But yeah, why didn't Jung help InHo then? So we know that Jung's character is a little different, but what people are failing to understand is that not everybody just knows how people work, what empathy is and what is right or wrong and it's not Jungs fault at all for not being like other people. If someone's at fault, it's his father because what Jung learned about using people he learned from his father who tried to use InHo and In Ha to make Jung "normal".
So know we have that boy that is a little different than others and he first learns that his very best friend thinks he is pitiful, has no dreams, can't do what he wants and that things are always easy for him, though we know Jung finds it difficult to be around people and when InHo said that he may be the only one that understands Jung how would you interpreted it in this context? Obviously you would think that InHo believes he's the only one that can play Jung like that.
And now people say Jung should've talked to InHo but it is not that easy. When you're hurt this badly you can't just go up to them and say "hey buddy I overheard what you said about me and I can't believe you think like that and I'm really really hurt". If you believe someone uses you, because you are rich and it's so practical for them to be around you then you wouldn't believe them even if they say that they didn't mean what they said. Also what matters is that InHo was the one that told Jung he shouldn't be around people that use him, that he should fight back. So what did Jung? He fought those bullies and that kid by himself in his own way and InHo happened to be caught in the middle.
The reason most of you don't get Jung is because we know InHo didn't mean what he said and that Jung should've talked to him, but really try not to be so biased and see how it appears to Jung.
Do you remember that scene where Jung was totally ignored by InHo, InHa and his own father? Like he wasn't even there? So what kind of person would you believe them to be? They come to your house, befriend you, then get adopted by your father. And that's already much to handle, but then you find out that they just used you, that they aren't really your friends, that they are replacing you and it's so easy because they are the normal kids that are full of talents and dreams.
I just love Jung because he's not perfect at all and so nice to analyse. Tbh, this could be even longer, but y'all won't even read this.
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