The world is being ravaged by pandemic and plans for their world tour lay in ruins, but as long as they are together, Jimin and Jungkook can face it all.
Seoul Comfort is a slice of life hurt/comfort story about what it means to have a person who is there for you no matter how dark the world gets.
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This story is such a curious mix that it readily merits revisiting.
The spectre of the pandemic hitting hard the whole group with concert cancellations.
Jimin is particularly anguished about it, and Jungkook was there for him despite his own anxieties.
What is remarkable is that although the industry and world at large were plunged into chaos and uncertainty, the connection between the two offered them enough comfort and grounding in ordinary, routine things like ordering food for dinner to shift the mood.
Sometimes close togetherness and soft support can achieve more than many ‘worldly’ measures could.
It’s a soothing story to return to as a reminder that you get on with your life one ordinary moment after another, even in extra-ordinary times.
Extraordinary times remain in history books; ordinary domestic moments remain deep in your heart.