Eommaneun Dwaejiga Doeeotda

Gu-Dam’s routine is disrupted when he encounters his mother, who has transformed into a pig, a creature that exists in this society as a distinct subspecies of humanity. Rather than abandoning her, he chooses to maintain his daily existence in her company. This unusual domestic arrangement forces him to confront fundamental philosophical inquiries regarding the nature of identity. He finds himself trapped in a cycle of endless questioning about the precise boundaries that define a pig versus a human, seeking to understand where one classification ends and the other begins. As he navigates the practicalities of living with his transformed parent, Gu-Dam continues to wrestle with these abstract definitions, striving to sustain his life amidst the confusion of shifting biological and social categories.