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I hate that we never got to see Gihun find out that Inho and Junho were actually brothers. We deserved to see Junho trying to convince Inho to go back with him only for Gihun to stumble upon them and demand answers. He might even think they were working together against him to mislead him. It would've been such a messy and dramatic confrontation that could've ended in someone getting hurt I wish we could've seen it.
You ever think about how Junho might develop sevre abandonment issues after everything that happened with Inho. Even if he does find others to fill the void Inho left in his life that previous abandonment will weigh heavily on his mind and hang over any new relationships he makes for as long as they last. The fact that he didn't get any closure with Inho makes the feeling worse as he doesn't understand fully why Inho wants nothing to do with him anymore, won't even accept his help.
He becomes more clingier, more paranoid that the could leave him at any moment. The closer he is to the person the more this fear grows. I wouldn't be surprised if it took him a long time just to get close to someone else again because of this fear of being abandoned again. Inhos hurt him more than anyone else in his life.
He'll need someone more mature and patient. Poor guy has a myriad of issues he's dealing with and could use a gentle hand in his life. He deserves someone as loyal and loving as he is.
This is Frontman AU Junho where Gihun actually does manage to capture him and tells him to end the games which Junho finds amusing and acts like it's the most ridiculous thing he's ever heard (hence the video) until Inho shows his face then he suddenly becomes withdrawn and sullen. Junho does get away eventually of course.
Been thinking a lot on how Frontman Inho and Frontman Junho would differ from each other. Junho would act more cocky and smug outright, like some b rated movie villain but that's just a persona he uses for the Frontman role. In a way it's a defense mechanism because it's so different from his actual personality it helps him cope better with what he's doing by viewing himself and the Frontman as two different people.
Instead of having Junho fumble around trying to find the island for 2 years I would've shown him trying to recover and deal with the physical and mental trauma after he wakes up from his coma. Show how long it took him to even begin walking and the way the fall affected his physical health permanently. He struggles with some memory issues due to the traumatic brain injury he got from the fall.
I would show him first trying to tell his superiors about everything what happened once he's deemed well enough to be interrogated. The hopelessness when no one believes his story about the island and his brain injury being used against him to support the notion he hallucinated it. Being forced into therapy because everyone thinks he's crazy. He begins to wonder if it even happened and starts believing what everyone else says, that it's due to the trauma of the fall and also that it was a way to cope with his brother's absence. He's left feeling lost in life as a result and while he tries to he can never fully move on from that. He keeps having nightmares of the island even though everyone tells him it doesn't exist.
He works as a detective here still btw. It isn't until when he sees one of the cards on a suspect that he starts realizing maybe it wasn't a hallucination. He remembers seeing that same card all those years ago and he interrogates said suspect about it who tells him a man in a suit gave it to him who had him play ddajki for money. They even claim it was offered to some other people he knew. Which leads to him investigating more into this and tries to find this man for more details. He even asks his mom more details about who saved him which leads him to Captain Park who he ends up telling him more details about how he found him and offers to help him. Though Junho is grateful he remains cautious as its all left him a bit paranoid. Anyways all of his searching into this ends up leading him to Gihun and I'm leaving it at that for now because it's already getting too long.
You all get the gist. I just want more Junho development as its egregious that he has the most screen time next to Gihun yet he's one of the least developed characters.
I think Inho's alcoholism was prevalent even before he became the Frontman, though it was worse before Ilnam came and offered him a job. The grief of losing his wife and child plus the guilt of killing those players brought made him completely let himself go. He often spent a lot of time drinking to the point where he would black out, most commonly he would be found passed out on the streets. He got into bar fights often and stopped keeping up with his appearance. He didn't care what happened to him at that point.
Junho was there for him through it all. He would bail Inho out of whatever trouble he would get himself in no matter how inconvenient it could be at times. Junho would find him on the streets when Inho passed out while walking home and take him back to his own place to recover. He would try to help Inho clean himself up when he vomited on himself, give him clean clothes and help him with hangovers. Tidy up his place when Inho couldn't bother to anymore. Inho's done so much for him the least he could do was be there for him during this difficult time.
He tried to get Inho help but Inho wouldn't hear about any of it. So Junho stayed and tried to support him as best as he could hoping one day his brother gets it together before he runs into serious trouble.
Junho feels guilty later because he realizes his brothers self destructive habits had something to do with the games and he felt maybe if he pushed his brother more he would've learned the truth and could've gave him the proper support (truth if Inho would've rather died than have Junho find all that out)
"You don't know me. I'm not the same person anymore."
"That's okay. I'll get to know you again."
I love imagining Junho as a player in season 2 and 3. It's hilarious to think of Inho approaching Gihun after the vote to try to talk to him being all smug only to freeze completely when he Junho pops up from the back to agree with Gihun when Gihun is getting mad at Inho for voting O.
Junho can not believe the audacity his brother has to pretend to be a player who knows nothing about the games just to get closer to Gihun and he wants to strangle him. Especially since he's been chasing him for years to no avail. He'll keep Inho's identity to himself for now so the other players won't harm him, but he will do everything he can to try to corner him at some point and get the answers he desperately wants. (though a part of him wonders if Inho was forced to join the games as some sort of punishment or to keep an eye on Gihun up close so that's what ultimately keeps him from losing it on Inho for his deception)
Inho is so freaked out seeing his brother here that he immediately walks away before he can fully get into his spat with Gihun about the vote. He wants to leave to avoid Junho but he can't just leave things as is because more than anything he needs to test Gihuns belief in humanity to see who between them is right. He does calm a tiny bit when he sees that Junho isn't giving his identity away but then it hits him that Junho doesn't have the same protection he does and if Junho fails a game it means certain death. He thinks about trying to get one of the managers attention to get in contact with his deputy but he realizes he can't find a moment to do so without looking incredibly suspicious. So he realizes he'll have to do everything he can to keep Junho alive in this hell while avoiding having an in depth conversation about his life decisions and it's giving him a terrible headache.
Anyways I think if Junho took Inho's hand back at the cliff Inho would be truthful about what he does and his reasons as to why he's doing it. Maybe even try to show Junho how a lot of them deserve it in a way. Not maliciously manipulative like he was with Gihun, but Junho was a detective in the violent crimes department so he's seen a lot of the terrible things people inflict on others everyday, Inho could use that angle to reinforce the thought of how majority of humanity is truly trash and use examples of what some did in the games to further hammer in his point.
Junho wouldn't fall for it I believe. I think he's too attached to the man his brother was before, the man who believed in goodness and justice. He won't accept this new version of Inho. He would feel Inho in his vulnerable state was taken advantage of by Ilnam and want to help him get out of this life as he knows in his heart this isn't what Inho truly wants. He believes Inho can still be a good man and wants him to atone for what he's done by stopping the games.
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Imagine if Junho had reached the island on time and stumbled across one of the waiters about to be put through what he was almost put through with the predatory VIP and he manages to save them on time. As long as he's around he's never going to let that happen to another person. Even if it meant putting himself in a more precarious situation as a missing vip draws attention.
After everything is over I feel he would let himself sob quietly when he's alone as a way to cope with the traumatic memories that whole thing brought up for him.
I'm still completely baffled hdh didn't think anyone would want to see any pay off to the Hwang brother plot. Everyone felt that the most logical way that plot would end is with the brothers finally having a confrontation and Junho gets the answers to the questions that have been burning within him for years. Yet the excuse as to why we didn't get this is because of the baby nonsense.
But even then you could've had Junho accidently stumbling upon Inho in his home with the baby/money and they could have a conversation there. It would've been so easy to add and the fact it wasn't says to me that hdh holds nothing but deep apathy for Junho's character.
It's crazy to me we didn't even get them having one genuine conversation on the entire series! It's so hard for me to write about them because we know practically nothing about their dynamic with each other. Sure there's a lot implied based off of Junho's actions but we have to rely on headcanons and interviews a lot. I would've loved to see them speak face to face with nothing being held back. Inho finally letting his mask down and Junho stopping repressing his emotions. The lost potential is painful as someone who was so excited about this relationship. I question why were they even made brothers in the first place.
just saw someone pointing out that gihun and junho switched places in season 3 … in the sense that this time junho became the billionaire and gihun fell.
s1e2 | s2e2
The change in his demeanor - insanity and desperation growing 😭
Around the time Junho was born Inho didn't have any friends so he would rant about things that annoyed him during his day to baby Junho as if Junho was a regular adult he was having a conversation with. His stepmother then became startled with how Junho started speaking in full sentences earlier than other kids his age. Inho didn't realize he was doing a good thing for Junho's speech development.
Aw that's adorable. I like the idea of 16-year-old In-ho being this awkward tiny loser and an old man trapped in a teenager's body who liked hanging out with the baby more than with kids his age. And then when Jun-ho starts to speak he's using very particular vernacular and it takes everyone a while to realize that he's just copying what In-ho says. You know what I bet that'd be a difficult habit to unlearn as he grows older
Personally, I think Jun ho was close to putting everything behind him and move on from the games until In ho dropped the baby off at his place. In ho doing that reignited his drive to find his brother and get answers.
He was happy to see his brother was still around and kept him in his thoughts, but there is also much sadness and anger about how In ho is still choosing to avoid him after all this time. How In ho dumps a whole child and the prize money on him yet doesn't have the decency to explain anything about what happened. Couldn't even give him closure on what happened to Gi hun, though Junho could figure out that he's not alive anymore as all the prize money being there means all the other players died.
I feel Junho would leave the child with his mother claiming its his own then try to get Kim to and Woo seok, who are his friends at this point in time, to help him search for In ho again. Though his friends are far more reluctant as they know the terrible toll the games have taken on him mentally. But whether they chose to help or not they know Jun ho is going to try it no matter what, so they agree. Hence another search commences, however I like to think he will actually succeed this time and get the closure he needs
I have a hc that Junho is ambidextrous because as a kid he saw Inho writing with his left hand and wanted to copy him as much as he could so he practiced everyday with his left until he became very good at it
Not ha joon saying he thinks jun ho would still go search for his brother even after getting the baby and won't give up until he gets an answer from in ho
ugh makes me even more frustrated that jun ho and in ho couldn't get a proper ending to their plot and now we just have to imagine him still struggling to find his brother even after all this time. it's sad to think he can't move on without closure the other refuses to give to him.
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