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What do people mean when they say that Chita and Jirat deserve better? Alright, let's put aside the question of whether Chita deserves happiness. What do we have: they could have escaped, yes. But then what? Chita admitted that the hatred inside him keeps growing, so he won't stop. That means they will be on the run their whole lives, without a permanent home, without the chance to make friends, and so on. Is that what Jirat deserves? He’s already saying he’s tired!
They got the happiest ending possible. They shaved Jirat’s beard! What is that, if not a happy ending?

In my opinion, there couldn't have been a happier ending for Chita and Jirat than the one they got. Those sweet moments are definitely from their new life, where they are happy together. As for Ken and James, their ending is more open-ended. Unlike a lot of people, I really enjoy being able to interpret the story however I want.

I was so into James and Ken at first, but about midway through the lakorn, my heart shifted to Jirat and Chita. It’s like they took over as the leads.

If these were fixed ships, we'd see a happy ending for everyone. I'm glad we have some intrigue.

I have virtually no doubt about a happy ending for James and Ken. Jirat and Chita... It's interesting that Jirat says classic lines from many Chinese dramas: about a tree symbolizing an end and a new beginning, and about whether there's a place in this world where they can be happy. Usually, after these lines, the heroes are reborn...

When I wrote that I wanted Chita to stay until the end, some people were outraged. Like, are you justifying him? As if only a good guy can be an interesting character.

I just have to say that Chita looks stunning in the teaser for episode 8

Their scenes in episodes 6 and 7 impact the story.

In addition to the questions already raised in the comments, I have a few...

1. Why did Chita start eating in the first place? He must have known the reaction.
2. Why did Chita change clothes? When Prae was kidnapped, he was wearing a light, solid-color shirt. In the car, he was wearing different clothes.
3. We were shown Prae's flashback, where she was following Chita and Jirat. But among these scenes, the scene in episode 4 (when Jirat and Chita were leaving work and someone ran past) was missing.

Many people didn't like the rainbow conversation; some found it ridiculous and absurd. It would be funny if this conversation turns out to be important.

Okay. I suspected something was wrong with Chita from the very first episode, but I refused to believe he was the main villain. I can't say I'm disappointed, but I rather wish things weren't what they seem. If things are as they are, it's too soon, too predictable. I'd like more plot twists.
All the actors are amazing.

Maybe it's love. But if Chita is the villain, he knows perfectly well who the most dangerous guy is. And then there's no point in warning Jirat about the danger. If he sees that Prae (I don't suspect her, by the way) is a threat to Jirat, he could have dealt with her by now.

If Chita is the main villain, as many assume, why is he telling Jirat to stay away from Prae and generally stay out of trouble? So far, it seems more like he has no idea who the villain is.

It's all individual. I was simply envious of his self-confidence. But I understand the other reaction, too. It was unexpected.

I think Chita is using Jirat for some purpose. It might be connected to Jirat's past relationships. Panin mentioned them for a reason. But I don't think Chita will be made into a villain. Perhaps he'll confess to everything, and Jirat will help him.

Yes, yes and yes

I think Maya is interested in Yasu:)

No.

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