Guuuuuyyyyssss!!!!
I just noticed sth!
The title isnt:
Tricked into becoming the heroine’s stepmother
But
‘Tricked into becoming the heroine’s stepmother
Pay attention to the ”s! There are two!
It actually means the stepmother of a person who was tricked into becoming a heroine😨
holy shit! Sahar she is correct
heroine’s = heroine is
title = Tricked into becoming the heroine is stepmother
you all this is common English vocabulary how did I not notice the title but it kind of doesn’t make sense the title but Sahar is right（︶^︶）
you are so smart Sahar
meaning, the little girl was tricked into heroine, and I am becoming the stepmother of such a person
I’m not sure if this interpretation is entirely true or not, to me it doesn’t seem like she was tricked ,she she’s a trickster herself, although still easy to manipulate for love
Thats not how eniglish works, “heroine’s stepmother” isn’t “heroine is stepmother”, that would’ve been “heroines’ stepmother”, “heroine’s” is just possessive meaning she is the step-mother of the heroine
I think you’ve misunderstood. An apostrophe can be used for contractions but also possession. In this case ‘the heroine’s stepmother’ is the stepmother belonging to the heroine. The English language is tricky like that
Sahar, no. The apostrophe in Heroine’s refers to our MC becoming the heroine stepmother. It’s like possessive grammar or whatever it is called. It is to refer to a belonging or ownership.
Like: That is Adam’s apple.
Meaning: The apple belongs to Adam.
Sahar
Guuuuuyyyyssss!!!!
I just noticed sth!
The title isnt:
Tricked into becoming the heroine’s stepmother
But
‘Tricked into becoming the heroine’s stepmother
Pay attention to the ”s! There are two!
It actually means the stepmother of a person who was tricked into becoming a heroine😨
Hatt
Bro what 💀💀
unknown, love ;)
holy shit! Sahar she is correct
heroine’s = heroine is
title = Tricked into becoming the heroine is stepmother
you all this is common English vocabulary how did I not notice the title but it kind of doesn’t make sense the title but Sahar is right（︶^︶）
you are so smart Sahar
ilikeart
no that’s actually how English is… the title is right. it’s not meant to be read as “heroine is stepmother” the ‘s is right but it’s not for “is”
Anmol
meaning, the little girl was tricked into heroine, and I am becoming the stepmother of such a person
I’m not sure if this interpretation is entirely true or not, to me it doesn’t seem like she was tricked ,she she’s a trickster herself, although still easy to manipulate for love
Mooiyyi
Thats not how eniglish works, “heroine’s stepmother” isn’t “heroine is stepmother”, that would’ve been “heroines’ stepmother”, “heroine’s” is just possessive meaning she is the step-mother of the heroine
VillainessLuvr
I think you’ve misunderstood. An apostrophe can be used for contractions but also possession. In this case ‘the heroine’s stepmother’ is the stepmother belonging to the heroine. The English language is tricky like that
des
what is u saying dawg
luffy_a81
my head hurts so bad sosososos
j.nnie_amn
Sahar, no. The apostrophe in Heroine’s refers to our MC becoming the heroine stepmother. It’s like possessive grammar or whatever it is called. It is to refer to a belonging or ownership.
Like: That is Adam’s apple.
Meaning: The apple belongs to Adam.
SimpMachine
I’m sorry what 💀 Sahar you ain’t making sense
Foxyfire1213
Holy cow
Hamna
Hey Heroine’s can mean two things. Heroine’s = contraction of “Heroine is”
On the other hand, “Heroine’s” can also be a reflexive pronoun, ownership
Taeorb
Well shit