ep 44ha! haej's narcissism kicks in again. she wants to be the first and the better in everything, even if that…
Good point about the ex. I forgot, he was in that one preview but never showed up . . . like is it supposed to be a clip borrowed from a future episode?? Was it borrowed from a past one I don't remember, entirely for the sake of confusion??
I believe the tattoo alone doesn't signify abuse. But the fact that the child was on the street wandering alone…
I don't know if they ever described the tattoo. That would help provide insight.
However, a small child, "abandoned by her parents", with a random tattoo at that age (normally you would wait till at least a teen for this, I assume the dad did it to help identify her) . . . maybe they thought it was branding from human tracking.
Also if, I'm not wrong in the past tattoos were kind of taboo because they were associated with gangs and criminals. I think nowadays it's generally fine to have one as an adult, though maybe older generations would disapprove .(Though I wouldn't be surprised if they need to be covered up in a professional setting , as can be the case even in America).
A little kid to have one like that though, without her being able to choose for herself, I could see why that could be disconcerting.
*Sighs* And here comes the storm. Kind of dreading that the reveal came with 14 episodes to go, since that implies…
Ha ha . . . pain, I'm trying to pick my poison. Suffer by waiting that long to see the series or to suffer through angsty melodrama episode by episode. Decisions, decisions.
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However, a small child, "abandoned by her parents", with a random tattoo at that age (normally you would wait till at least a teen for this, I assume the dad did it to help identify her) . . . maybe they thought it was branding from human tracking.
Also if, I'm not wrong in the past tattoos were kind of taboo because they were associated with gangs and criminals. I think nowadays it's generally fine to have one as an adult, though maybe older generations would disapprove .(Though I wouldn't be surprised if they need to be covered up in a professional setting , as can be the case even in America).
A little kid to have one like that though, without her being able to choose for herself, I could see why that could be disconcerting.
I'm not Korean, but those are my thoughts.