Hehehe. But it's about time that the return. So far, it's predictable because they're following the standard flow…
Although, I'm thinking it should end with them not going switching back. It's going to be a very interesting plot twist, andin the body swap genre, it's an ending that is rarely explored.
Hehehe. But it's about time that the return. So far, it's predictable because they're following the standard flow…
Ooh, I haven't seen that video.
But hopefully there'll be another switch to complete the trope. Hehe. And with the political intrigue, the two of them will get even closer what with they have to protect each other's body.
Btw, if you can understand Filipino, read that version as Filipino is more expressive.
Otherwise, the English version provided by the author is geared more toward American, Australian, and British English speakers and cultures. (The title is "The Only Girl of Class E" instead of "The Jewel/Muse of Section E" (the latter is Philippine English and culture).)
Those saying the body swap didn't do anything, are we watching the same show or??? Also, those that complain about…
Hahaha. True. Many expected they won't return until the final episode. But it's about body switching and so far, they're following the standard flow of the genre. I wasn't even surprised they switched back by the end of E07, I was expecting it. "Anytime now, anytime now, anytime now. Nooo, don't tell me during that scene!!!". 😆
psychological help is still considered sort of a taboo in Korea. mental illness is frowned upon. It's not that…
Yeah, it's really sad. Deeply rooted traditions and views is blocking some good practices and proposals from passing, especially in their Labour Code.
Hopefully they'll start with Child Labour and Protection Laws at least. They should find a Confucian reason for it if needed since their culture is still deeply Confucian even though the major religions today are Buddhism and Catholicism.
Translators of Pacific-Asian (not Asian-Pacific which includes AU and NZ) and Austronesian body switch stories…
If English is your first language and you're wondering why they haven't figured out the body switch when the English translation is using gendered pronouns, this is the reason why. In the native language, it's either genderless or gender neutral or both (usually both).
Translators of Pacific-Asian (not Asian-Pacific which includes AU and NZ) and Austronesian body switch stories should refrain from using English pronouns because it is confusing.
Pacific-Asian and Austronesian languages are genderless (no gendered sentences) and gender neutral (gendered pronouns, if any, are rarely used). It is much better to construct the sentences using the name of the characters.
This is ironic because in non-body switch stories, translators use the name of the characters instead of using English. But in a body switch genre, they use English pronouns instead of character names. 🤦🏽
People who can withstand that type of strong characters will be worried for the child actors. Children should be shielded from any of it, they're at their most vulnerable ages mentally. As she herself said, there will be bits and pieces of it left no matter what you do. Even for adults, it leaves a lot, we just generally have better control in keeping it locked up. But imagine a kid who still hasn't developed skills to mentally lock things away, or to at least face it and be able to make correct decisions.
It's great she was worried and cared for her. Not only because she went through it but because she has a genuine concern for kids.
Now, I hope getting a psychologist becomes mandatory in Korea. That's the shocking revelation here. In other countries, like the Philippines, it is mandatory that child actors shouldbe provided with psychological support—regardless of their role—by the production companies or their agencies. Failure to do so is a violation of numerous legal laws, most especially Child Labour.
But from this article, the lead actress had to "suggest" it to the director, and the director was "considering" it as well. It must be mandatory. Automatic. No matter what their role is. Child Labour protection laws must be prioritised.
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In a way, her style does give a villain aura, she will definitely pull this off amazingly.
But hopefully there'll be another switch to complete the trope. Hehe. And with the political intrigue, the two of them will get even closer what with they have to protect each other's body.
Otherwise, the English version provided by the author is geared more toward American, Australian, and British English speakers and cultures. (The title is "The Only Girl of Class E" instead of "The Jewel/Muse of Section E" (the latter is Philippine English and culture).)
Let's manifest smooth sailing!
They'll switch again. Maybe in E09 or E10?
Hopefully they'll start with Child Labour and Protection Laws at least. They should find a Confucian reason for it if needed since their culture is still deeply Confucian even though the major religions today are Buddhism and Catholicism.
Pacific-Asian and Austronesian languages are genderless (no gendered sentences) and gender neutral (gendered pronouns, if any, are rarely used). It is much better to construct the sentences using the name of the characters.
This is ironic because in non-body switch stories, translators use the name of the characters instead of using English. But in a body switch genre, they use English pronouns instead of character names. 🤦🏽
She almost did with grandma but … the accident. And now that new crazy guy came into the picture too. She's totally losing herself now.
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Two characters from One Dollar Lawyer will make an appearance in Dynamite Kiss. Yes, _characters_.
One Dollar Lawyer is known to have had character crossovers from other shows. And itself also had crossovers in other shows later.
It looks like they're expanding their universe.
This means that Dynamite Kiss is in the same universe as all the other shows One Dollar Lawyer had crossovers with.
The One Dollar Lawyer universe:
- One Dollar Lawyer (obviously)
- Taxi Driver (crossover was in Taxi Driver 2)
- Dynamite Kiss
Have fun in your next journey!
It's great she was worried and cared for her. Not only because she went through it but because she has a genuine concern for kids.
Now, I hope getting a psychologist becomes mandatory in Korea. That's the shocking revelation here. In other countries, like the Philippines, it is mandatory that child actors shouldbe provided with psychological support—regardless of their role—by the production companies or their agencies. Failure to do so is a violation of numerous legal laws, most especially Child Labour.
But from this article, the lead actress had to "suggest" it to the director, and the director was "considering" it as well. It must be mandatory. Automatic. No matter what their role is. Child Labour protection laws must be prioritised.