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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed,Why did [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]], the person who helped Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murderer?.Specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: Hoobin's third fight agaisnt Pakgo end's up with the latter completly destroyed by his former prey , begging for his life after Hoobin broke numerous bones of his body.]]. After all the terrible thing he has done, is more than deserved.
** Being an even worse person than Pakgo , everytime someone beat up or expose Jeongchan is cathartic.
* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: Hoobin's third fight agaisnt Pakgo end's up with the latter completly destroyed by his former prey , begging for his life after Hoobin broke numerous bones of his body.]]. After all the terrible thing he has done, is more than deserved.
** Being an even worse person than Pakgo , everytime someone beat up or expose Jeongchan is cathartic.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin Hobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin Hobin looks bad, but on the other, is if he was really killed,Why killed, why did [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]], the person who helped Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , Hobin, never tried try to used that to frame Hoobin Hobin as a murderer?.Specially murderer? Especially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im In the end end, it seem seems to be left at the reader interpretation.
* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler:Hoobin's Hobin's third fight agaisnt against Pakgo end's up ends with the latter completly destroyed by his former prey , begging for his life after Hoobin Hobin broke numerous bones of his body.]]. After all the terrible thing he has done, is more than deserved.
** Being an even worse person than Pakgo , everytime someone beat up or expose Jeongchan iscathartic.cathartic.
* HoYay: After ending his tenure as an ArcVillain, Taehoon becomes increasingly fixated on Hobin and Hobin in turn indulges him to an extent. Many of their interactions are filled with blantantly suggestive body language and frequent DoubleEntendre, including a BaitAndSwitch instance when Hobin speaks as if he were ''asking Taehoon's father for permission to marry Taehoon''. Taehoon's WholeEpisodeFlashback just added fuel to the fire.
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** Being an even worse person than Pakgo , everytime someone beat up or expose Jeongchan is
* HoYay: After ending his tenure as an ArcVillain, Taehoon becomes increasingly fixated on Hobin and Hobin in turn indulges him to an extent. Many of their interactions are filled with blantantly suggestive body language and frequent DoubleEntendre, including a BaitAndSwitch instance when Hobin speaks as if he were ''asking Taehoon's father for permission to marry Taehoon''. Taehoon's WholeEpisodeFlashback just added fuel to the fire.
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* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: Hoobin´s third fight agaisnt Pakgo end´s up with the latter completly destroyed by his former prey , begging for his life after Hoobin broke numerous bones of his body.]]. After all the terrible thing he has done, is more than deserved.
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* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: Hoobin´s Hoobin's third fight agaisnt Pakgo end´s end's up with the latter completly destroyed by his former prey , begging for his life after Hoobin broke numerous bones of his body.]]. After all the terrible thing he has done, is more than deserved.
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** Being even worse than Pakgi , everytime someone beat up or expose Jeongchan is cathartic.
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** Being an even worse person than Pakgi Pakgo , everytime someone beat up or expose Jeongchan is cathartic.
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* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: Hoobin´s third fight agaisnt Pakgo end´s up with the latter completly destroyed by his former prey , begging for his life after Hoobin broke numerous bones of his body.]]. After all the terrible thing he has done, is more than deserved.
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* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: Hoobin´s third fight agaisnt Pakgo end´s up with the latter completly destroyed by his former prey , begging for his life after Hoobin broke numerous bones of his body.]]. After all the terrible thing he has done, is more than deserved.deserved.
** Being even worse than Pakgi , everytime someone beat up or expose Jeongchan is cathartic.
** Being even worse than Pakgi , everytime someone beat up or expose Jeongchan is cathartic.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed,Why did [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]], the person who helped Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murderer?.Specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed,Why did [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]], the person who helped Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murderer?.Specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.interpretation.
*CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: Hoobin´s third fight agaisnt Pakgo end´s up with the latter completly destroyed by his former prey , begging for his life after Hoobin broke numerous bones of his body.]]. After all the terrible thing he has done, is more than deserved.
*CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: Hoobin´s third fight agaisnt Pakgo end´s up with the latter completly destroyed by his former prey , begging for his life after Hoobin broke numerous bones of his body.]]. After all the terrible thing he has done, is more than deserved.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed,Why did [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]], the person who helped Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder?.Specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed,Why did [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]], the person who helped Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder?.murderer?.Specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed,Why did [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]], the person who help Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder?.Specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed,Why did [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]], the person who help helped Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder?.Specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed, [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]] the person who help ´Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder ,specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed, killed,Why did [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]] Seongjun]], the person who help ´Pakgo Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder ,specially murder?.Specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of Pakgo afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed, [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]] the person who help ´Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder ,specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of Pakgo him afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed, [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]] the person who help ´Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder ,specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoilers:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of Pakgo afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed, [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]] the person who help ´Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder ,specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoilers:Killed [[spoiler:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of Pakgo afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed, [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]] the person who help ´Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder ,specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
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*AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Did Hoobin [[spoilers:Killed Pakgo in chapter 66.]] Theres evidence that support both cases. On one hand, there was no mention of Pakgo afterwards even considering that he could have tried to turn the beating in his favor to make Hoobin looks bad, but on the other, is he was really killed, [[spoiler:Baek Seongjun]] the person who help ´Pakgo getting his revenge on Hoobin , never tried to used that to frame Hoobin as a murder ,specially when the latter started a campaing against him. Im the end it seem to be left at the reader interpretation.
