Twelve Letters Episode 10

Bao’s carnage

Bao has encouraged his rat pack to terrorize the whole village now. They now beat up old ladies and completely trash food stalls and the book store. I didn’t blame the crowd for being scared, but they sure as hell pissed me off that nobody was running to the police. They either stood there and watched or disappeared. Hao and Xun want to take care of them but Cha talks them down. I think he is plotting to permanently end Bao and doesn’t want the boys involved. That teacher, she just made my s list again. If she would have just looked at the pain in his eyes she would have known something was very wrong. She just couldn’t get off her damn soapbox long enough to let it register. I really hate how they wrote her as this obtuse tunnel visioned person. She can’t get her bias out of the way to see what’s going on. That she never had a clue about Tang when she should have been helping protect her. She falls lower on the good scale than Cha does considering how she thinks she rates. She is missing some huge things right under her nose, and she says she’s known him since 18, but she doesn’t really know his heart or what he suppresses and hides from her to keep her mouthy self safe. The bookstore owner is such a sad case. He knows he’s been submissive and hidden, but he just wanted to live in peace with his family. I like that he encouraged Tang to continue her studies. Tang’s older self purchased the plot next to Xun’s memorial. That is pure dedication. Hao shows Nian and Cheng the pictures they took at the billiard place opening and they could see the younger versions of everybody. At least now they know why Xun pretended to be dead and I think that left an impression on Cheng that in spite of prison, etc. Xun was a decent man and anybody that knew him agreed. I don’t think I want to know what happened with Yibo. There is no use for him. I hope he is one they don’t look into. Hao wants them to let him know if Xun shows up.

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