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One thing before we start. All the interviews and some of the clips in this podcast were in

Korean, so the voices you're here are actors, but their words are real.

It's a crisp cold morning in Seoul. The frosts glistening on the grass and on the bare branches

of trees as Ossayon walks across the college campus.

It was my first week back in film college in Seoul. I was in my second year.

We heard from O in episode one. She was Jung Jun-young's biggest fan, so obsessed with the Korean

pop star that as a schoolgirl her entire life revolved around him.

I want to have a little challenge up through the air. I am fine.

Basically when I wasn't at school my waking life was entirely defined by talk.

In other words, a proper stan. It's 2019 now and was a few years older, the university student.

She's spending less time obsessing about Jung. She's still a passionate fan, just a bit quieter about it.

All wants to be a documentary filmmaker, so these days she's really focused on her studies.

I decided to spend that day in the library by myself.

The library has large bright windows and there are rows of tables. She finds a seat and gets

her laptop a notebook out. And I put my phone away because I really wanted to concentrate on my work.

She leaves it on silent in her bag and actually she's pretty disciplined. She keeps her head down

and gets loads of studying done and she manages not to look at her phone at all.

And then around 9pm there was an announcement that the library was closing. So I started packing up

and then grabbed my phone out of my bag and I saw all these notifications filling up this screen.

And I saw Tong's name trending and in that moment I knew this was going to be bad.

She clicks through and sees reporter Kang's latest article revealing that she's got access to

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