Bit expected on the revelation part yet I still enjoyed Jina’s way in confronting the truth and how she and Sujin decided for the ending.

Lots of 'he said, she said,' lots of internal monologue and rhetorical questions, but very little plot advancement. Then most (sort of) believed that certain courses of action were absurd, but it was easier to continue the course than to stop –particularly that one can always spin a story explaining why continuing is better than stopping (the backfitting story of sour grapes now known as cognitive dissonance). One in which fear of social stigma or social isolation prevents frank discussions or debates about widespread forms of abuse.What you'll have to know is that, for those who will be triggered by depiction of sexual assault, abuse, extreme gaslighting and rape , please proceed this book with caution. The view settings for the selected calendar will be in effect for the current calendar and for any additional calendars that you view subsequently in side-by-side mode. Another person relating to another victim, Another Person relating to who you constantly evolve into, Another Person relating to the dichotomy of perspective. Ronald Coase is a remarkable modern economist in the sense that he is independent thinking, rigorous, creative, with ideas that are applicable and explain the world around us –in other words, the real thing. initial hearing - Court proceeding in which the defendant learns of his rights and the charges against him and the judge decides bail.

Presented in a variety of styles and from a number of different perspectives, Kang’s narrative can be a little bewildering at times, interweaving Jina’s present with Jina’s attempts to work out what happened to Ha Yuri and why she died - just as Jina has to piece together fragments of the past so do Kang’s readers.

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