Really? Contrarily, I think this season has already by far surpassed the first, and that's saying a lot as I already…
I agree. The concept of good and evil was something I didn't like in s1. But now that they bring out the gray, I'm enjoying it better. The series is starting to become a little underwhelming since ~ep4. But I still love how the show solves and explain things as they go, and builds on the problem. Instead of just randomly dropping plot twists, which annoys me, like 'Blacklist'. Over all, s2 is definitely more impressive than s1 in my opinion
Do you think Grace can see the Future? If Namtarn can see the past OMG I think I'm one of the Gifted cause I can…
I think her potentional might premonition, which is basically the feeling something bad is going to happen. Example: she ran away from taking a blood test cause she got this bad feeling. She just got up and left. But this might extend into seeing the future.
So what if Supot is not really the enemy since the beginning?
I think the purpose of s2 is to show that there is no perfect society like most kids think. In s1 we saw Pang having a straight goal, a singular enemy and sure way to achieve it. But now you see Pang is torn between 3 different evils, so he doesn't see a clear path anymore and he's not sure how to lead. The rest of the class is seeing it too, and their ideals of who is right and wrong are changing, which I think is why they're splitting. They're straying from each other. (Korn was the first to recognize this. He saw a different source of the evil he knew the others wouldn't accept. To him it was two evils and the easiest was to rid of them together was the virus and the anti-gifted. Honestly, the anti-gifted was really not the dangerous to begin with.) (Also why the director wasn't worried about the gifted kids' rebellion since the beginning.) The director, although his ways weren't ideal, was trying to protect the Gifted kids. As we saw in a small flash back in ep1 of s2, the preview for the next episode, and other similar shows/books, people with powers are often feared and tested on. The system Supot set up was to nurture Gifted kids in a safe environment without raising suspicion. I don't agree with using normal kids as guinea pigs, but for one set of people to rise, another must fall. The director is unfair and not the good guy, but there is a greater evil to the gifted kids.
It's basically war in the grey. The kids finally grow up and realize there is no black and white in society.
Yesss we didn't see time or korns body I don't believe they r dead at all
Yup, sorry, I meant Time, not Third. Third is very much alive. Korn's body was shown, for a brief moment. It was seen from his balcony, with Darin and her men running towards it. Also, it airs every Sunday.
(Note: it's just my assumption but u can make me wrong by explaining/giving ur opinion/assumption)By watching…
Other than number 3, I agree with you. I thought about some of those things myself. But damn, your mind is really working. Considering s1 those are all possibilities.
Especially with Chanon, considering what he lost and how chill he was about it (/how he presented himself), he actually might have and ulterior motive. I think he may have actually given Korn the info knowingly. Or maybe he intended the class XV to give the director NYX88 after Darin didn't. He said he joined the Ministry for a reason.
I also don't think neither Korn or Time died. You can't underestimate Korn anymore. Claire was right in s1, he has literally all the time in the world. - What Korn did before dyeing, I want to say was done purposely, so even if they were able to save him, he would die from the virus. (small point, but it was seen in ep 4 that he only had a drop of NYX88 left, but in ep 6 he had a whole vial.) So maybe he did modify it. I was debating 'how can a high school kid modify a LETHAL BIO WEAPON?'. But Korn really can do anything if he really chooses to use his ability wisely. - I think Time is alive being used as a lab rat, because there was a valid reason for him to 'die', using his abilities while still sick. So he was the easiest person to hide from the others. They're 'experimenting' on him to find a cure. Or maybe even something else related. So if he did die while they were 'experimenting' on him, no one would know other than Mr. Pom and the director. An easy cover up.
but maybe he wants everyone to be "normal" and not just him. You know he was already really jealous in ss1 that…
I don't think he wants everyone to be normal. He would have easily been able to have all of class XV also loose their powers too. He was hurt a lot during s1, I think it has something to do with continuously being hurt, left out and ignored. He's got a lot of time (literally), I think he's figured out how to use his potential to the max. I'm sure he has something big planned. Cause he's had so many chances to sabotage the class XV's plans and have the Anti-gifted win, but he just uses them to his advantage.
There's also something fishy about Ms. Darin. I don't think Ms. Darin or the Director have anything to do with Korn though.
The series is starting to become a little underwhelming since ~ep4. But I still love how the show solves and explain things as they go, and builds on the problem. Instead of just randomly dropping plot twists, which annoys me, like 'Blacklist'.
Over all, s2 is definitely more impressive than s1 in my opinion
But this might extend into seeing the future.
But now you see Pang is torn between 3 different evils, so he doesn't see a clear path anymore and he's not sure how to lead. The rest of the class is seeing it too, and their ideals of who is right and wrong are changing, which I think is why they're splitting. They're straying from each other. (Korn was the first to recognize this. He saw a different source of the evil he knew the others wouldn't accept. To him it was two evils and the easiest was to rid of them together was the virus and the anti-gifted. Honestly, the anti-gifted was really not the dangerous to begin with.) (Also why the director wasn't worried about the gifted kids' rebellion since the beginning.)
The director, although his ways weren't ideal, was trying to protect the Gifted kids. As we saw in a small flash back in ep1 of s2, the preview for the next episode, and other similar shows/books, people with powers are often feared and tested on. The system Supot set up was to nurture Gifted kids in a safe environment without raising suspicion. I don't agree with using normal kids as guinea pigs, but for one set of people to rise, another must fall.
The director is unfair and not the good guy, but there is a greater evil to the gifted kids.
It's basically war in the grey. The kids finally grow up and realize there is no black and white in society.
Korn's body was shown, for a brief moment. It was seen from his balcony, with Darin and her men running towards it.
Also, it airs every Sunday.
They even made a reference to Goblin and I loved it.
Especially with Chanon, considering what he lost and how chill he was about it (/how he presented himself), he actually might have and ulterior motive. I think he may have actually given Korn the info knowingly. Or maybe he intended the class XV to give the director NYX88 after Darin didn't. He said he joined the Ministry for a reason.
I also don't think neither Korn or Time died. You can't underestimate Korn anymore. Claire was right in s1, he has literally all the time in the world.
- What Korn did before dyeing, I want to say was done purposely, so even if they were able to save him, he would die from the virus.
(small point, but it was seen in ep 4 that he only had a drop of NYX88 left, but in ep 6 he had a whole vial.) So maybe he did modify it. I was debating 'how can a high school kid modify a LETHAL BIO WEAPON?'. But Korn really can do anything if he really chooses to use his ability wisely.
- I think Time is alive being used as a lab rat, because there was a valid reason for him to 'die', using his abilities while still sick. So he was the easiest person to hide from the others. They're 'experimenting' on him to find a cure. Or maybe even something else related. So if he did die while they were 'experimenting' on him, no one would know other than Mr. Pom and the director. An easy cover up.
There are so many theories in my head right now.
Here's ep5 1/4: https://youtu.be/NFQhaTZzdIo
He's got a lot of time (literally), I think he's figured out how to use his potential to the max. I'm sure he has something big planned. Cause he's had so many chances to sabotage the class XV's plans and have the Anti-gifted win, but he just uses them to his advantage.
There's also something fishy about Ms. Darin. I don't think Ms. Darin or the Director have anything to do with Korn though.