Following them, we see a republic Eryang would like to establish and the way he practices his communism in a room smaller than 5 square meters.

This room is named 'Republic'. It has no lock; everybody is welcomed; things can be taken without any permission. Some call this place 'Orphanage', some 'Shelter for the Young Delinquents'.

Things starts to change since a new type of drug called Synthetic Cannabinoids comes into their life. Eryang is so addicted that his life becomes little more than smoking it for about three or four months.

Unemployment poses all sorts of practical problems for him, too. His method of repaying loans by borrowing more isn’t sustainable. His mother has to take out all her savings to help him pay off most of the debts.

The gratitude towards his family, the troubles his girlfriend makes and a period of withdrawal brings Eryang back to the state of consciousness. He wakes up to reality and changes his opinions on communism that he once believed in.

The big question mark that has been hanging over the future of 'Republic' seems to turn into a full stop.