It's their only way to keep the rivalry between the "gangs" and my fair guess, to be the trigger to make Shin…
It's not just him. They have a lot of arcs to cover with the remaining episodes. Ken, for one, why he has this huge debt and his twins minions trying to get out. Shin, being the "apparent killer" of his brother, and also the teacher who joined the school to fix his past wrongdoings.
It's their only way to keep the rivalry between the "gangs" and my fair guess, to be the trigger to make Shin…
I guess it's the class to keep the angst for the remaining episodes until they eventually unite against that short asshole, the gang leader, I didn't remember the name of.
It's their only way to keep the rivalry between the "gangs" and my fair guess, to be the trigger to make Shin…
Someone already pointed out in the earlier comments. It's not the broken leg that hurt him, it's Saint abandoning him after it happened. This is what drifted them apart. Shin asking Saint to give up on what he loves the most just to feel a fraction of his pain didn't turn out as expected.
I'm sure I already said it, Shin is more forgiving person than I am. I would never forgive such betrayal. What I love about such series is that they make me rethink my extreme take on some of my own decision.
If a series can do that, it's already 10/10 for me.
rosé had such a good character progression i really like her, i genuinely hope they don’t ruin her character…
I'm so glad they didn't ruin her character. When they saved her in the beginning I said that she'll be a key character in the series. She's been amazing so far.
I'm sure I already said it, Shin is more forgiving person than I am. I would never forgive such betrayal. What I love about such series is that they make me rethink my extreme take on some of my own decision.
If a series can do that, it's already 10/10 for me.