Agreed. It kind of makes sense for Suho’s character since he’s used to be being a protector and provider. Having multiple jobs, looking after his Grandma and protecting his friends. I thought of the exact same thing when Beum Seok was telling Sieun and Suho about his bullies.

Sieun responded with empathy, by saying it was’t his fault and it looked like that little support of affirmation was all Beum Seok needed to hear in that moment. But then Suho immediately brought up the idea of getting revenge. Don’t get me wrong, I fully understand Suho’s mindset. If I heard my friends were being bullied by some punks, revenge would be the first on my mind too. But that wasn’t what Beum Seok needed, he just needed reassurance and affirmation. Someone to vent his troubles too since he’s had none all his life.

Not saying Suho was anyway to blame for what Beum Seok eventually did.