At OK Psychiatric Hospital, a patient named Kang Eun-ja, suffering from dementia, mistakes Mun-yeong for her daughter. For a brief moment, Mun-yeong allows herself to hope it is her mother, but she is quickly crushed when she realizes the woman is deluded, leading to a cold and painful confrontation. Character Development & Themes
Both leads learn that their "psychological armor"—Mun-yeong’s antisocial behavior and Gang-tae’s self-sacrificing mask—are responses to traumatic childhoods that they must now address together. It's Okay to Not Be Okay Recap: Episode 6
Gang-tae discovers that Sang-tae has signed a contract to be Mun-yeong’s illustrator in exchange for a camping van—not money—so they won't have to move so often. Despite his initial fury and a physical altercation with his brother, Gang-tae eventually accepts the deal and they move into the mansion together.
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