Stefania

Yes, you are probably right, but it still might be enough for the person who reads it to get an idea.

I just thought that we have been so focused on trying to figure out who stole the notebook that we kind of forgot the elephant in the room: someone out there has Ayan's notebook. That person knows not only what happened to Dika, but also what Ayan is planning because Ayan wrote down his thoughts about the school in it. This screams danger for Ayan.

Yes, you are right. It could not have been the stalking one because they talked about that, but it could have been any of the other ones.

There was a discussion about Akk's line "Why does it have to be you?" meant. Several people said that it means that he has accepted his crush and is regretting that he likes Ayan out of all people. I think that I have a different interpretation:
He might have also meant: "Why do you have to be the rebel?" in the sense that he is worried that Ayan will be harmed by the "curse".
In case that Akk is indeed behind the curse, he might have also meant: "Why does it have to be you whom I will be harming?"
It might be all three of those interpretations at once.

It is the other way round for me, hahah. When I have to wait for the next episode to be released, I have the time to process the episodes that I have seen. :)

I rewatched episode five and had a "how did I miss this" moment.
When Ayan and Akk are in the café, Akk asks Ayan why he brought him here, and Ayan says: "I know... that you spoke to the teachers for me." During his pause after "I know", Akk looks disturbed, and then he relaxes when Ayan finishes his sentence. I now realize that he must have thought that Ayan would say that he knows that Akk is behind the curse.

True!

The scene in which she was asked to become an assistant in the Student Welfare Department was a flashback. I did not think that she joined the same day that Ayan did because she introduced Ayan to the class and the class seemed to know who she was.

When did Sani actually get there? I do not remember if it was stated clearly.
It was a flashback scene, but the only person who for sure was not in the school at the time is Ayan.

I agree with you. She also always looks scared of Chadok. Not nervous – scared. He does not seem to treat her badly. What is she so afraid of?

For real. Wat and Sani are suspiciously unproblematic. I think that they might surprise us.

The flower pot scene keeps bothering me. The hand looked like a woman's hand, but it did not look like Waree's hand. However, only Waree and Sani are notable female characters. Could it have been Sani? She always looks scared of Chadok. Is he ordering her to do this things? I think that the fact that Sani has the same position that Dika had will be important to the story.

Yes! He also went to his office after Ayan's notebook was stolen. It is like Chadok is his main suspect.

At first I thought that he is so caught up in his own problems that he does not give Akk's actions much thought, but you might be right. Maybe he wants the old Akk back.

I do not know if its true, but someone mentioned that in the special episode, the behind the scenes one, First was seen dumping red paint on the posters, so the fake blood incident can also be added to Akk's incidents.

Thi is a great point. Maybe Chadok is the only one whose orders he is following. I remember when Chadok told Sani that she could deal with the protesters her way and he will deal with them his way. He might have ordered Akk to create the incidents and not to get caught. I mean, Chadok would not want to go down with him, so he warned Akk that if he gets caught, he is on his own. Chadok would just say that he has nothing to do with Akk's actions, and the school would believe him because it is his word against a student's.

By hidden agenda I mean the incidents.
Otherwise, you are absolutely right. Akk demonstrated negative qualities from the beginning.
Not to mention that he tried to steal Ayan's notebook several times. Attempts to steal and read someone's private notes does not cast you in a positive light.
He is also a teachers' pet. When Khan and he had an argument because Akk took Aunt Waree's side in history class, Wat excused Akk by telling Khan that Akk did it so that she would not lose face. Then Akk quickly nodded. I did not buy this, though. If he had really done it to help Wat, he would have told Khan so. Instead he did not know what to reply to Khan's accusations until Wat came and gave him an idea for an excuse.

Good morning. :)

This is a great point. I also wonder about this. I have the following theory:
The two dangerous episodes happened before Ayan transferred to the school. The car happened on the day that Ayan arrived, but Akk could not have known that he will be there.
Ayan investigates the curse persistently. He is smart and observant, and Akk knows this.
The two less threatening incidents happened, but they did not scare the protesters.
Akk attempted to burn the doll.
This timeline makes me think that after Ayan joined, Akk was afraid of either what Ayan saw on the day of the car incident or that Ayan would learn that Akk is behind the curse. This is why he switched to harmless incidents like the burning of posters and the paint, so that even if Ayan exposes him, he would not be accused of crimes.
However, he realized that the protesters are not scared, so he decided to step up his game again.

How? :0