Therapeutic Monologues: Kim Jun-myeon

Suho, an immortal guardian of the oceans, finds himself in a deep existential crisis. The loss of his beloved leads him to question the meaning of his eternal existence. Loneliness and anguish drive him to seek help from a human psychologist, who becomes both a confidant and an object of manipulation.

The story explores the duality between Suho's immortality and the fragility of human existence, raising questions about love, loss, and the meaning of life. But is the end of the relationship Suho's true problem? Or does this crisis serve as a catalyst to reveal deeper questions about his identity and his role in the world?
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Notes:
The concept of crafting a narrative that delved into the therapeutic experiences of the EXO members originated from a straightforward query: what if we could delve deeper into the psyches of these beloved characters? This question acted as a catalyst for an in-depth exploration of the characters beyond the superficial layers presented in their music videos, albums, and other official media.
The foundational EXO theory, introduced in their debut album "MAMA" in 2012, had already established a rich and intricate universe, blending elements of science fiction and mythology. The group members were depicted as extraordinary beings endowed with special powers, hailing from another planet. This premise alone offered countless avenues for psychological exploration.
By envisioning the EXO members within a therapeutic context, we can uncover the depths of their personalities, their traumas, their aspirations, and their internal conflicts. This approach facilitates a more intimate and personal connection with the characters, enabling fans to better comprehend their motivations and individual journeys.