Like in You Are My Spring, early on the main female character references it in a conversation, and in last night’s episode the cast is on a camping trip and they’re playing games and she answers Dokkaebi when asked what a picture was, and the guy holding the picture says no, she’s wrong, it’s Gong Yoo, and the camera pans so you see it’s a picture of Gong Yoo dressed for his Goblin role. We’re re-watching Goblin right now, and it’s one of the big classics. Readmore because nattering on about specific kdramas. He said you could tell when a science fiction book was written by someone with a lot of awareness and knowledge of the genre and when it was written by someone who wasn’t very genre-aware, and I asked him if any of the kdramas we’ve watched so far appeared to be written by someone who wasn’t genre-aware. The other night he was talking about how kdramas are like science fiction, in their genre expectations and references to each other and unique iterations of a standard form. If you see giant towers of books and stuffed to the brim bookshelves in the background of the kitty pictures, they are mostly his science fiction books. Speaking of the spousal person and kdramas:
Unless I have new art to post I don’t really hang out here anymore, I’ve sort of switched over to Twitter.
And I have no idea how to see mutuals on mobile, oops lol. But even further than that, I felt my old blog sort of ran its course and to be frank there were some people in my life at that point that I was desperately trying to distance from that I didn’t want to be able to find me. Wtf is a regular content schedule?Īs mentioned before, I was locked out of my old one. My posting used to be like sporadic machine gun fire, I’d show up and spray some shit everywhere and then disappear again. I’m gonna be real with you bud, I never use the queue function and never have because I never bothered to look into how it works. This account is newer than my original account, that I got locked out of. I have one, but it’s a vent blog for my medical/health shit and not anything fandom related or fun. They’re ghosts of people, not like dokkaebi or anything. Gwisin is the Korean word for like, ghosts or spirits in folklore.
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