yess there definitely is that kind of tension for sure but they are quite violent with each other...but tbh what really made me think that it could be romantic is that Black looked surprisingly emotional around Todd for someone who seems so uncaring and relentless toward others, which makes me think that he may really have had romantic feelings for him, but that he suppressed them (his hesitance, his almost teary eyes etc). Whereas from Todd's perspective only, it seems more platonic/sexual solely because of his nonchalance in certain moments and also how he literally tries to drown Black. He's definitely fond of Black tho I need an explanation for that card that White found in Gram's room tho. Where we are now in the story, it really confuses me. Gram obviously likes Eugene. Black hasn't seemed to show any special interest in Gram. So I'm confused highkey. I want answersssss
Riveted. Completely sucked in. THIS is how you do a slow build. I swear the whole episode I was just a ball of…
you put it so perfectly! I totally agree with everything you say. This show is just chef's kiss from beginning to end. I honestly think i've never seen anything like it
Thoughts on why Sean suddenly says he never wants to see White again in the preview?
Debunking some ideas: 1-feels betrayed about White hiding his identity: if this was it he would've looked sadder or angrier when Black revealed the truth. Instead he looked relieved and joyful 2-(this was my sister's idea) White trying to disappear after Black returned makes Sean feel dejected: if this was the case, he would have reason to be angry or frustrated for sure but i don't think it would be enough for Sean to say he NEVER wants to see him again. Afterall, he literally got beaten up by Black thinking it was White and still slept peacefully next to White the next day as though his head hadn't been bashed in the night before. So I find it too extreme. 3- Sean finds out about White's privileged background and this puts him off (especially if the dad is involved in shady stuff): fair but again, not enough for him to reject White so harshly esp as he knows that White shares similar views as him 4-Black convinces Sean somehow that he is putting White in danger and he shows some kind of proof about that. Now this to me feels like the most likely reason for him to say something so extreme. But then again it would really have to be convincing for it to work.
I know it's too early to say this but I love this series with my whole heart so when it'll eventually end, there will be a permanent void in my heart TT
I have a theory I thought I'd share: People have been speculating that perhaps Black and Todd could have been…
Otherwise maybe he's just a minion behind the actual villain and he was just worried about getting scolded by his boss (cause he has been pretty lazy so maybe he's just a bit incompetent, you know the likeable side villain)
I have a theory I thought I'd share: People have been speculating that perhaps Black and Todd could have been involved romantically/sexually in the past (before he went into a coma). Now, that it's been revealed that it's apparently Todd who has been deceiving White, I'm becoming more and more suspicious of this. What if Todd is just playing the bad guy, even fooling Black (which would explain why Black dislikes him), but is actually working behind the scenes to track or stop the actual person/group behind this? I say this because it doesn't actually make sense why he would even ask White to pretend to be Black. Now that we know more about the gang, we know that they aren't really hiding any particular secrets that Todd would not be aware of. Todd already knew about the gang members' names and even where the garage is etc, so he wouldn't have needed White to be able to attack the base, he could have already done so long before (whereas Tawi's guys started tracking the guys pretty much immediately after the boys' second plan). I feel like Todd just needed White to check that it wasn't any of the gang members who hurt Black (as Todd does not know them personally so he can't just go up to them to verify), and also to have someone check up on them whilst he investigates other stuff (maybe?). Another reason why I think this is because of Todd's reaction after seeing Black had disappeared from the hospital. He didn't seem particularly angry, frustrated, or malicious like how "villains" are when things don't go their way. In fact, he seemed genuinely worried more than anything and even listened to White's request about meeting later instead of pressing him/ordering him to meet immediately. His reaction seemed much more humane and good-willed. That's just an impression of course, but still. So perhaps he is working in the shadows, pretending to work for the "bad guys" but actually caring for Black and wanting everyone to be safe.
I think he knows to an extent, but doesn't know how to differentiate between the 2 (after all, he wouldn't know…
that would make sense and considering that Black seems to understand Sean pretty well, he probably kissed him on purpose so that Sean wouldn't be suspicious and would just assume it's White
Not everyone hating on Black, while I decide that he's gonna be my fav character👀 Imma sit at the back and…
I'm honestly quite intrigued by Black. Sure, he is crude and harsh but I think that, ultimately, he means well but is just not the best at expressing himself, especially emotionally (a bit like a tsundere)
how convenient for Dan to show up at the exact moment Yok was being followed. still don't trust him.
I was wondering why Yok didn't ask him about that?? He was obviously stalking him first so that's why he noticed the other stalker lol, he wasn't just there by chance. But then again I don't believe that he has ill-intent. I'm guessing he knew Yok was being followed so he was there more so to protect him than anything. Or perhaps there is a plan that he is carrying out, but it's clear that his feelings towards Yok are sincere
the rating for this series needs to go up now because this show is doing things no other BL has even attempted to do in representing minorities and addressing meaningful issues in support of the LGBTQIA+. I am so proud and glad that this series exists
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I need an explanation for that card that White found in Gram's room tho. Where we are now in the story, it really confuses me. Gram obviously likes Eugene. Black hasn't seemed to show any special interest in Gram. So I'm confused highkey. I want answersssss
Debunking some ideas:
1-feels betrayed about White hiding his identity: if this was it he would've looked sadder or angrier when Black revealed the truth. Instead he looked relieved and joyful
2-(this was my sister's idea) White trying to disappear after Black returned makes Sean feel dejected: if this was the case, he would have reason to be angry or frustrated for sure but i don't think it would be enough for Sean to say he NEVER wants to see him again. Afterall, he literally got beaten up by Black thinking it was White and still slept peacefully next to White the next day as though his head hadn't been bashed in the night before. So I find it too extreme.
3- Sean finds out about White's privileged background and this puts him off (especially if the dad is involved in shady stuff): fair but again, not enough for him to reject White so harshly esp as he knows that White shares similar views as him
4-Black convinces Sean somehow that he is putting White in danger and he shows some kind of proof about that. Now this to me feels like the most likely reason for him to say something so extreme. But then again it would really have to be convincing for it to work.
Feel free to share your opinions with me :)
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Still wiping my tears from the last ep
People have been speculating that perhaps Black and Todd could have been involved romantically/sexually in the past (before he went into a coma). Now, that it's been revealed that it's apparently Todd who has been deceiving White, I'm becoming more and more suspicious of this. What if Todd is just playing the bad guy, even fooling Black (which would explain why Black dislikes him), but is actually working behind the scenes to track or stop the actual person/group behind this? I say this because it doesn't actually make sense why he would even ask White to pretend to be Black. Now that we know more about the gang, we know that they aren't really hiding any particular secrets that Todd would not be aware of. Todd already knew about the gang members' names and even where the garage is etc, so he wouldn't have needed White to be able to attack the base, he could have already done so long before (whereas Tawi's guys started tracking the guys pretty much immediately after the boys' second plan). I feel like Todd just needed White to check that it wasn't any of the gang members who hurt Black (as Todd does not know them personally so he can't just go up to them to verify), and also to have someone check up on them whilst he investigates other stuff (maybe?). Another reason why I think this is because of Todd's reaction after seeing Black had disappeared from the hospital. He didn't seem particularly angry, frustrated, or malicious like how "villains" are when things don't go their way. In fact, he seemed genuinely worried more than anything and even listened to White's request about meeting later instead of pressing him/ordering him to meet immediately. His reaction seemed much more humane and good-willed. That's just an impression of course, but still. So perhaps he is working in the shadows, pretending to work for the "bad guys" but actually caring for Black and wanting everyone to be safe.