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And the fact that Ilay’s inhuman nature will never change, not even by the time they both reach the end of their lives. There will always be parts of him that remain beyond Taeui’s grasp, and yet Taeui doesn’t love him any less; he loves him all the same.
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Ilay, too, eventually acknowledges that there are parts of Taeui he may never fully comprehend. Despite how deeply they know each other, certain things will always remain beyond their reach, and they choose to stay regardless.
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Isn’t love less about understanding someone completely and more about accepting that you never truly can, and learning to embrace that uncertainty? I love how Yuuji explores this deeply human aspect of love through Iltae.
love this. ilay becomes less inhumane because of taeui. not human, never human, only slightly less inhumane. it emphasizes how ilay's character remains consistent until the end.
the perfect embodiment of “a monster might learn how to love but that wouldn't change his nature.”


















