As Charan says at the end of episode 8, Khanin shouldn't trust anyone. However I do believe he can trust Charan,…
Nah I don't trust Thatdani cause he seems to obey all of the king's orders no matter what they are and I don't like the way that old man thinks do yeah..
and yes Let's get to work, I like that we're getting more involved with the citizens and real royal/president issues.
RP's scene I was staring blankly at that BDSM shit (sorry if that's anyone's fetish here but I just don't like it) untill the music stoped when Ramil realised he's just being like his father with Paytai, I FUCKING TEARED UP!! cause this tenderness after is the only thing Paytai remembered from their relationship when he thought about it with Charan in front of the Eden garden painting. He may be going along with everything but that tenderness is what he truly wants and what his brain linked their toxic relationship to.
Also I don't trust that Wasin guy's fake ass one bit, the way he implied multiple times that he has no hiers and the weird cut at him telling Khanin that if his son was alive he'd have been his age, all of this makes me think that he's the one behind the UK attack and hurting Ramil next ep. he probably wants the other heirs gone too while he doesn't see Ava as one because of his stereotypical mindset about women that he stated before, Rachata's right-hand man is sus too.
However Rachata himself seems like the puppet being put up to make us think that he did it all, like everything being suspiciously easily linked to him makes it look staged in a way or another.
People in the comments are learning that kinks are uncomfortable when you don't have said kink. Well, duh. Also,…
Yeah some people don't understand that the terms "Top" and "bottom" only apply within people's intercourse and have absolutely nothing to do with their characters or dynamic together.
Now why does Sam has to look so innocent? He doesn't give a cheater vibe and seemed pretty genuine in every single interaction he had with Armin wether in the 2000s or 1900s.. only when it came to Charlie did he change his attitude, and he looked shocked when Charlie lied about their relationship in front of Armin despite telling him that he loves him beforehand, which makes me think he was manipulated by Charlie, maybe he was in a secret relationship with him before Armin came along and was forced to go on like that by emotional manipulation. I don't know, till now he gives me this vibe.
lmao fr they up and left him and he ended up who knows where
like I get we're doing this so he can have a moment with Jay but can't we do it in another way that makes the Emmaly Royal family less problematic than they already are?😂
It's so funny how they left Calvin behind seeing how much this guy was drinking a total new drink to him.. like whenever we hang out with a new friend we'd check on that one first before anyone in our group but they left a prince from a different country in a new city to him drunk all by himself saying he ditched them like girl does he know anywhere there to ditch you to? oh lord
damn Paytai is MINISTER'S son??? this kingdom/country or whatever is weird about dealing w people and their status.. I thought he was a servant or smth
After ep. 5, I think Ava should win the competition.
She's the only one with actual positive motive to do so.. seeing how she's judged purely for her gender despite having many good traits. She's wise and knows what to say and do bearing in mind her age, like she's the youngest among the three of them but is still the most sane and mature of them all. Her father isn't a bad candidate too. He keeps his territory in a good economical state and knows how to stand and speak up. He's not as evil as prince Rachata nor too conservative like prince Tharin. still he's not as sly as the king or prince Wasin which may be an important trait for a king he's lacking. But overall, in my head, this seems like the closest answer to right.
for Ramil, it would be a great character development for him to withdraw his thirst for power which is greatly influenced by his father and his threats to dismiss Paytai from his side. It would be nice seeing him learn how to stand up for himself and his boy and understand that Paytai's staying by his side because he wants to not because he has to be tied up to him by power dominance which is making his whole life depend on the competition. that'd be a massive improvement.
As for Khanin, boy idk. No matter how I look at it, he doesn't have a strong motive like the other two for now. (u could correct me on this tho if something has passed over my head)
if Willy does have time-related power which explains the perfect fast photo he took with babe and how he transferred too fast.. does that mean the two times he lost to Babe were him losing in purpose? Cause with a power like that, babe wouldn't stand a chance even with his senses..
Just because Willy is always all up in Babe's space they suddenly have more chemistry....yall see two people in…
Personally, I think it's more about Milk not Willy, his acting is significantly better and has stronger presence which would eventually make him have good chemistry with whoever he's acting with, not necessarily Babe (Pavel)
and yes Let's get to work, I like that we're getting more involved with the citizens and real royal/president issues.
RP's scene I was staring blankly at that BDSM shit (sorry if that's anyone's fetish here but I just don't like it) untill the music stoped when Ramil realised he's just being like his father with Paytai, I FUCKING TEARED UP!! cause this tenderness after is the only thing Paytai remembered from their relationship when he thought about it with Charan in front of the Eden garden painting. He may be going along with everything but that tenderness is what he truly wants and what his brain linked their toxic relationship to.
Also I don't trust that Wasin guy's fake ass one bit, the way he implied multiple times that he has no hiers and the weird cut at him telling Khanin that if his son was alive he'd have been his age, all of this makes me think that he's the one behind the UK attack and hurting Ramil next ep. he probably wants the other heirs gone too while he doesn't see Ava as one because of his stereotypical mindset about women that he stated before, Rachata's right-hand man is sus too.
However Rachata himself seems like the puppet being put up to make us think that he did it all, like everything being suspiciously easily linked to him makes it look staged in a way or another.
She's the only one with actual positive motive to do so.. seeing how she's judged purely for her gender despite having many good traits. She's wise and knows what to say and do bearing in mind her age, like she's the youngest among the three of them but is still the most sane and mature of them all.
Her father isn't a bad candidate too. He keeps his territory in a good economical state and knows how to stand and speak up. He's not as evil as prince Rachata nor too conservative like prince Tharin. still he's not as sly as the king or prince Wasin which may be an important trait for a king he's lacking. But overall, in my head, this seems like the closest answer to right.
for Ramil, it would be a great character development for him to withdraw his thirst for power which is greatly influenced by his father and his threats to dismiss Paytai from his side. It would be nice seeing him learn how to stand up for himself and his boy and understand that Paytai's staying by his side because he wants to not because he has to be tied up to him by power dominance which is making his whole life depend on the competition. that'd be a massive improvement.
As for Khanin, boy idk. No matter how I look at it, he doesn't have a strong motive like the other two for now. (u could correct me on this tho if something has passed over my head)