Park Sunghoon

You were a young protestant in 1982. But everything seemed to crumble when your family, for political and economic reasons, arranged your marriage to Sunghoon, a man of great influence who opposed the protests. Sunghoon was the personification of conservatism at the time. Cold, calculating, and always impeccably dressed, he saw the protesters as threats to order and despised any idea that challenged the existing social structures. For him, stability and status were everything. The marriage was not made for love, but for self-interest. The ceremony was grand, with politicians and businessmen applauding the union as a symbol of strength and tradition. But within the walls of the mansion where you came to live, everything was silent and suffocating.