With the System in ruins, the aloof heartthrob can no longer suppress his desires.
The desire to be loved: Three months after her husband's death, he can no longer control his yearning to be loved. The company of her husband's younger brother, the advances of her husband's colleague, and an olive branch from her husband's boss gradually bring his life back on track. But then her dead husband returns as a male ghost. Why did he come back? Why? Why? Why!
The desire to play a part: He is tired of his own identity and can't stop wanting to live someone else's life: a loving single parent, a spineless husband, a glamorous landlady... He gradually loses himself in each role. Just as he is satisfied and ready to step away, he realizes that the way his child, lover, and tenant look at him has started to seem strange.
(The child isn't really a child: he's a twenty-eight-year-old top who pretends to be a baby for love.)
The desire to be watched: The outside world is full of monsters: sticky tentacles, enormous eyes, wings that blot out the sky. He gazes at these creatures he's never seen before with fascination, longing for an intimate encounter. But why does everyone seem so afraid of him?
The desire to be worshipped: He admits he's a terrible person, but he still can't resist wanting to be worshipped as a hero. Fortunately, the people around him seem so infatuated with him that they can no longer see clearly.
The desire to control: He can't stand this chaotic, disorderly world anymore. He wants everyone around him to act as he expects... Let them all become puppets on strings. But even puppets can't suppress their love for their master.
Theme: Dare to act
