I really did think it over.
How Manager Lee Jaheon could successfully get out of this insane groom-lesson Ghost Story.
‘I really, really considered every possible method….’
Ways to slip out through cracks outside the rules.
Everything from confessing that he was already married and so it would be difficult for him to marry again, to trying to persuade them that he had some fatal flaw as a groom.
But when I considered the tendencies in the exploration records, all I could predict were spine-chilling outcomes….
‘It feels like it would end with the supervising instructor grilling him over why some bastard who wasn’t qualified lied in the first place, then saying, “We’ll make you qualified,” and doing something grotesque enough to get censored out….’
From the start, the thrill in this Ghost Story’s exploration records lay in how cleverly one managed to keep matching the answer sheet called “acquire the virtues of a groom,” even in unexpected situations.
Or else in how absurdly and horribly the one who failed that ended up dying.
In the end, whether it was failing or being disqualified, the odds were overwhelmingly high that for anyone who did not fit the “standards of a groom,” the only thing waiting was one of those eerie, ominous Ghost Story swamp-endings.
Groom lessons.
A mental and physical labyrinth that drove people mad precisely because it never gave up on its trainees.
In that case….
‘The answer… is a frontal breakthrough.’
And the one with exactly the abilities needed for the sort of “frontal breakthrough” I had in mind was…
Brown.
The embodiment of a powerful talk show, the very incarnation…