#joking (maybe)

[skijumpingf1]

How can i get this small hill?

[yomerz1kay]

Charliekev mpreg art soon whos excited

[mclennon-yaoi]

I used to be such a hater (I lowkey still am but im edging myself not to be cause I believe in peace, love, and violence towards the government)

[shybasementkid]

click

IBHATRE YOU

[afklancelot]

messed up, evil creatures

[moonjvwon]

There's something to be said about how the main 4 of twoe all do (or don't) follow their fathers in one way or another.

Junmo tries so, so hard to be better but goes so deep in his downward spiral that he ends up so desperately distributing the very same drugs his father is getting his hands on. Wildly different intentions, of course, but the result is all the same.

Gicheol too is so different from his father in that he would never actively harm the people he loves and rather give himself up instead. He deserves a much better fate, but ultimately meets a similar end when he's betrayed and killed by the people closest to him just like his father was.

Euijeong, perhaps the least intense example of this given her slightly less messy family dynamic, still became a cop because it was just expected of her to follow in her father's footsteps, and part of what drives her actions is to prove that she's just as capable as her father (and her brothers).

Interestingly enough, Haeryeon is the only one who goes the opposite route. She continuously starts disobeying her father's orders and follows her own heart instead, and ultimately makes the smarter choice of fleeing so she doesn't get arrested along with her father.

[robin-munson]

IDC what anybody says, he looks hot af