Please correct me if I am wrong, I might have misunderstood. And this is a genuine question because I don't know how it works. So, legally Ho is registered as Mr. Kwon's child?
Up! Someone clarify this pls I'm a bit confused too TT
same sex marriage is not legal in korea, so they cannot get the same privileges straight married couples do (an example would be if Ho was in the hospital, Mr Kwon would not have any say in his medical decisions or be let in for longer visits since he is not family). So a work around that real gay couples do in countries that do not have same sex marriage is to either register each other as legal family (father & son, mother & daughter, etc) or one person becomes the other person’s legal guardian. This way same sex couples can secure similar rights to straight married couples!
Yes, you can legally adopt an adult in a lot of countries. So Mr Kwon just legally adopted Ho, that way they can officially be family even if it's not as spouses. Fun fact, quite a few gay couples did this in countries where gay marriage is now legal before it was so, and it's still sometimes done in countries where it is still not legal (like Japan or Korea). It allows for the relationship to be official but it also offers some legal benefits in particular if outlive the other they can inherit from them, depending on the country and it's laws it might help if they want to buy a home together, etc...
Thank you so much for the information.
Well, I'm here for a re-read after watching the latest episode of Season 4 anime
I am loving the mystery so far and I guess it maybe a part so that the story can progress, but I find the FL a bit meddlesome.
Like because she wants more information about the family she let that Becky maid into her room and ask some questions. Which I think broke the rules? She also keeps on talking to eldest when it was already in the rules to not pay attention to him. She even thought of keeping the marmalade. I just thought she is “unknowingly” creating risky situations for her. I guess I need to give credit for being brave on solving the mystery in the manor. I would be scared-shit if I was on her situation and will really just follow the rules by the book and just do my duties as quietly as possible until I finish the contract. I am really a coward. Well I’m not FL material, I am probably be an extra who will be one of those who die in any story.
nah frfr I'm chicken shit too, you're soooo relatable
It's all for the plot.
I too prefer minding my own business and bieng the extra side character of the novel rather than being the mc and doing heavy lifting throught the life(￣∇￣") Though I like the stories about every kind of mc in the novels( lazy, hardworking,smart kind-hearted etc~)
I'm still in chapter 2, but God, I already hate Richelle's mother
Wtf!!! What do you mean transporting??? With a handcuff? He is not a criminal! Are you kidding me?? Gosh, dont make my baby cry.
Yes, he's not a criminal but they're transporting him because they wanna make him go back to the human world or at least that's what they're gonna do
Yeah, I get that. What I don’t get is that they only need to transport him, why does he need to be handcuffed like he is a criminal? That’s what I really find suspicious. I am afraid that he will not be really transported and that they will do something to him. Or they will use him for something or hurt him. As the old Naberius in the flashback, would like to study Ameri’s mother because she is a human.
Spoiler alert
I came here after watching the last episode. I love the anime but I was just kind of sad that they left out one scene that I was looking forward for. The one where Tia thanked her parents in the wedding reception. I just love that scene so much it got me teary-eyed. The flashbacks while she was reading her letter thanking her parents for taking care of her. It was so moving for me. Overall, I still love the anime. I guess I will just re-read that in the manga.
It is always the temples and the priests
it's become a trope but honestly kind of accurate. religious groups are almost always corrupt in some (or most) ways, unfortunately