Revira

First Goddess and Me and Thee were on around the same time so they perfectly balanced my hunger for suspense and terror with laughs and now Dare You and Cat for Cash perfectly balance murder mystery with kitten cuteness.

I thought I knew something. Episode 6 told me I knew nothing.

I'm seriously starting to wonder if Fai is really dead. Death can be faked if you have a doctor's help.

We already know it's not Time or Jay. That leaves only two people in the group: Cher and Champ. Assuming Fai is dead, and it's really someone in the group. I know for sure that the doctor is connected somehow, but I don't know how yet. (If Phut isn't involved in these murders, then my brain must have holes like Swiss cheese.)

Phut?

That's why I suspected him. Because he seems to genuinely care about his friends, he loves them on some level. It's the best foundation for something to spiral into psychosis when the friends he loves turn out to be monsters. I don't know, it seemed a bit poetic.

I meant people in general. You as YOU in the plural, as a general term, you know? I don't know why English is so unnecessarily complicated.

My suspect list after episode 5:
1) Jay
2) Time
3) Cherreen (with help from Phut).

Jay is my number one suspect. He has so many motives...

I don't mind scenes jumping between murder and romance. In fact, I like it. It's so real. While you're eating blueberry pancakes for breakfast, or laughing while watching the latest episode of a BL comedy, someone somewhere is being brutally raped or murdered, a child is starving or freezing to death. It happens all the time. I don't understand why this drama wouldn't show it. There's a balance; you just don't want to see it because it's uncomfortable. People don't like to think that while they're happy, someone else is suffering at the same time. I know it would be easier to swallow if the romance were the backdrop of such a dark story full of brutal violence, but I appreciate this drama precisely because it isn't.

not really

I guess it depends on what moves you. for me, everything about this drama was so frustrating that I wanted to cry. not because I was sad, but because I wanted to shake the characters but couldn't.

from what I know it's temporary?

I don't understand why the brothers' parents forbid them from having a relationship? It's just so different from the book. I don't like it, but I'll try to trust the process. Also, I hope they explain Peach's past better in the drama.

there is no point in explaining it to someone who has already decided that they don't like it.

Aside from the fact that a tentative, barely-there kiss makes sense for these characters the first time around, Pond had a split lip at the time. He talked about it during his reaction to the episode.

For me, the funniest scene was when Thee finds the plane tickets and how he runs into the sea instead of waiting for the boat. I literally cried with laughter.

Does anyone know the child actors who play Peach and his sister when they were younger?

if it is not published with the series or as a special episode then it does not exist.

no, it's a sponge bath.

Akin left without saying goodbye, and now he pretending he don't know Than. It's irritating. I understand why Than wants answers, the lack of which has plagued him for years. But he's not acting like a bitter ex who's been dumped. He's actually forcing himself on his ex, claiming that since they haven't officially broken up, he still has some right to his life. I mean, if I were Than, I would never try to force my way back into the life of my ex, who broke my heart. Does Than have no pride? It's painful to watch. But maybe I'm misinterpreting it all. I'll give it three episodes.

I forgive red flags only if the basis of all possessive behavior, obsession, invasion of privacy, jealousy and everything else (in fiction!) is love ;)