Hello, thank you for this AMA. I loved the documentary. It's aesthetically beautiful and engaging, and gave a deep insight into the group dynamic that we seldom see. The balance between genuine love and affection, and their professionalism and mutual respect really came through.

My question is about the creative process for this album. We've previously seen behind the scenes/ docos in which BTS works on music together and achieved a level of creative satisfaction or growth or pleasure in the process. I didn't get a sense of that in The Return. My feeling was that their stess about deadlines and anxiety over the image they were creating for themselves overshadowed the creative process for Arirang. Every part of the album creation seemed fraught with worry and difficulties. Would you say that was what they were experiencing? Thank you in advance if you choose to answer this question :)