I'm aware this is opening up a can of worms, but I am also absolutely of the belief that all forms of art, should generate social commentary and real life discussions.
On to the discussion I hope to have:
I am intrigued by the fact that young people in South Korea are not interested in reunification with Nth Korea, but rather, see it as irrelevant to their lives and a costly pursuit in foreign affairs.
I'm baffled by this view, simply from the perspective that this would FINALLY mean the end of the war. And potentially an end to Compulsory Military Service. This DIRECTLY affects Korean youth.
I am also vaguely aware that the governments of the day in SK, swing between SK-Japan relations and SK-NK relations. I'm intrigued to see how much of a political stance or political commentary Tempest will actually pursue.
I would love to discuss any informed insights anybody has to offer!
