Seok Kim

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“	LEAVE ME... ALONE...	„
	~ Seok after turning into a monster

Seok Kim is a minor antagonist in the Sweet Home webtoon manhwa series and its live action Netflix series. He is a survivor of the monster apocalypse who is more of a detriment to the others than a helper. He later becomes a monster himself, though somewhat redeeming himself while doing so.

Biography[]

Past[]

Growing up, Seok was raised by a violent father. He would use this to justify him being violent in the future, thinking it's the parents fault he ended up the way he did. Seok Kim has frequently abused his wife, Seon Ahn. He also had a son at some point who would only come to him when he wanted money.

October, 20XX[]

He along with other survivors are in the first floor of the apartment when a large-tongued humanoid appears outside. They try to let him inside, but the monster attacks the group. Once it is forced outside again, Seok shuts the door.

In the series, he tries to kick the protagonist, Hyun, out of the apartment complex, because he is turning into a monster. However, once he shows the telltale signs of infection, he apologizes and begs that the others let him live, so him and Hyun are locked up.

Personality[]

Seok Kim is incredibly stubborn, impatient, and rude to those around him, especially his wife. He also possesses an extreme inferiority complex, believing everyone around him looked down on him. He was physically and mentally abusive towards his wife. He was also a huge coward who was too afraid to do anything himself and got frustrated at other people for not doing their jobs. Within his inner dialogue with his inner monster, however, it is shown that he desperately wanted respect and refused to admit responsibility for his abusive actions.

While undergoing monsterization, Seok goes after and attacks the survivors while demanding to be left alone. In a moment of self-awareness, he is actually apologetic to his wife as a monster and doesn't resist her trying to kill him.

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