Maybe in Korea they don’t have that. Same in England in the toilets you can see the holes
Yeah, I think toilets in Asia don't have that. I was just wondering because the setting of the story is in U.S.
They’re not the norm, but I’ve been in public restrooms in the US where the stalls’ walls and door come all the way down to the floor and you can’t see anything.
Oh okay! Thanks for feeding my curiosity.
The author is still also probably writing from a perspective of Korea and maybe didn’t research toilet gaps and just went with what was normal there
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I think the author is Korean and it was just translated and this was set in Korea
I was so nervous during the toilet cubicle scene because all the cubicles I''ve seen in the u.s. have gaps which literally lets you see inside or maybe it's just the female restrooms?