Girl in my dream - Page 15

cpt soban · 04-21-2009

I find it odd that in a discussion thread people are bugged by spoilers, if they want to know when something's updated they should click their bookmarks. Though I also am waiting for translations.

Apsm · 04-21-2009

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Originally Posted by bacattack

It's becoming apparent the shy, amazing girl Ji-hoon thought loved him has become a malevolent ghost who is using his guilt to take him over and get the popular guy.

Good theory, but I hope that isn't the case. It seems TOO harsh for the dead girl to do an 'Aizen' on him.

cpt soban · 04-21-2009

I watched Evangelion and Elfen Lied, BRING ON THE POINTLESSLY HARSH!

busy · 04-21-2009

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Originally Posted by olddude12

I very much agree with you, and I like the mind wipe stuff.

Personally I consider the mind wipe stuff to be equivalent to death. My mind is my soul, it is who and what I am am. Memories both good and bad are an integral part of one's mind, and are primarily responsible in shaping it.

A permanent mind wipe can be thought as a brain transplant, where by you remove the original brain, and kill it, and insert a new fresh brain. You get a new person with a new personality. So what is the point of having any process on the physical body then, especially for TG? You may as well as start with a normal female and not do anything since you end up with the same result by without the suffering and death. Personally I can't stand reading about innocent people suffering needlessly.

My dislike of mind wipes is also why I hate the idea of reincarnation. What is the point in having a soul being reborn into different bodies, but killing off a mind each time and replacing it with a new mind and hence new person and new personality?

Ficfactor · 04-22-2009

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Kyrex · 04-22-2009

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Originally Posted by busy

My dislike of mind wipes is also why I hate the idea of reincarnation. What is the point in having a soul being reborn into different bodies, but killing off a mind each time and replacing it with a new mind and hence new person and new personality?

...That's not what reincarnation is about at all. It's supposed to be about the soul remembering it and slowly going up the proverbial spiritual ladder one life at a time until it reaches wholeness, or something like that. I'm an Atheist so I shouldn't really be lecturing you on these things.

Lucid King · 04-22-2009

To me it seems to be two personalities fighting over who will control the main body. After all if you read the latest chapter(28), Yuna seems to want to keep Ji-hoon like a caged bird while she lives his life for him.

Tasunke · 04-23-2009

*Delurks* Wow, I just had to comment on what an incredible story this is. Can't wait for more.　And yes, I too am tempted to peek ahead at the untranslated, but I don't know any Korean, and this story is too good to let it be spoiled with not being able to read the text. ^_-

I do have to say that I suspected the twist at the end of Ch 28 from the start, but my suspicions were artfully deflected early on. ;)

As for people not noticing the changes. I dunno about the doctor (he may be a quack *shrug*), but for people that saw Ji-Hoon every day, the changes may have been too gradual to notice until they were brought to the forefront by something drastic.

There's a saying about boiling frogs. If you place a frog into boiling water, it will immediately jump out. But if you slowly raise the temperature of the water, the frog will remain in the water until it boils to death. (See this link on the Boiling Frog at Wikipedia for more information about that saying. n.n

The people close to Ji-Hoon were like the boiling frog. Not noticing the gradual changes, or dismissing them as their imagination playing tricks on them.

LK · 04-23-2009

The little changes as things go along are pretty damn hot. The way she checked out his eyelashes around 14 or so really struck a chord with me.

Scorch · 04-23-2009

this is a really good story, but getting spooky now. Damn it Yuna.

Ficfactor · 04-23-2009

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Originally Posted by Tasunke

There's a saying about boiling frogs. If you place a frog into boiling water, it will immediately jump out. But if you slowly raise the temperature of the water, the frog will remain in the water until it boils to death.

Someone watched Dante's Peak recently ;p

cpt soban · 04-23-2009

I remember that story from when I was a little kid, and we were being told not to do drugs. It was so woefully stereotypical I actually remembered out of sheer stupidity.

04-21-2009	#169
cpt soban Likely Suspect Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 476	Re: Girl in my dream I find it odd that in a discussion thread people are bugged by spoilers, if they want to know when something's updated they should click their bookmarks. Though I also am waiting for translations.

04-21-2009	#171
cpt soban Likely Suspect Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 476	Re: Girl in my dream I watched Evangelion and Elfen Lied, BRING ON THE POINTLESSLY HARSH!

04-22-2009	#173
Ficfactor Samus Fanboy Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Across the pond Posts: 588	Re: Girl in my dream Del __________________ Fairy Tail Succubus Slave Addventure Thread Last edited by Ficfactor; 11-29-2019 at 11:58 AM. Reason: Change

04-22-2009	#175
Lucid King Shadow of the Night Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 33	Re: Girl in my dream To me it seems to be two personalities fighting over who will control the main body. After all if you read the latest chapter(28), Yuna seems to want to keep Ji-hoon like a caged bird while she lives his life for him.

04-23-2009	#176
Tasunke Leecher Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 2	Re: Girl in my dream Delurks Wow, I just had to comment on what an incredible story this is. Can't wait for more.　And yes, I too am tempted to peek ahead at the untranslated, but I don't know any Korean, and this story is too good to let it be spoiled with not being able to read the text. ^_- I do have to say that I suspected the twist at the end of Ch 28 from the start, but my suspicions were artfully deflected early on. ;) As for people not noticing the changes. I dunno about the doctor (he may be a quack shrug), but for people that saw Ji-Hoon every day, the changes may have been too gradual to notice until they were brought to the forefront by something drastic. There's a saying about boiling frogs. If you place a frog into boiling water, it will immediately jump out. But if you slowly raise the temperature of the water, the frog will remain in the water until it boils to death. (See this link on the Boiling Frog at Wikipedia for more information about that saying. n.n The people close to Ji-Hoon were like the boiling frog. Not noticing the gradual changes, or dismissing them as their imagination playing tricks on them.

04-23-2009	#177
LK Process Disciple Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 3,258	Re: Girl in my dream The little changes as things go along are pretty damn hot. The way she checked out his eyelashes around 14 or so really struck a chord with me. __________________

04-23-2009	#178
Scorch Process Master Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 742	Re: Girl in my dream this is a really good story, but getting spooky now. Damn it Yuna. __________________ Torn-City - Massively multiplayer online text based RPG

04-23-2009	#180
cpt soban Likely Suspect Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 476	Re: Girl in my dream I remember that story from when I was a little kid, and we were being told not to do drugs. It was so woefully stereotypical I actually remembered out of sheer stupidity.