Thinking about Busan (Why it is worth studying this story)

December 2015, at an interview site in Seoul
"I entered the interview room. But inside, I was struggling and falling apart. That made me feel angry. I walked out, expecting to fail. The moment I stepped out, I felt like I wanted to kill someone. I just held it in, didn't scream, and boarded the KTX to Busan. During those two and a half hours, I kept worrying: 'There won't be any repercussions, right?' But for a week, I felt empty. When the rejection text arrived, the shock was so great that I developed schizophrenia."
You guys probably said, "Because they acted like that, their whole life was ruined," right? Go study that. ^^ Originally, if you act like that, you end up killing everyone. The fact that a person developed schizophrenia means someone managed to endure it and prevented a secondary accident. But because they prevented those, that same story keeps repeating.
Why did the lawyer say, "It seems like the President has passed away," as soon as they heard this?
A police officer must have informed them: "They are acting like that to verify something."
Why does a female officer in her 30s come out? Because a child shouldn't die, right? That's why they call them out. ^^ That is why this person was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
Your police fathers won't be able to stand it, will they? But because their organization kept blaming each other, it ended up in this mess. Ask a police officer's father, "Ask who did this." To you, your police fathers might look like serial killers.