I just realised the title has a play on word, specially if you read the hangeul. 인 어 센트 (In A Scent) and 이너센트 (Innocent) are virtually identical. I wonder if it was on purpose.
Uhh, I mean, the play on words is still there in English. "Innocent" and "In a Scent" sound similar too.
Sort of, but not really. But when you transliterate to hangeul it's literally the same sounds.
Idk how you pronounce Innocent and In a Scent but it's basically the same too....
I just realised the title has a play on word, specially if you read the hangeul. 인 어 센트 (In A Scent) and 이너센트 (Innocent) are virtually identical. I wonder if it was on purpose.