S#156: The Arrest.

The scene, which marked the conclusion of Veterans, was one of the most challenging for Ha-eun to film.

‘Though I knew it was coming….’

She was well aware of Veterans’ overarching theme of good triumphing over evil.

She had also known from the beginning what kind of end awaited Ye-seo.

However, it was the backstory elements designed to make Ye-seo more villainous—particularly her troubled past—that gave Ha-eun much to think about.

‘…It’s still hard, though.’

Ha-eun spent an extensive amount of time rehearsing and refining Ye-seo’s final emotional arc.

After all, Ye-seo’s past served as one of the primary motivators for her descent into crime.@@novelbin@@

From a young age, Ye-seo was identified as a psychopath, eliciting concern and fear from her family.

She struggled to empathize with others’ emotions and felt her own emotions only faintly.

This trait—a hallmark of psychopathy—meant that while Ye-seo could intellectually understand what emotions were, she couldn’t truly feel them.

Her way of expressing emotions was also markedly different from that of an average person.

At the same time, her intense need for control—a common trait of psychopaths—made her dislike being perceived as “abnormal.”

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