep connection from the audience to the story and pointing out that everything in life (or in the story) is not just because of pure coincidence.
This is 100% the best story-line I've read in a Manwha. The time in the past was straightforwardly described even in the first panel, making me really want to see what all those metaphores--especially about how the girl with pink hair continued to walk up the endless staircase hoping to see the reason but along the way forgetting why she's there in the first place. It's making my heart turn in knots. I was also looking for the past children to realize the mistake that was made. Especially with Nora, and this chapter right here gives justice to the flow of the story.
Sometimes I would think, maybe the death of certain characters is made necessary to have a great resolution and to make justice to what the whole story is about. It's not just about gaining pittance out of the audience but imploring a deep connection from the audience to the story and pointing out that everything in life (or in the story) is not just because of pure coincidence.
This is beautiful. Really. Perfect.