The Ending of 'Murderer's Dilemma' Webtoon and How to Read It
# The Ending of 'Murderer's Dilemma' Webtoon and How to Read It
The Netflix original Korean series 'Murderer's Dilemma' has been gaining a lot of attention for its original webtoon's ending and the various ways to read its title.
Released on September 9th at 5 PM, 'Murderer's Dilemma' has been receiving high expectations from online communities and Netflix viewers alike.
The ways to read the title 'Murderer's Dilemma' were diverse, with even the cast members pronouncing it differently. The actor who played 'Itang', Choi Woo-sik, pronounced it differently each time, while Son Seok-gu, who played 'Jangnam', pronounced it as 'Murderer Jangnam' or 'Murderer's Dilemma'. Lee Hee-joon, who played 'Songchun', pronounced it as 'Murderer's Dilemma'. The original author of the webtoon stated that the meaning of the title can change depending on the perspective of the reader.
The main characters in 'Murderer's Dilemma' are 'Itang', 'Jangnam', 'Nobin', and 'Songchun'. 'Itang' is a normal college student whose life changes after an accidental murder. The only difference is that he has the ability to discern between good and evil. 'Jangnam' is a powerful detective with exceptional intuition and persistence. 'Songchun' is a former detective with a reckless and brutal personality, while 'Nobin' is a genius hacker who helps 'Itang' with his murders.
The ending of the original webtoon differs from the drama. In the webtoon, detective 'Jangnam' becomes interested in 'Itang's' ability and uses it to solve cases. In the end, he catches 'Itang' but cannot completely deny his ability and eventually lets him go. 'Itang' then disguises himself as 'Nobin' and lives on with an open ending.
As a fan of the 'Murderer's Dilemma' webtoon, I personally found the ending to be satisfying and thought-provoking. It left me wondering about the true nature of good and evil and the power of one's perspective. The different ways to read the title also added to the overall mystery and intrigue of the story. Overall, 'Murderer's Dilemma' is a must-read for anyone who enjoys a good psychological thriller.
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