As usual with this Series, after rewatching this episode again and again, I come to conclusion that this is one…
1. I believe the fight scene between Tin, Sing and Gap in the doctor's room is a set up. There's no way that the trio wouldn't notice the CCTV that is super obvious right there. Also, Gap ran to Tin and told him that he needs to see something and is needed immediately the scene before is just a strong evident to support this since I believe that it's something much much bigger than what it is being told in this episode where we could only see Sing requested Tin to help on the investigation. This requesting has been done so many times according to Sing in EP11 but Tin is still insisted not to help so it shouldn't be major enough for Gap to run to Tin and tried to drag him along by telling him that he is needed immediately just because of this.
2. After that scene, Tol came to the hospital to meet Tin and it turned out that Tin has changed back to being rough and tough even more than ever this time. Tol then asked "Why are you acting like we haven't known each other like this?" and ect. to hint that this also doesn't make any sense to him. However, the only thing Tin did was just to even further pushing Tol away without a legit reason. It doesn't make sense at all since he already remembered things according to the scene before Gap appearance. My guts told me that he just doesn't want Tol to be involved with all of this because he is scared of the outcome. That's why he has to pretend like he doesn't want Tol to be around at all and he has to chase him away.
3. Back to Tol's bedroom scene, for some reasons, I think Jinta might appear in front of Tin after he read his notebook and seems to finally see what is written inside. I think Jinta warped him back so he could see what has happened in the previous loops. That is why he remembers things the next morning.
4. In the scene where Tin was requested in Dr.Sak room, if we listen to the conversation carefully, we could see that Tin was trying to squeeze out the information from Dr.Sak by asking something like "What is it that you are working on?". Doctor Sak replied something like "I'm working with an organization where ...blah blah blah". After that brief conversation, he transferred money to Tin and only by that time Tin decided to leave the room because he is now having what he needs in order to reveal Dr.Sak's agenda without him trying to get away from it. Tin also walked out with his hand awkwardly in his ground jacket like he was hiding something in the pocket.
Putting all these together, I whole-heartedly believe that it's a set up. Tin's attitude might be unhealthy but he is absolutely not a villain. I don't think the script writer team ever consider to put him in a villain position so he is going to make it right and team up with the good doctors.
As usual with this Series, after rewatching this episode again and again, I come to conclusion that this is one of the best episodes (along with episode 4 and 10) I have watched with all the very subtle hinting details and etc. I don't know how to put only a part of text in spoiler tag so I will just leave my thoughts in the reply and put that in spoiler tag instead.
In the EP13 episode preview, I can feel it that something bad is happening to either of them. Tin told Tol that they will be fine because the loop will reset and they will meet again in the next loop. However, Tol cut him off and said with shaken voice that it’s nothing like that! You dont understand! There will be no more loop after this!!!!
Shittt!!!! I’m not ready for this. Not even ready if the jackpot is on Sing and he is the one who passes away in this loop instead!!
I have no freaking idea how would they tie every freaking knots up in the final ep!!!! This is beyond my imagination already. Too much left to be told in the finale. The only way they would be able to cover everything up is by having a finale episode as long as 2 hours and a half just like the last episode of Stranger Things SS4!!!!!!
I am totally okay with Tin personality in this loop because Tin wasn't really that nice back in EP1. You can clearly see how his personality was during EP1 - 3 if you rewatch the episode. He had no interest in saving Tol's life at all. In fact, he even had a problem with that only because he thought the accident was caused by a DRUNKEN TOL. On EP1 - 3, he was such an ignorant and he only cared to help Tol so he could finally get out of this loop. It is on EP4 when he realized that Tol wasn't drunk while driving that he started looking at Tol in a better way and be way more open to his feeling toward Tol.
It totally makes perfect sense too when rewatching. Actually, it's bringing even more senses back to the story of the first few loops.
If anyone decides to rewatch the episode, I really want you to focus on the eyes of Tin. You would see that he is absolutely different from the Doctor Tin we all know later in the series (Says from EP 4 and onward). Back in EP1, his eyes are exactly what Tin in Tol's loop has without a doubt.
I'm speechless after the rewatching session. I completely understand Jinta now when he asked Tol something like "How do you know if Tin would be the same Tin if he didn't meet you." In fact, the first few episodes are so clear that Tin would never be the same Tin we see in EP4 - 10.
This series is so clever in every possible way. The only thing I would want to complain is how it's so convenient for Tol to wake up with Tin's Notebook in his hand. It would be way more better if they only spend like a minute on screen for Tol to finally realize that he should start looking for clues in Tin's Notebook after he dreamt of him. The if I understand correctly, Tin's Notebook is already in Tol's room by the beginning of EP10. It would totally make sense to me if Tin still left the Notebook there at Tol's bedroom before they both attended the ceremony.
All in all, this is an absolute gem! I love this series so freaking much.
I think u mean right before the final fade out as they show the door.The scene before the directors name shows…
I can confirm you that he teased Nanon whether the guy jumping on him is Nanon or Pran. I can fully understand Thai so I can understand him without subtitle.
Just so u know, after the closing door scene, listen carefully and will hear Ohm’s saying something. Amplifying ur speakers and you will hear it clearly
“Oiy! This is Nanon or Pran huh?”
Ohm said that after the jump and it isn’t meant to be heard by us lolll.
By the way, I love love love love the series and the ending. I will miss Pat and Pran dearly but I know I will get to see Ohm and Nanon more and more from now on.
*thanks Tandem28 for informing that I messed up with the scene. Fixed already.*
I don't mind if PatPran breaks up or not. Also, I told myself to not take the EP12 preview too seriously. You…
I thought it was told in EP11 during their school revisiting. It's when Pat teased Pran that 'You are already admit you are interested in me since high school right?' or something like this. I watched without subtitle so I'm not really show what would the translation be during that scene.
From Pran reaction (denying to answer but looked shy and tried to change the topic.), isn't it already a confirmation?
My soul is destroyed in this episode. I cried very ugly during the scenes with the Our Song. And the alternate possibility where they could be happy together broke me into pieces.
Normally I don't like this kind of unexpected twist but I think Pat and Pran's relationship really needs this breakup to move on. The thing is, for us Asian - especially Thai, we are taught to warship our parents (I don't use the word 'respect' since what we have been taught is way beyond that). So if the parents is the conflict in their relationship, and that conflict is almost impossible to be healed in any close period of time, I definitely know that they will have to end their relationship no matter what. It's suck but it's the truth.
TBH, Pat desperately wants to keep the relationship working and he doesn't want to let go of Pran and that serves his character very well, however; Pran thinks deeper than that and he whole-heartedly knows that he doesn't want to be the cause of his mom wariness and sadness. He knows too well that this obstacle is too big for them even if they insisted on trying the hardest. The odd is, they would finally fail. I think both of them know that it's better to end the relationship now and they both trust in each other so much that when the right time comes, they will still be there for each other. Pat is living for the present while Pran is living for the reality. Both of them are totally different but Pat could really accept the idea of breaking up for better shows how mature he is and also confirms his statement few episodes before when he said "For my boyfriend, I can do everything for him."
So when is the right time? It's when they are ready to be on their feet. When they don't really have to rely on their families this much like today. When their actions and decisions won't put all the pressure on their beloved parents. When they don't really have to be with them almost full time. That will be the moment they will reunite.
I first thought that everything doesn't really make much sense. Pat and Pran both are a fighter and they have never shown any sign of giving up on their relationship no matter how tough the situations were. But now the conflict is something that you see no way out. Insisting on will only hurt their beloved and themselves. And it's the cut that is way deeper than they can heal by themselves. Putting all these details in, I think I really understand their decision and I don't think the preview of EP12 is deceiving anymore. I just wish that the reunion scene would be as rewarded as the pain Pat, Pran and us have been trying to go through during the breakup.
I know that love wins. And love is still wining in the chronicle of Pat and Pran. But to be the winner, they have to know their stakes and limits now for a better chance tomorrow.
So we all know now what "Give me a break " means? I was just confused when they shouted NOT YET!! So after this…
Actually, P'Aof didn't comment anything on that "Give me a break" question from Ohm. It's his friend, P'Benz, who interpreted it the way he think it should be (mostly for teasing). P'Aof only acted shy after hearing the explanation.
TBH, the 'give me a break' translation is pretty off. As in Thai, this line is kinda versatile. Pran said "Pug Bang Ther...", which actually means "Let's just take a break" There's no mentioning of 'Me' or 'You'. It's just let's take a break. It could be that after the whole sporty day, we both need to take a break. Or it could be interpreted as in a dirty way as well =)
2. After that scene, Tol came to the hospital to meet Tin and it turned out that Tin has changed back to being rough and tough even more than ever this time. Tol then asked "Why are you acting like we haven't known each other like this?" and ect. to hint that this also doesn't make any sense to him. However, the only thing Tin did was just to even further pushing Tol away without a legit reason. It doesn't make sense at all since he already remembered things according to the scene before Gap appearance. My guts told me that he just doesn't want Tol to be involved with all of this because he is scared of the outcome. That's why he has to pretend like he doesn't want Tol to be around at all and he has to chase him away.
3. Back to Tol's bedroom scene, for some reasons, I think Jinta might appear in front of Tin after he read his notebook and seems to finally see what is written inside. I think Jinta warped him back so he could see what has happened in the previous loops. That is why he remembers things the next morning.
4. In the scene where Tin was requested in Dr.Sak room, if we listen to the conversation carefully, we could see that Tin was trying to squeeze out the information from Dr.Sak by asking something like "What is it that you are working on?". Doctor Sak replied something like "I'm working with an organization where ...blah blah blah". After that brief conversation, he transferred money to Tin and only by that time Tin decided to leave the room because he is now having what he needs in order to reveal Dr.Sak's agenda without him trying to get away from it. Tin also walked out with his hand awkwardly in his ground jacket like he was hiding something in the pocket.
Putting all these together, I whole-heartedly believe that it's a set up. Tin's attitude might be unhealthy but he is absolutely not a villain. I don't think the script writer team ever consider to put him in a villain position so he is going to make it right and team up with the good doctors.
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In the EP13 episode preview, I can feel it that something bad is happening to either of them. Tin told Tol that they will be fine because the loop will reset and they will meet again in the next loop. However, Tol cut him off and said with shaken voice that it’s nothing like that! You dont understand! There will be no more loop after this!!!!
Shittt!!!! I’m not ready for this. Not even ready if the jackpot is on Sing and he is the one who passes away in this loop instead!!
It totally makes perfect sense too when rewatching. Actually, it's bringing even more senses back to the story of the first few loops.
If anyone decides to rewatch the episode, I really want you to focus on the eyes of Tin. You would see that he is absolutely different from the Doctor Tin we all know later in the series (Says from EP 4 and onward). Back in EP1, his eyes are exactly what Tin in Tol's loop has without a doubt.
I'm speechless after the rewatching session. I completely understand Jinta now when he asked Tol something like "How do you know if Tin would be the same Tin if he didn't meet you." In fact, the first few episodes are so clear that Tin would never be the same Tin we see in EP4 - 10.
This series is so clever in every possible way. The only thing I would want to complain is how it's so convenient for Tol to wake up with Tin's Notebook in his hand. It would be way more better if they only spend like a minute on screen for Tol to finally realize that he should start looking for clues in Tin's Notebook after he dreamt of him. The if I understand correctly, Tin's Notebook is already in Tol's room by the beginning of EP10. It would totally make sense to me if Tin still left the Notebook there at Tol's bedroom before they both attended the ceremony.
All in all, this is an absolute gem! I love this series so freaking much.
“Oiy! This is Nanon or Pran huh?”
Ohm said that after the jump and it isn’t meant to be heard by us lolll.
By the way, I love love love love the series and the ending. I will miss Pat and Pran dearly but I know I will get to see Ohm and Nanon more and more from now on.
*thanks Tandem28 for informing that I messed up with the scene. Fixed already.*
From Pran reaction (denying to answer but looked shy and tried to change the topic.), isn't it already a confirmation?
Normally I don't like this kind of unexpected twist but I think Pat and Pran's relationship really needs this breakup to move on. The thing is, for us Asian - especially Thai, we are taught to warship our parents (I don't use the word 'respect' since what we have been taught is way beyond that). So if the parents is the conflict in their relationship, and that conflict is almost impossible to be healed in any close period of time, I definitely know that they will have to end their relationship no matter what. It's suck but it's the truth.
TBH, Pat desperately wants to keep the relationship working and he doesn't want to let go of Pran and that serves his character very well, however; Pran thinks deeper than that and he whole-heartedly knows that he doesn't want to be the cause of his mom wariness and sadness. He knows too well that this obstacle is too big for them even if they insisted on trying the hardest. The odd is, they would finally fail. I think both of them know that it's better to end the relationship now and they both trust in each other so much that when the right time comes, they will still be there for each other. Pat is living for the present while Pran is living for the reality. Both of them are totally different but Pat could really accept the idea of breaking up for better shows how mature he is and also confirms his statement few episodes before when he said "For my boyfriend, I can do everything for him."
So when is the right time? It's when they are ready to be on their feet. When they don't really have to rely on their families this much like today. When their actions and decisions won't put all the pressure on their beloved parents. When they don't really have to be with them almost full time. That will be the moment they will reunite.
I first thought that everything doesn't really make much sense. Pat and Pran both are a fighter and they have never shown any sign of giving up on their relationship no matter how tough the situations were. But now the conflict is something that you see no way out. Insisting on will only hurt their beloved and themselves. And it's the cut that is way deeper than they can heal by themselves. Putting all these details in, I think I really understand their decision and I don't think the preview of EP12 is deceiving anymore. I just wish that the reunion scene would be as rewarded as the pain Pat, Pran and us have been trying to go through during the breakup.
I know that love wins. And love is still wining in the chronicle of Pat and Pran. But to be the winner, they have to know their stakes and limits now for a better chance tomorrow.
Normally I’m not crying for a drama or series but PatPran chronicle is just too much. I’m so invested!
TBH, the 'give me a break' translation is pretty off. As in Thai, this line is kinda versatile. Pran said "Pug Bang Ther...", which actually means "Let's just take a break" There's no mentioning of 'Me' or 'You'. It's just let's take a break. It could be that after the whole sporty day, we both need to take a break. Or it could be interpreted as in a dirty way as well =)