I have a weird theory, what if the person pointing the gun at phob in there ep 11 teaser isn't Vasin or Chat, but Tinn? Like maybe he could pretend that he's on the opposing side and plans to "deal" with Phob accordingly but leads him away from there under that guise? I know it's wild but seeing as though Phob doesn't look too horrified at the sight of his supposed shooter, it might be Tinn?
I'll say this again. I'll stand ten toes behind this: Just because Phob had the interest of the people at heart…
On that note, we know as the audience that Tinn would die without Phob because he said as much himself, but would Phob share that sentiment? Especially as he was so quick to put the bigger picture above his lover once, so who is to say he'll move on from losing Tinn again?
Istg they can do it better (dunk neeed to take acting class fr😭) expected more in dare you to death but something…
Really? As someone who cringed because of his acting alot in the heartkillers and hidden agenda, I think he has come a long way since then and I do think he sells the character believably in this episode for now.
While I do see the comparisons to Vegas and fully agree with them, I still feel like pheem is a bit less emotionally uhhh volatile. Like he's not a complete sadist yet. Also I'm ashamed to say it but I rewatched the fuck out of the scene with pheem being choked by jason- for people who played each other, these two sure do have shit load of chemistry together and I'm sort of ghost shipping a little hehe. I'm kind of not that mad or disturbed by pheem playing Thun like that because I think it's used (so far) well as his character flaw and protective mechanism. Also I think (not blaming Thun of course) but if Thun had believed him during that confrontation, pheem would've dealt with the sugar daddy situation differently. Not saying that he wouldn't have seduced him, but he'd definitely have let Thun in on the plan or something similar. Thun not believing him though completely valid and I'd have probably done the same, sort of gave him the push to get Jason. To me, pheem doesn't look like he has any obvious feelings for Thun yet. Like he sort of does care, but not enough. And maybe it's just me, but I don't feel Thun has that many deep feelings yet either. So far, he's been reluctant and hesitant at every turn. Both of them definitely care for each other but they're not quite at the "ride or die for you" phase which I think is a good thing because that happening so early in the game would be quite ridiculous. Regardless, I enjoy gray characters when they have nuance to them so I definitely adore pheem here alot so maybe it's just my bias speaking. Overall, I don't feel that bad for thun for being played because it doesn't feel like a gigantic betrayal, rather a blip. (Plus it'll all come together when they fuck it out anyway)
I think Namping has improved his acting in the more recent episodes...but NGL , I had initially put this series…
I personally feel like khem and pharan's chemistry is a bit more subtle because both characters are less intense with their emotions especially in the case of khem. In the initial episodes, I sort of also thought that there was no chemistry but their nc scene in episode 8 (or 9?) really proved me wrong because I think they have more of a sweet underlying bond instead of explosive (idk how to explain but this is the best I can do) and now the scene in episode 10 where pharan kisses khem gave me all the butterflies because it was so sweet. That's just my opinion but I do think the pair has a lot of chemistry, it's just not the explosive kind.
Somehow, i dont think jom will expose the women, as he did it quite impulsively the first time. But i do think…
But then how does him exposing the women get him the goal? At least if he exposes whatever trichery kun dech is doing, the engagement might be called off and he and yai can continue where they left off. I'm just guessimg at this point 🤭 and also i adore jom, so i keep wanting to defend him 🥲sorry for sounding aggressive
According to the previews of the next episode, Jom is the one who "sticks up" for Yai, that is, for his love and…
Somehow, i dont think jom will expose the women, as he did it quite impulsively the first time. But i do think that he might reveal something related to the burning house thing. Or maybe he finds out that khun dech has been using khun phraa and spills those beans, which seems to be a likelier possibility.
Um i just came back to mdl after a long while to catch up, and it seems like people are caught up in a lot of fan wars, especially over their preferred couple in the show. I just want to say thats fine, but one shouldn't undermine one actor just to favor the other. In my opinion, Apo's acting stood out the most to me in the entire show, it is another thing that the main couple's story went down the drain after episode 7 which is a shame because the way I see it, they had a lot of potential to shine, so admittedly VegasPete got the spotlight. Their story might have been interesting but the acting made it shine. So in the end all the actors gave it their best shot and its wrong to drag one down just so another can shine. Yes, in my opinion Apo shined the most, along with Bible but that doesn't mean the rest of them were bad or cringy. Sorry for the rant, but its a bit triggering to read the fanwars so I just thought maybe I could point it out. Thanks.
Also @Mimicat, I really miss reading your comments.
The original trailer shows that Akk will be the one to jump (hopefully thats one of Ayan's dream sequences) but I somehow feel that Ayan will be the one in deeper danger and its very likely that something could happen to him too, because the creepy stuffed dummy which is being burnt in the trailer has an uncanny resemblance to Ayan. Or it could be used as symbolism for rebels like him.
I don't know about anyone else, but I will personally NEVER forgive Jiwoo for whatever he said to Seojoon after their kiss in episode 5. Like Seojoon was so sweet and happy after that, as if he thought that the kiss would be the first step to resolving their troubles, but Jiwoo stomped thst put so, so badly that I felt like each word Jiwoo coldly spat out was a new dagger to my heart. Fuck BUDDIES? BED WARMER? EXCUSE ME?? And watching Seojoon lose more and more of his color throughout the conversation, and throughout the second season made my blood boil for Jiwoo. I hated him, and still hate him so badly. No matter what his troubles were, if he didn't want the relationship, why did he kiss him? And then proceeded to let him down in the most gritty and gutwrenching way possible, it just beats me how Seojoon manages to forgive him and TAKE HIM BACK. Like, if there's a third season, I would very much want Seojoon to be more subdued, as a direct effect of what Jiwoo's actions did to his sunny personality and Jiwoo realizing that and trying to redeem himself throughout the season. For me, I hope there's a new love interest for Seojoon because he really needs lots of love ans care for him. The saddest part is, I feel like Seojoon will never be the same as he was before, and the same can be said for Porsche of Kinnporsche. Both of them might have forgiven their respective partners for lashing out at them so brutally because of their own insecurities and traumas, but at the end of the day, they lost a part of themselves even after forgiveness and moving on. Its not even an obvious detail, especially in Kinnporsche, but the contrast between their bubbly personas at the beginning of the show compared to their subtle and heavy smiles at the end of it shows how much they had gotten hurt. Long story short: I HATE Jiwoo with everything I have, and while I do sympathize with his back story, there was absolutely NO reason for him to downplay and brutally insult Seojoon like that.
You know, I lowkey feel weird when people comment on Rain being stupid or dumb. He's a bit childish, yes and sometimes dense, but he always does his best in everything, and since I myself have friends who are architecture students, I can say that its not an easy field but Rain is there, and he works hard in it. So I feel that its wrong to call him dumb. He seems like that in comparison to Phayu, but he's still younger and alot more naive than him and Sky probably due to his lack of experience.
NO CUZ YOU PUT MY THOUGHTS IN ONE COMMENT ABOUT PORSCHE like his development went down hill😭 I was so disappointed…
If I were to change his decisions I would: 1. Not forgive Kinn so easy after episode 10 2. Acknowledge Big's sacrifice for him. 3. Worry and investigate about Pete. 4. Keep Chay as a priority too (especially when he comes to live with the mafia) 5. Not use Pete as bait for Vegas. 6. Hide Chay MORE consciously (how tf did he hide him in PLAIN SIGHT?) 7. Oh yeah, give Vegas the crappiest beat up ever for the drugging.
I'm kind of not that mad or disturbed by pheem playing Thun like that because I think it's used (so far) well as his character flaw and protective mechanism. Also I think (not blaming Thun of course) but if Thun had believed him during that confrontation, pheem would've dealt with the sugar daddy situation differently. Not saying that he wouldn't have seduced him, but he'd definitely have let Thun in on the plan or something similar. Thun not believing him though completely valid and I'd have probably done the same, sort of gave him the push to get Jason. To me, pheem doesn't look like he has any obvious feelings for Thun yet. Like he sort of does care, but not enough. And maybe it's just me, but I don't feel Thun has that many deep feelings yet either. So far, he's been reluctant and hesitant at every turn. Both of them definitely care for each other but they're not quite at the "ride or die for you" phase which I think is a good thing because that happening so early in the game would be quite ridiculous. Regardless, I enjoy gray characters when they have nuance to them so I definitely adore pheem here alot so maybe it's just my bias speaking. Overall, I don't feel that bad for thun for being played because it doesn't feel like a gigantic betrayal, rather a blip. (Plus it'll all come together when they fuck it out anyway)
I'm just guessimg at this point 🤭 and also i adore jom, so i keep wanting to defend him 🥲sorry for sounding aggressive
Or maybe he finds out that khun dech has been using khun phraa and spills those beans, which seems to be a likelier possibility.
I had been reading it on penana but it got deleted sadly 😥
Sorry for the rant, but its a bit triggering to read the fanwars so I just thought maybe I could point it out. Thanks.
Also @Mimicat, I really miss reading your comments.
For me, I hope there's a new love interest for Seojoon because he really needs lots of love ans care for him.
The saddest part is, I feel like Seojoon will never be the same as he was before, and the same can be said for Porsche of Kinnporsche. Both of them might have forgiven their respective partners for lashing out at them so brutally because of their own insecurities and traumas, but at the end of the day, they lost a part of themselves even after forgiveness and moving on. Its not even an obvious detail, especially in Kinnporsche, but the contrast between their bubbly personas at the beginning of the show compared to their subtle and heavy smiles at the end of it shows how much they had gotten hurt.
Long story short: I HATE Jiwoo with everything I have, and while I do sympathize with his back story, there was absolutely NO reason for him to downplay and brutally insult Seojoon like that.
1. Not forgive Kinn so easy after episode 10
2. Acknowledge Big's sacrifice for him.
3. Worry and investigate about Pete.
4. Keep Chay as a priority too (especially when he comes to live with the mafia)
5. Not use Pete as bait for Vegas.
6. Hide Chay MORE consciously (how tf did he hide him in PLAIN SIGHT?)
7. Oh yeah, give Vegas the crappiest beat up ever for the drugging.
Thats about it, other than that, I loved him.