The recent assault death incident in a bar that occurred in Gwangju clearly showed the distorted aspect of our society. This tragedy, which occurred after a minor dispute, led to the perpetrator's planned assault and the death of the victim, who was unable to resist, and the court sentenced the perpetrator to a severe sentence of six years in prison for causing bodily injury. Looking at the entire case, the perpetrator showed an unscrupulous attitude of trying to justify the violence by luring the victim by avoiding CCTV and using the slang term 'Yacharul'. The victim was the head of the household who worked diligently at the front line of life and took care of his mother and younger brother, but at the end of his short life, he donated his organs, including his heart, lungs, and liver to seven people, and left those around him even more saddened.

There are also other sad cases of resolution. Kim Yong-seop, a man in his 50s who taught his daughter, who was a soldier, that she should always stand on the side of the weak, saved the lives of three people when he suddenly passed away from brain death. His wish to help those in need led to his practice of social justice through his daughter, and he ultimately achieved that goal through his final sacrifice. In addition, Mr. Shin Bong-seok, who regretted not being able to make material donations due to difficult circumstances throughout his life, left his final mark through 'organ donation' as he had promised to his wife. He lived as a faithful driver for 30 years and never missed a single day of work. He once again proved the value of sincerity by gifting new lives to four people the moment he left.

The core of their cases is the philosophy of ‘consideration for others’ and ‘trace of life’. Although the victims faced unexpected deaths in their own circumstances, they chose to share their lives so that their deaths would not be in vain. On the other hand, the inhumane criminal acts of the perpetrators demonstrate a careless attitude that takes lightly the weight of death, and make it clear where justice should be directed in our society. The fact that the court in the case of manslaughter pointed out the perpetrator's unrepentant attitude and sentenced him to a higher sentence than the prosecution had sought can be said to be a minimal response to the noble sacrifice of the victim and the sorrow of the bereaved family.

Behind the noble decision to donate organs, there is always the deep agony and love of the families left behind. Despite the sudden diagnosis of brain death, the bereaved family respected the deceased's wishes and agreed to the donation, sublimating the pain of separation into sublimity by filling the deceased's final journey with the sharing of life. The bereaved family's request for the health and happiness of those receiving donations contains their earnest wish that the world will become warmer for those who have passed away. This clearly shows the communal attitude we must have when a tragic event occurs and what positive influence one person's death can have on society.