So My Aim When Writing TSOTD Was For It To Be As Historical As Possible, With Creative Leaneancy (sp?)

So my aim when writing TSOTD was for it to be as historical as possible, with creative leaneancy (sp?) for the plot. I'm taking some time, for this chapter, to make sure it's historically accurate as history is something I deeply love, and it is something I think should be appreciated.

I am working on the next chapter, but life is hectic as well, so I hope you all enjoy the next chapter

Loid, thinking to himself: “God I need a drink, but no I need to focus on the mission”

Anya: *listening in on his thoughts*

*10 mins later*

Loid, walking out of his room: “Alright Anya, time to study!”

Anya: *handing him a perfectly made Manhattan*

Loid: “Anya thanks, but what the fuck”

What words mean

This will be updated as the chapters progress!!

'Omo!' - Often used in Korea instead of 'OMG'

'Annyeonghaseyo' - Polite hello in Korean

'Imnida'- "I am" in Korean

'Pabo' - Idiot/fool

'Hanji'- Ancient Korean word for paper, usually handmade

'Agi'- baby

'Nae Sarang/Salang' - My love

'Cheonsa' - angel

Eomma- mum/mom

Appa - dad

Auspicious - conducive to success; favourable.

Hangeul - Korean written language

Chima- The skirt part of a woman's hanbok

Jeogri- The jacket part of a women's hanbok

Goreum- The ribbon that ties the two sides of the jacket together

Palanquin -  a covered litter for one passenger, consisting of a large box carried on two horizontal poles by four or six bearers.

Samgyetang - Samgye-tang or ginseng chicken soup, meaning ginseng - chicken - soup in Korean, consists primarily of a whole young chicken filled with garlic, rice, jujube, and ginseng. Samgye-tang is a Korean traditional soup for body health. Samgye-tang is a representative summer health food.

'Eolin-I' - little one

Wonsam- The ceremonial robe worn by the Queen dowager, royal concubines and members of the royal court. The colour and shape of the robe differed depending on the position of the wearer.

Daenggi's - ribbon for hair

Beoseon - a type of paired socks worn with the hanbok

The Lullaby - Hey doggie, don’t bark, Our baby sleeps so well, Hey chickie, don’t bark, You’ll wake our child’s sweet sleep, Hush hush our baby, Our baby sleeps so well, A baby more beautiful than the moon, A baby more beautiful than the stars, Hush hush our baby, Our baby sleeps so well

친애하는/ chin-aehaneun - this means dear, but in a loving, kind or affectionate way.

Noona- affectionate term used for men when addressing woman older than them. Sometimes used in couples.

Yeonji- a Korean name for rouge, which was used to colour the lips and cheeks. It could be made from safflower

Chingu- Korean word for friend

Signet ring- A signet ring is set apart from other rings based on an engraved or raised symbol, series of words or letters, or image on the top half of the ring

Gat- The gat, a traditional Korean hat made by carefully threading horsehair and strips of bamboo, was first produced during the Joseon Dynasty 

Norigae- pendants that hang on the goreum of a jeogori or her chima

Cheopji- a traditional hairpin

Gomusin - traditional Korean shoes made out of rubber

Eomeoni- formal and respectful way of saying mum/mom/mother

Gamsahabnida - a formal way of saying thank you

Luncheon- formal lunch or formal way of saying lunch

Angojiki- Angojiki is both a hinged and slideable door.

Chest band- essentially an ancient Korean bra. based off of this

Gongju (공주) -Translates to princess (according to Google)

this is the funniest god damn thing ive ever seen

Damian: I know you think my judgement's clouded because I like her a little bit.

Ewen: You doodled your wedding invitation.

Damian: No, that's our joint tombstone.

Ewen: My mistake.