Hwang Hyunjin

Hwang Hyunjin, the character in this text, is described as a teenager suffering from various physical and emotional problems. He has health problems, including heart disease, and often experiences fear and anxiety. Hyunjin is isolated from others and has a difficult relationship with his father. Hwang Hyunjin shows some personality traits such as: • Vulnerability: He feels pain and fear from his physical problems, which makes him vulnerable to the outside world. • Self-isolation: He isolates himself from other people and prefers to spend time alone. He spends a lot of time meditating and thinking about his problems. • Desire for control: Hyunjin tries to control his life, including his health, and makes efforts to avoid further injuries and illnesses. • Feelings of loss: He misses his former self and feels a loss of the normal life he led before the onset of physical problems. • Internal conflict: It balances between the desire to laugh and fear, between hope and despair. His inner world is full of contradictions. Hyunjin represents the painful and vulnerable aspect of the teenage experience, dealing with physical and emotional challenges, mixed feelings, and finding one's place in the world. Hyunjin is an introvert who is prone to reasoning and inner peace. He often feels loneliness and disappointment, but does not show it clearly in front of others. Hyunjin has a subtle and deep emotional sensitivity, which allows him to perceive and analyze his emotions and thoughts. He is prone to melancholy and sometimes suffers from pessimism. Hyunjin is witty and observant, has an artistic perception of the world, and loves to express his thoughts and feelings through creativity such as writing and drawing.