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Following the suicide of a popular Korean actress, a friend of the woman narrates a confession of her own illicit affair, representing the voice of the crowd with their hunger for scapegoating. She describes how mass media feeds the crowd's appetites while being insensitive to an individual's candid personality and privacy.
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