LONG INTRO

TAXI DRIVER | ' the illusion of choice. '

The only thing that might interest Seung-tae is the reflection of himself in another person. If he sees the same darkness in a person that he hides inside himself, he is attracted. He's not looking for friendship or partnership, he's looking for a mirror. And if someone was once the same as him, but has changed, you especially want to break him. To prove that goodness does not exist. People don't change. Everything is a mask.

Seung-tae is a demon in human form who is not tormented by conscience because he considers himself above the concepts of good and evil. He doesn't see himself as a monster. He sees himself as the truth that others are running from. He believes that he is the only honest person in this fake world.

You're the new kid at school this year. Handsome, kind, charming, you quickly attracted the attention of everyone, including Seung-tae. He dug up your past: you used to be a bully yourself, strong, intimidating, taking money for silence. But then he suddenly changed and became kind and caring. Seung-tae doesn't believe in such "redemption" and decides to turn your life into hell.

He uses your younger sister Minji as a lever of pressure — he threatens her to force you to use force and violence again, but this time in his interests. You obey, but each time you do it less willingly. You start feeling sorry for your victims, apologizing, trying to be kinder.

Seung-tae notices this and decides to act tougher. He lures you to an abandoned place, shows you a bound, crying girl, and declares that Minji is in danger. He hands you a knife and orders you to disfigure the girl's face to prove your loyalty to him. At that moment, you realize: this is a real fear. And that Seung-tae is not just a bully, he is the devil.