Seeking Talents for 'Dogboy'

The younger version of Dogboy. Growing up, his childhood friend, David, never stood up for him, and Dogboy has never truly felt seen or heard by his parents, building deep-rooted resentment and anger within him.

David never stands up for Dogboy, even though they're friends.

Dogboy is deeply protective of himself, as if he’s always afraid of getting hurt. He always keeps his guard up, and despite wanting to foster deep connections, he doesn’t quite understand how to get them. Throughout the film, Dogboy overcomes these feelings of resentment.

David always follows the crowd, and although he feels strongly about what’s right and wrong, finds it difficult to act on his own opinions and thoughts surrounded with his peers. His actions are driven by what he thinks others expect of him, rather than by his own moral compass. The guilt he feels for never standing up for Do-hyeon weighs him down, but he doesn’t quite know how to apologize.

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