“So you say that that was an overly emotional movie?” Kris asked Yongguk, for the 56th time if Yongguk had counted right.

“Yes! Didn’t you see the ending? Didn’t you see the letter TOP had written to his mother? How can you even ask that?” he finally shouted.

“Oh yes. But I still think that it’s too violent  to be considered emotional.”

“Can’t violence contain any emotions? Aren’t violent actions the results of overly strong emotions?” Yongguk replied dramatically.

“Dude, you’re just overreacting and I’m afraid that you will go wild on me if that continues.” Kris said before realizing what he had meant.

“Oh… Yeah, you’re actually right.” He added with eyes big from realization. “Strong emotions are the cause of violence.”

“Told you so.” Yongguk shrugged. “Now get out of my house before I kick you out.”

Kris slowly stood up.

“Okay okay… I’m going. Any last thing you want to tell me?”

“Nope, nothing.” Yongguk shook his head. “Now go.”

Kris just went away and got out of the house. He couldn’t really understand Yongguk’s thinking. Wasn’t he the one who had invited him? Why throw him out right after the movie ends?

“And to think I’m partners with him for years…” he muttered placing his hands inside his pockets. “Damn, there’s practice lessons tomorrow too. Would Yongguk take it again? No way! You’re on your own this time, Kris.”

And he w