The form of words created by the writer

The author discovered the characters of 『Someone Spit』 on the street.
When I saw the gum marks on the road, I thought of 'bad words', and when I saw the balloon that the child was carrying around on a string, I thought of 'good words'.
When we hear bad words, we get hurt and a lump forms in our hearts.
These lumps resemble countless gum marks left behind by being stepped on on the street.
Before we know it, gum stains can stick to the bottom of our shoes, transfer from a chair we sit on wrong to a new pair of pants, and even stick to our hair without us even knowing how, forcing us to cut it.
The author says that, like chewing gum that we don't even know who spit it out, the bad words we spit out without thinking can hurt someone we don't know.
On the other hand, when we hear exciting and pleasant words, we feel like we are flying in the sky.
It's like colorful balloons floating in the sky.
Just like a balloon that makes you feel good just by looking at it, good words make people around us happy.
The author visualizes the invisible form of words, making us imagine what kind of words might fill our surroundings.
Will it be covered in gum marks or will it be filled with rainbow balloons floating around?

The opportunity that the soot 'gets out' gave us

'Get Out' was born as a soot, but rather than hanging out with other soot and harassing people, he wants to be with the rainbow drops filled with people's laughter.
But such a thing is only possible in the imagination of 'Get Out'.
The moment the word 'get out' comes out of a man's mouth, he is destined to live as soot.
The author depicts the inescapable 'fate' of this soot, showing that the things we spit out do not simply disappear, but rather linger around and torment us again.
Also, seeing the agony and pain of 'Ggeojjeo' trying to escape from fate makes me feel regret and sorrow, thinking, 'I shouldn't have created Ggeojjeo!' or 'Couldn't I have made her a rainbow drop from the beginning?'
In the end, 'Get Out', who became a transparent drop, not only protected the happiness of father and daughter through his sacrifice, but also seemed to have given another chance to the man who had spit him out.
A chance to not hurt others… .
While reading this book, some people might think of themselves as 'a person hurt by bad words,' others might think of themselves as 'a wandering soot that has gone out,' and still others might think of themselves as 'a father and daughter whose happiness is threatened.'
But what if, for once, we were the man who created the soot-like "Get Out"? And perhaps we, the readers, were the ones who received that opportunity from "Get Out."


The meaning of soot expressed in conte

"Someone Spit It Out" is a work drawn and painted in conte.
The more you paint on Conte, the darker and richer it becomes.
It's like emotions are piling up.
Conte can also make you feel sharp when drawn sharply, and gloomy when drawn blurrily.
『Someone Spit』 vividly portrays the emotion of 'get out' on every page, taking advantage of Conte's characteristic.
And the black and white Conte drawings in the front also serve to highlight the rainbow droplets that appear in the back.
Readers can also empathize with the beautiful rainbow-colored world that 'Get Out' encounters after living in a black and white world.
Looking at the text and pictures while thinking about the author's intentions is one of the fun elements of reading "Someone Spit It Out."