[talk] What is the ending of the S-line webtoon? The original plot, the meaning of the red line, the shocking ending, the drama difference (ft. Arin's acting)

As the Netflix drama 'S-Line' is released, interest in the ending of the original webtoon is also increasing. In particular, the differences between the webtoon and the drama, the meaning of the 'red line' setting, and the shocking ending are becoming topics of conversation. In this article, we will summarize everything from the original plot to the comparison of the drama and Arin's acting points at a glance.

 

 

1. What is the content of the original webtoon of S-Line?

 

The work depicts a situation where people's hidden sexual relationships are forcibly revealed through a surreal device called a red line. This leads to various episodes that lead to the breakdown of marriages, the counterattack of school bullying victims, and the appearance of the contract killer 'Eraser'. In particular, the fairy tale element of "The Three Wooden Doll Brothers" symbolically compresses the message of the entire work, and shows the black humor unique to author Kkomabi.

 

 

2. Why is the ending of the S-Line webtoon so shocking?

 

The webtoon 'S-Line' is a work that sharply exposes the true face of humanity and the hypocrisy of society, set in a world where a 'red line' is visible above the head, connecting people who have had sex. In the ending, the red line that suddenly appeared one day eventually disappears, leaving behind only more wounds and divisions, and humanity returns to oblivion and indifference. This absurd yet weighty ending left a lingering impression on many readers.

 

3. How was the S-line drama adapted?

 

The wave drama 'S-Line' emphasized audiovisual horror by adding a 'glasses' setting that allows anyone to see the red line, unlike the original. In the webtoon, everyone sees the line equally, but in the drama, only certain characters can perceive the line, which maximizes the tension of the production. In addition, high school student Hyun-Heup (A-Rin) is highlighted as the central character, and the fact that the center of the narrative shifts from the original to the 'observer' perspective is also a major change point.

 

 

4. What does the ‘red line’ in the S-line mean? Is it just a simple setting?

 

The red line is interpreted not as a simple visual device, but as a metaphor for human secret desires, social hypocrisy, and sexual ethics. Through this, the author shows how everyone, whether developed or open, reacts in the face of this destructive transparency, and forces the reader to face an uncomfortable truth.

 

 

5. Arin's acting points, how is it different from the webtoon?

 

The character 'Hyeon-heup' played by Arin is one of many characters in the webtoon, but in the drama, he is reconstructed as a character who observes and interprets the world view from the center of the incident. Many people responded that Arin's unique clear and restrained tone delicately expresses the character's wounds and pain, adding persuasiveness to her role as an 'observer'.

 

 

Q&A

 

Q. What is the ending of the S-Line webtoon?

A. It's a vain ending where the red line shakes the world and eventually disappears.

 

Q. What is the biggest difference between the drama and the original work?

A. The presentation has changed with the glasses setting and the observer-centered narrative.

 

Q. What does the red line on the S-line mean?

A. It is a metaphor visualizing sexual relationships and a satire on social hypocrisy.

 

Q. What role did Arin take on?

A. The central character of the story is 'Hyeonheup', a high school student who can see red lines.

 

Q. How many episodes is the drama?

A. It will be a total of 6 episodes and will be released on Wave.

 

 

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