@Sena Well we'll see if I'm wrong or not, so far he has only fulfilled his role as an antagonist, very predictable, of course perhaps his intentions are still a mystery and we don't know his purpose as such, but so far it is being as I predicted, and The fact that he doesn't propose to Jiho to have a relationship has nothing to do with his jealousy and possessiveness, maybe it's just like that, he lost his partner (she died) and he still hasn't been able to heal or overcome that, therefore She's not interested in having a relationship beyond s** with Jiho, but that doesn't mean she can't be territorial with her, they have fun, and that's more than enough. And yes, he definitely enjoys teasing Woohui, I even thought he wouldn't do it yet, since Woohui, apart from the fact that he hasn't even asked himself yet, what he feels or what's wrong with Jiho (we assume, as I read below in the comments, is thanks to her expressions, which are obvious) Yeonwoo noticed it even better than herself, so there are both possibilities, whether it's out of jealousy and envy (like she said, she's envious of woohui) or just because he likes to tease her.
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@NoelleSilva I don't think it's fair to call the sunbae an antagonist either. Because nothing that's shown so far, actually proves she's one. I mean if Yeonwoo knows with certainty that Jiho and Woohui are madly in love with one another, and she's actively opposing them from getting together, then yes, I'd agree that would make her a villain for doing so. However, neither Jiho nor Woohui has made their intentions as clear as daylight they see each other as more friends and wish to date each other. Even now whenever she questions Jiho about Woohui, Jiho keeps acting like there's totally nothing between her and Woohui at all.
It would be so da** ridiculous in the highest order if Yeonwoo ends up turning clingy and possessive for Jiho, considering she's the one who insisted on having this friends-with-benefits relationship, meaning she shouldn't have any complaints if and when Jiho decided to move on. And I'd go a step further and say she'll be a massive hypocrite if she's harming Woohui intentionally out of jealousy, proving she's no better than those high school classmates who tried to bully her in the past. He**, she would be the same as her mother, who's controlling and abusive.
We'll have to wait and see. Somehow I don't think Yeonwoo is ultimately an antagonist or villain like others think she is. Like Seriously FR, this story doesn't need this cliche, bad person who's out to make life difficult for the would-be couple. I mean Jiho has already made things difficult for herself, thinking Woohui is still straight. And of course, Woohui isn't exactly helping herself either by being confused about her sexuality. With all of these factors in mind, you don't need extra complications by adding a villain to the mix.
It would be so da** ridiculous in the highest order if Yeonwoo ends up turning clingy and possessive for Jiho, considering she's the one who insisted on having this friends-with-benefits relationship, meaning she shouldn't have any complaints if and when Jiho decided to move on. And I'd go a step further and say she'll be a massive hypocrite if she's harming Woohui intentionally out of jealousy, proving she's no better than those high school classmates who tried to bully her in the past. He**, she would be the same as her mother, who's controlling and abusive.
We'll have to wait and see. Somehow I don't think Yeonwoo is ultimately an antagonist or villain like others think she is. Like Seriously FR, this story doesn't need this cliche, bad person who's out to make life difficult for the would-be couple. I mean Jiho has already made things difficult for herself, thinking Woohui is still straight. And of course, Woohui isn't exactly helping herself either by being confused about her sexuality. With all of these factors in mind, you don't need extra complications by adding a villain to the mix.