@Bianca My pleasure.

@이기원 Wow, yes! I was trying so hard to come to a conclusion, and I think if you hadn't said it, I never would have come to it. It makes perfect sense, it's her innocent heart! 
Thank you so much for watching the movie and doing this analysis.
Wow! This is great!
I'm going to practice it a lot.
It really helped me, thank you.
I hope in a few years I'll become a good writer and I'll say I had the privilege of learning from the great writer Lee Ki Won!

@Bianca A scene that truly showcases her charm is when she starts dancing alone to Michael Jackson at the party, while no one else is dancing. Would you have the courage to step out and dance in that moment? But the protagonist, with the heart of a 13-year-old, steps out and dances. She doesn't feel embarrassed and confidently dances, drawing people's enthusiasm. This, I believe, is the essence of her charm.

@Bianca The charm of the protagonist in "13 Going on 30" lies in her childhood innocence. At 13, she is an ordinary girl, allowing the audience to identify with her. However, when she transforms into a 30-year-old, her body becomes that of an adult, but her heart remains that of a 13-year-old girl. This aligns with my theory of charm, which is a combination of admiration and identification. Identification comes from the 30-year-old body, and admiration comes from the 13-year-old heart. Does that make sense?

@이기원 Thank you again! 🙏

@Bianca This method works better for movies.

Very helpful! If I adapt the methods taught can I apply them when writing a movie?

@이기원 Okay, thank you very much!

@Bianca I’ll let you know after I watch the movie soon.

Could you answer me a question, please? Now i know that charm comes from admiration + identification or pity.
I was watching "13 Going On 30" and I couldn't understand the protagonist's charm.
I can imagine where identification and even pity come from, but admiration is a mystery. Could admiration come from the beauty of the actress?