"If you touch my man, I'll kill you all"... Jo Yi-seo's plans and sociopathic tendencies

In a video containing key scenes from the JTBC drama 'Itaewon Class', the complex aspects and narrative of the character Jo Yi-seo are revealed. In the video, Jo Yi-seo is depicted as a character with a genius side possessing a high IQ, along with sociopathic tendencies, obsessing over winning in competitions and using any means necessary to get what she wants.

"A person who must have what they want"... Jo Yi-seo's tendencies and conflicts

According to the conversations and situations contained in the video, Jo Yi-seo explains her personality by mentioning a psychiatric examination result stating that her sociopathic tendency is 79%. Showing an attitude that she can do anything to ruin anyone who interferes, Jo Yi-seo creates conflicts with people around her for her goals. In particular, her strong obsession and control can be confirmed through scenes such as a violent scene related to the daughter of Manager Gu, or scenes where she pressures others by threatening to expose their wrongdoings.

These tendencies also appear in her family relationships. Jo Yi-seo is portrayed as a person who shows an attitude of trying to compensate for her mother's mediocre life, and while striving to meet her mother's expectations, she simultaneously emphasizes her independent life and declares a separation. Jo Yi-seo expresses her independent will by telling her mother that she will live differently from her and will achieve both love and success.

"CEO, I love you crazily"... Straightforward love and jealousy

One of the driving forces behind Jo Yi-seo's actions is her feelings toward the protagonist, the CEO (Park Sae-ro-yi). Jo Yi-seo confesses to the CEO that she "loves him crazily" and reveals that she chose her life to walk alongside him. In the video, scenes appear where Jo Yi-seo is wary of the people around the CEO and shows strong jealousy toward those who form relationships with him. In particular, regarding the CEO forming a relationship with another woman, she says, "Don't date that woman," and even conveys her intention to quit her job if she cannot accept it.

Jo Yi-seo also plays a leading role in the process of resolving incidents related to the CEO's past. She executes a plan to shape public opinion by recording the other party's mistakes, showing her attempt to reverse the situation through this. This shows that the strategic side of Jo Yi-seo is also used to protect her personal feelings.

Life is a series of choices, the decisions made by Jo Yi-seo

The message flowing throughout the video is the perspective that life is a series of choices, and the correct answer is to lead to results that match one's own values. Instead of going to university, Jo Yi-seo chose the path of working at the CEO's shop, which is read as a will to decide her own life beyond simply choosing to stay by the side of the person she likes. At the end of the video, the process of the relationship between the CEO and Jo Yi-seo leading to emotional exchange beyond being siblings or partners is captured.