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Love is everywhere, except in those last four minutes of episode 6.

what really got me was angel immediately registering what happened but not understanding the context of it. all he knew was that husk just fully hit him

“what the fuck, husk, did you just punch me?”

angel instantly is so angry at husk, and probably ever so slightly betrayed too

but angel realizes what was going on by LOOKING AT HUSK

Also some eye communication (lol):

ᴛʀᴜꜱᴛ ᴍᴇ, ᴊᴜꜱᴛ ᴍᴇ!

Mission status: success

So, the other day I saw this LBH pic

And

My brain had a neuron activation moment bc right after my mind remembered:

The Fallen Angel by Alexandre Cabanel

All I could think about was a younger In-ho. Right after his fall from grace as a cop, as a detective. That moment when he finally saw the truth: how rotten the system he'd served for so long really was. A system he had joined willingly, obeyed faithfully, only to be chewed up and spit out by it when he could no longer play the role he was supposed to.

He feels utterly betrayed.

He is the fallen angel.

And after he had to walk through hell, he made it his own domain. He gave up his humanity the moment it stopped making sense to hold onto it.

Why should he uphold laws and morals when society never really cared about him or the people he loved the most?

And now, twisted as it is, he finds redemption in witnessing humanity at its worst. Watching the "scum" of the earth fight tooth and nail for survival in his carefully constructed playground—it justifies everything. It proves him right.