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    11 months ago

    It could be a gendered noun in Korean, but yeah, I thought they had women in the officer corps already so it shouldn’t seem that strange.

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      11 months ago

      I just looked it up and apparently Korean does not have a gendered grammar.

      But yeah… it’s probably just a subtle way of pointing out that she is who she is.

      I wonder if she has the hobby of executing her relatives with anti-aircraft guns, like her dad?