Stefania

Are you Ayan? xD

Well said!

You are right. He was always suspicious. However, he was quietly suspicious before. I do not understand what made him express his hostility toward the protesters so directly in this episode.

His words about the curse indeed sounded like a threat. I feel like he knows that Akk is behind the curse, and he was trying to tell him that if Akk stops, someone else will continue.

I do not think that she was his girlfriend, but she might have known him. This would mean that Sani and Ayan have also known each other from before, though.
On one hand, this sounds improbable because there have not been any onscreen interactions between them, and Ayan made Akk hide from her. If they had been investigating together, he could have asked her not to expose Akk.
On the other hand, they joined the school almost at the same time, and both have been investigating the curse since day one. Furthermore, Ayan has Sani's number. What if this is not a coincidence?

I also thought that Sani and Ayan might be working together. I remember that someone in the comment section wondered how come Ayan has Sani's number. Of course, it is possible that all the students have their teachers' numbers in this high school, but it was not like that in my high school, for instance.
However, Ayan hid from her. If they were investigating together, why did he not tell her Akk and he were there?

I agree with you that Sani might have wanted to see Chadok's reaction. I did not think of this. Great observation. :)

I agree with you. I have been wondering why he carries it around all the time. He makes it obvious that it is important to him.

Another thing: On who side is Teacher Sani? She told Chadok that she found it weird that Akk had taken Ayan's homework, but she did not tell him about the noises that she heard while making rounds. Furthermore, Ayan knows that she is investigating. How did he learn about this?

The summary says that the only evidence leading Ayan to this school is in Dika's notebook. I do not know if this is actually so, though.

Yes, I agree with you. I did not like the cliffhanger in episode seven.

I doubt that this is something that Namo would say because he is on the side of the school. He would not be on Akk's side if Akk is not on the school's side, so the "whatever you will do" does not apply to him.

My only complaint regarding episode seven is about Namo.

Although he was suspicious from the beginning, up to this episode he had not spoken against the protesters with such malice. He might have had his private thoughts, but he had not shared them with Akk, for instance, or threatened that the curse will be back. He even yelled at the prefects to be careful with the protesters when they were forcefully moving them.

His change in behavior came out of nowhere. I thought that it was a little illogical. I did not understand why he decided to speak his mind. I hope that this would be explained in the subsequent episodes.

I like how Khan's relationship with Ayan progressed from "He is as bad as you said" and "He is cocky" to "I'm taking you with me to Akk's place – it does not matter that you are not invited."
Future besties xD

Thank you for your kind words. I am sorry for your loss. I hope that you have reached the stage in your life at which you can smile when you remember him.

Yes, he looked elated. This is why I said that his emotions were more than a crush on Mes. He had different reasons to join.

Akk saying "I'm sorry" to the protesters when he took their things >>>>

Yes! Finally someone mentioned Khan and Ayan's interaction. It was surprisingly wholesome. :)

I lost my father last November, and I have to say that Ayan is the first character whose grieving for a loved one I believed. In no given moment did I feel like Khao is faking it. He is phenomenal.

In the preview for the next episode, the voice that says "Whatever you will do, you know I'm on your side" was Akk's voice, right? It sounded like his. If I am not mistaken, he is shown trying to get Ayan's notebook back.

I will be in the minority here, but I have to say it:

I was actually relieved that the kiss was Akk's dream. Considering the slow pace at which their relationship is developing, it felt a little unnatural for them to go for such a passionate kiss. They are still going back and forth between enemies and lovers.
I understand that it must be frustrating for many viewers, but I personally am really happy to finally see a slowburn that feels liks a slowburn.

Khao is an actor with a capital A. I have no words to express how impressed I am. I do not cry to books or movies. Up to this moment, only one series had made me cry. Khao's performance in this episode did it, though. When he cried, stinging tears sprung to my eyes. He deserves all the praise that he is getting and much more. He does not act. He becomes his character. Outstanding.