
It's so funny how trying to contact spirits is a rite of passage for so many kids.
In middle school, my friends and I drew a Ouija board and played with it during free time and got scared. Thinking back on it, I can't help laughing cuz there was no reason for those dramatics in the middle of the bright ass day lol. But the teachers heard us screaming and then no one was allowed to make or play with Ouija boards after that

I remember being in 2nd grade and one of my friends claiming they have their 3rd eye open and can contact the spirits. Our class was in the afternoon and would end at like 4 pm so we'd "contact the spirits" with a coin and makeshift Ouija board written on her notebook. Our school was spooky because it was next to a church and apparently the school grounds was a former cemetery and a part of the church.

It took me 84 years to muster up the motivation to read the last 10 chapters cuz I was spoiled about the rape. Soongap didn't deserve that when he had almost reached his happily ever after. And I hate what happens with Pilgyeon. I would have preferred that he been maimed (suffering), died (punishment) or if he voluntarily chose to let Soongap go (redemption) but the author didn't have the balls to do that and stuck with an overused and boring memory loss trope.
"Please, can't they just have sex normally!?"
Do y'all know how many times I've also yelled that at books before?