Watching Gi-do dance and shout freely, Kang-tae sees a reflection of his own suppressed self—the boy who has been "shackled" by responsibility for too long.
The episode's climax occurs at the campaign event, where Gi-do gets on stage and finally expresses his pain at being treated like the "ugly duckling" and "invisible" by his family. It’s Okay to Not Be Okay Episode 3
"A fairy tale isn't a hallucinogen that gives us hope and dreams. It's a stimulant that makes us face reality" — Ko Mun-yeong. Watching Gi-do dance and shout freely, Kang-tae sees