Now I remembered the scene in which a student whose face was not shown was burning the protesters' posters. I do not remember which episode this scene was from, but I caught a glimpse of that student's hand. He had a watch on that looked like Akk's watch.
i think he still thinks cher dika was still alive when he ask ayan “how is cher dika doing?”
Yes, but after Ayan did not answer, I think that Akk'a fears were confirmed. He seems to have started suspecting the worst after Khan and he talked about the white rose.
When episode one was released, we had a discussion about Wat's unnecessary line: "In every movie I watch, each character has a goal and a motive to do something." Now that I think about it this line might have a hidden meaning. It is a warning that no one is what he seems to be. I think that we are in for more surprises from the characters in the next episodes.
Let's also talk about the protesters. They are not the cliché lady boys that are used for comedic relief. They are brave and determined. Characters like them should be featured more.
Hear me out! It’s just a theory I have but hear me out. Aside from Ayan’s uncle story, I think Ayan actually…
You might be onto something. This is not a crazy theory. It is a great one. However, Ayan talks to his mother on the phone, and she seems to know about his plan, so she cannot be her past self.
When Ayan screamed that he can tell everyone what the school curse is, he proved my suspicion that he knows way more than he lets on. You know what struck me as weird, though? That Akk punched him immediately to silence him. I mean, yes, Ayan was going to say something that might be damaging to the school, but the lightning speed with which Akk reacted was suspicious. He has been prying into everything Ayan is doing so persistently that he must be curious to learn what Ayan knows. Why punch him in a moment when he is emotionally unstable and could finally spill the beans? This raises an interesting question: does Akk also know more about the curse than he lets on and what precisely was he afraid to hear Ayan say?
Yeah but i think there is another person bc i believe it wasn't Akk's doing concerning the car accident and the…
You are right! I sometimes forget that Chadok is not the principal. :) Yes, I also saw Namo in the gym. Could he have left after the crowd dispersed and the exercise began?
If the rating does not increase after this episode, I will be extremely surprised. This series is so well-written. Notably, not a single support character is cardboard. Thua and Khan are just as three-dimensional as the lead characters. I liked that we got a glimpse of Thua's step father – now I understand Thua's struggle even better. Khan's fear of being stigmatized is also presented in a believable way. Let's talk about Wat and Teacher Sani, though. So wholesome! Sani evokes fond memories of the few good teachers that I have had. I hope that her encouragement will embolden Wat to pursue his dreams.
The chemistry between Akk and Ayan continues to impress me. It is not just sizzling, it is through the roof. There are no kisses, there is not that much touching, but every look, every gesture screams desire. First and Khao deserve all the praise in the world.
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I mean, yes, Ayan was going to say something that might be damaging to the school, but the lightning speed with which Akk reacted was suspicious. He has been prying into everything Ayan is doing so persistently that he must be curious to learn what Ayan knows. Why punch him in a moment when he is emotionally unstable and could finally spill the beans? This raises an interesting question: does Akk also know more about the curse than he lets on and what precisely was he afraid to hear Ayan say?
Let's talk about Wat and Teacher Sani, though. So wholesome! Sani evokes fond memories of the few good teachers that I have had. I hope that her encouragement will embolden Wat to pursue his dreams.