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Process Fan
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 88
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Re: Girl in my dream
Now THAT is an interesting possibility. After all, he DOES look very different now, and it's only a few days after he got out of the hospital. The doctor immediately knew him - in fact, he recognized him, despite the changes. And it's hard to imagine how, if he wasn't in on it, he didn't go, "Woah, you look different... what's up?" or something to that effect.
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 9
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Re: Girl in my dream
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Maybe the doctor, unlike the nurses, thought that he/she was a normal girl and was never a boy. Which is why the doctor mentioned that the mother should come next time. Many male physicians do not wish to see a young girls by themselves for fear of misunderstandings that could hurt their careers. |
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English 真城の城 Webmaster
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 110
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Re: Girl in my dream
Yeah, it seems to me that the doctor is a regular hospital doctor rather than a private physician.
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Leecher
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 9
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Re: Girl in my dream
But, you know, the discussion about the doctor has raised an interesting question.
Why hasn't Ji-hoon's mother noticed any changes? Only the sister is making comments about the changes and seems to be curious about it. Mind you, I don't think that Ji-hoon's mother is as concerned with as mime would have been. After all, as a teenager, if I had broke curfew and spent all night in a park, and did not call home first, I would have been grounded for a countless number of months. |
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