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For this episode, I gotta highlight the bathroom scene as absolute peak cinema—from the performances, lighting, camera angles, to the editing, everything came together to capture the sheer rawness of what was going on...Moving further into the plot, it's so clear Chita is the ultimate villain when he mercilessly takes out Officer Tangme for literally no reason; yet it has to be said that the biggest victim in this entire mess is Dr. Ji, who got tangled up in this Nours war just for being with Chita, which led to his death by Prae's hands, only to be turned into a Nour against his will by Chita...Watching Dr. Ji spiral in absolute panic because he didn't understand what was happening to him or why he attacked his brother, only to realize he's a Nour and that he honestly would've rather died 😭
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The moment I heard that gunshot, I knew it was Ken who stopped James from finishing off Chita... and even though he tells him he did it to protect him, we all know he did it because he's the only one who can kill him. Part of this episode focuses on James and Ken trying to get what they want—Ken wants his death, and James wants Ken to stay with him... in the end, Ken can't leave James and James convinces him of the same, but we don't know how this is going to end. On the other hand, Chita's past is revealed and why he kills the Nours; and even though Dr. Ji finally decides to leave with Chita, we don't know how they'll end up either... so expectations for the final episode are super high!!!
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This episode finally reveals the Nour who can kill other Nours... I think we're entering the part of the story where everything gets super messy now that everyone found what they wanted, but what's their next move??... James found his dad's murderer and Ken found his way to die... It just keeps getting better with insanely well-directed scenes.
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Getting more of Ken's backstory and learning how Dr. Ji knows his secret was so good. The dance scene was drop-dead gorgeous and so moving, the cinematography & framing were unreal 🤌✨ Confirmed: the girlfriend IS a Nour and she's targeting Dr. Ji!! And let's be real, Chita is definitely a Nour too (calling it now, he saves the doctor next week)
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James discovering Ken’s truth and them having a quick fight before finally talking and opening up emotionally... This is literally a game changer for the plot, excited to see what happens next!! Also, Chita is looking super shady to me, is he a Nour as well??
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I have so many doubts about who killed Tee... way too many theories!!... But the good thing is you can tell Ken is changing, though it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows, was it???... James saw Ken's colors and literally RAN 😭
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What on earth happened to Tee??... Wait, is there a Nour out there who can kill other Nours??... Was it the gf?? Is she a Nour too??... So many mysteries to unravel and I'm honestly obsessed!!!... This show is hitting all the right spots with the plot development and the cinematography fr
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This ep literally left me with so many questions (pretty sure we'll get answers later though)!!... James seeing a bit of Ken's color instead of just grayscale, HOW?? 😭 Was it the blood or did Ken lower his defenses?? Also hinting that people can be converted into Nours and new ones can't control their hunger... this show is getting better and better every week fr 🤯
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Episode 1 literally throws us into a world where Nours exist and the police solve every single case by framing/blaming Nours (but are they *really* guilty?? 🤔). Plus, there's a 200yo guy looking for a way to die who's BOTH a cop and a forensic doctor working on all these cases.
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