I wasn't really serious reading this until I reached halfway. I said before that this is fictional and the theme is a very serious one since it has a mental disorder, breaking the laws, abuse and so much more. So I wasn't taking this seriously. But reaching halfway took my interest especially when a notice was released.
So here's my thought:
1. "Killing Stalking" the title itself already gave a heads up of what will be the story is about. Stalking then Killing. Stalking Sangwoo by Yoonbum and killing someone by Sangwoo.
2. Yoonbum is mentally ill, I don't particularly know what is his condition but for Sangwoo, he have BPD or Bordeline Personality Disorder. Unfortunately, it's not his mood that has a problem but the personality itself so it's not a bipolar. The prologue already mentioned it. It's BPD not Bipolar.
3. Sangwoo is a manipulative lover. As I observed, manipulation is his expertise aside from killing. Have you remembered that he played as victim to make the officer guilty of his actions? He played his words well. No wonder he handled Yoonbum. I think right from the start, he manipulates Yoonbum, his love and affection towards him are all to manipulate Yoonbum. The author itself said that Sangwoo is not categorized as gay or bisexual. Which means there's a chance that Sangwoo is only using Yoonbum. He even thought of him as his mom at the early chapters because of the resemblance. .
+++.
Comment by Chiaki on Killing Stalking - Chapter 38
Too much bl will be the cause of my death.
13 Replies
4. I stiil don't know why he won't let go of Yoonbum but what I'm sure is, Yoonbum is in a repetitive cycle. He always had a chance to run, but due to his fear of Sangwoo, he held back and came back from where he starts. When Sangwoo is outside, he had a chance but held back. When the officer is in Sangwoo's house, he hides himself, again, he held back. When the officer trespasses, convincing him to be the witness, brought them to the police, he never said anything. Again, he held back. He always held back because of 1. He do loves Sangwoo, so much, TOO much; and 2. He's scared. He is mentally ill, so these are natural prior to his actions. YOONBUM IS IN REPETITIVE CYCLE BECAUSE WHENEVER THERE'S A CHANCE HE ALWAYS END UP TO WHERE HE STARTED. Remember this chap where he is chased by a clown? Wherever he goes, there's no endpoint. When he tries to search where Sangwoo is, he just found a recorder (?) and fet betrayed. What I'm implementing is, Sangwoo's helding him back. Yoonbum is in a circle, there's no escape.
+++
5. The burnt hand. Idk if that's a horror house but I think it is. Remember when there's a clown with chainsaw showed up? Then everyone ran and Yoonbum left alone inside then Sangwoo came back to take him outside? Deja vu right? It's similar to the special chapter. Anyway, before taking him outside, Sangwoo approached Yoonbum with burnt hands. If I am not mistaken the author showed already what will happen to Sangwoo - he'll be burned. But the question is how and where? Most likely it will be in his house. There's no other place is possible. Next, in what way? He can be burned by accident or intentional. If it's by accident, probably because he left the gas tank open and then he smoke a cigarette without knowing. It can also be because of the appliances, overheat as so we assume. But Sangwoo is not stupid so it's not possible. But if it's intentional, who could possibly do such a thing? It can be 1. The officer and; 2. The family of the victims. I didn't consider Yoonbum, because there's no way he'll burn his Sangwoo. So why the officer? Simply because he's so furious that Sangwoo is not in jail and it's the only thing he can think of to get rid of Sangwoo, to give justice to those who had killed by him. Why the family of the victims? Possibly they want vengeance. But for this to make it happen, the detectives must've solved the murder cases and found out that Sangwoo is the culprit. But what I think the hole in this option 2 is, the police probably got Sangwoo under their custody so burning him in his house is not possible. I'm considering the option 1 since I haven't seen the officer, Seungbae.
+++
6. I forgot to mention, the apples. The apples are red. Red is love yes but it's not the color that has the connection to this story, it's the apple itself. If my memory serves me right (sorry Dear G** Almighty, I don't read bible, please forgive me for what I had sin.) I'm really not sure too if this is true because there's a lot of versions but apple is a forbidden fruit. That's what we're taught. It's a symbolism of temptation and sin. Sangwoo gave Yoonbum an apple, tempting. Yoonbum is tempted, he bites. Because he bites, he fell already. Sangwoo already won. (Also, for me apple symbolizes lu**. Because it's red, sweet and addictive, just like s** **tho I don't have an experience, but lu** can be anything.**)
+++
7. Sangwoo will die. 99.99% sure. I won't say anything.
I may be right or I maybe wrong. Tbh, this is the first time I find a psychological manhwa complicated. The author/creator is good with playing and making moves. That's very commendable. I actually assume I kinda knew the author just by reading this. I bet s/he'll leave a cliffhanger at the end of this story.
Anyway, these are my thoughts. Again, I may be right or I may be wrong.
My explanations were kinda confusing tho. But I hope you got the point. My english os very limited because it's not my native language.


Why tf did u type sm
I just felt writing what's in my mind. 
Not finna read all that but I read the of the things i agree for most thing
This comment has been deleted.

