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To quote myself:
"Then Su Hyeon showed up and started to win Da On over. Jae Min was losing control over the situation. Hence the contract. But that plan, even tho it worked at that moment, was also what limited his actions later on. People asked why he did not accept Da On’s confession. Well, where would it lead then? Su Hyeon would be pissed and tell the truth. That contract is not something he would be able to easily explain to Da On. It was a potential trigger and risk that could lead to Da On cutting him off of his life. He made his calculations and he saw how it was not worth the risk. I think it;s extremely important to understand he doesn't love Da On. He is obsessed over possessing him. It’s not the same."
Also, keeping relationship platonic is easier. It;s easier to keep his perfect persona, he does not risk break up etc.
If you want to read the whole thing:
https://kisskh.at/discussions/723559-secret-relationship/139286-understanding-the-characters-my-subjective-take
On the other hand the only restrictions Jae Min has are the ones he placed on himself. He acted as this model teacher, great friend, cool hyung - perfect man, because it was advantageous for him. He controlled himself, because it was worth it. But now that he lost control over Da On, keeping that perfect persona is useless, he let go of all the restrictions he placed on himself, and now nothing is stopping him from going full loco.
Hence, yes it's Jae Min who kidnapped Da On. I'd say the last wish on the tree was Jae Min's too. And the kidnapping's end result is supposed to be murder and suicide.
Guys, 11 fucking years. and 6-7 of these years was literally just Jae Min in his life. Being there in every part of Da On's life. Just because the character makes a lot of frustrating choices that "normal" people cannot understand coz we would never do that, does not mean it's internally illogical for the character and is a sign of bad writing.
Only limits placed on Jae Min are the ones he placed on himself and we see he is kind of giving up of them too.
And honestly... I fail to see how his character is interesting when he is the most cliche of them all with the "toxic oppa with anger issues and awful family" and the least charismatic with his emotional outburst full on toddler style. Maybe I'm just too old to see the appeal. Last time I liked this type of a bad boy child was when I was a young teen 😅