Dashley

My comment was about the level of the violence in the series, not if there were gangs in Thai high schools. If one were to examine the number of punches and kicks thrown; hits by boards and bats in the series, no one in real life would be getting up and fighting on. This unbelievable amount of punishment inflicted upon the human body time and again is over the top and typical of South Korean TV. That was the point that I was trying to convey. While I may have only seen in full perhaps 120 or so Thai TV series, this one in particular has an inordinate amount of gratuitous violence.

I find him to be quite sad. He has been beaten down by his mother for so long that he cannot even speak up for himself and when he does he is immediately dismissed. His mother simply sees him as an accessory to her life rather than as a living person.

I did a little research and found that is father is Britis and Nowegian and his mother is Thai, so he is half Thai.

Actually he would be either half Thai or a quarter Thai depending on his exact mixture of his two parents.