Jemima Zain

Is there suppose to be chemistry though? The "relationship" between the two is dysfunctional and toxic, that's the point. That sort of disconnect between the two makes sense.

Tyme is so annoying. He has this self righteous thing going on. Yes the guilty party needs to pay for the crimes against your family but you are also bringing in people who are innocent into the mix. Aside the way he handled the Nan situation, he took advantage of Great and made a sex tape of him for what!? How does that remedy the situation? Aren't there better ways to get the attention of the man who killed his parents without bringing in someone who might be innocent? Cos yes, Great is guilty of a lot of things, but one thing he is not guilty of is the death of Tyme's parents.

All I kept thinking during this episode was "Great, was the D that good!!??" Cos while Great is not a saint, I mean he killed someone without any remorse whatsoever, and he helped dispose of the body of his classmate as if it was nothing. But still, It's like he just goes with the flow and has no boundaries in any area of his life. He has a zero sense of pride and his self worth is non existent. He knows Tyme intentionally seeked him out and made a sex tape and he still keeps following him like a lost puppy. As for Tyme, well... He is acting all high and mighty, when he is as terrible a human being as the rest of them,
caring only about his revenge regardless of casualties along the way. SMH 🙄🙄

For me, I feel like it might be in character for them to be awkward with each other, like maybe that's how their characters should behave with each other. I also feel like we don't really know the backgrounds of these characters in terms of dating history. I especially wonder if Tyme has ever been with a man? Cos even during the NC scene it seemed he barely knew what he was doing, like he was navigating new waters. Great on the other hand, seemed to be guiding him. Maybe I am wrong and they are just awkward with each other. But I don't feel like that is the case here. I feel like everything we see is put there intentionally.

Also, about the awkwardness between them, I think it's quite normal. People are forgetting they just met and barely know each other. Jess for one seems like the loner, brooding, melancholic type. Plus, I don't know if he has ever been with a guy before, we know he had an ex who is female but we don't know for sure if he has ever dated a man before. I also sensed some awkwardness during their first time together, and wondered if this was Jess's first time with a guy or if it's just cos he is a bit shy around Great. Well it could be any one of those reasons. Either way, people act like that in real life. All those perfectly choreographed NC scenes don't depict what happens in real life most of the time.

Tbh I didn't see anything wrong with the episode 5 kiss. He was giving Great a light peck on the lips whilst sending him off. Did they expect him to go on a full make out session with Great at that point in time when they both had serious issues to deal with? Infact, I would say that kiss was quite realistic. Normal couples do that all the time when they are rushing to go take care of business.

I get that Oab knew about Plawan from the beginning and just hoped that Plawan would chose him in the end. However, I found it funny that he still went ahead and hit it one last time before letting Plawan know he knew he was working for Methas. I mean... It didn't seem like Plawan was going to confess even after winning the competition. So him waking up in the morning and being all emotional after the passionate love making the night before is like... Okay... Was he thinking that Plawan was going to apologize after they made love? But when that didn't happen he went off? Or did he already make up his mind to just have one last hit before finally ending things?

For me, I think Great's expressions were okay, he showed some level of expression but just not as intensely as Tyme. I don't know if you noticed but it seemed like Tyme was a bit nervous compared to Great. I don't know if it's Tyme's first time being with a guy. But it seemed like that to me. How he just went straight into it while Great was sort of guiding him. The scene kinda reminded me of Alex and Prince Henry's first time in "Red, White and Royal blue". I think for Great, it was more about the intimacy they both shared at that moment than about the pleasure he got from it. At least that's how I interpreted the scene.

Tbh I doubt it's the real thing. It's probably a prosthetic or he has it covered with a sock. Usually that's how it goes with these sorts of scenes unless it's explicitly stated otherwise by the actor or production.

Like... He was being way too dramatic. The only thing he has a right to is being examined fairly by the Chef, which I believe the Chef has done thus far. Him acting like he was cheated because Plawan didn't choose him is just too ridiculous.

Kluer is getting on my last nerve. He is so so annoying. He has always given me creep vibes but this week's episode solidified it. His crush for Plawan has turned into a full blown obsession. He knew for a while now that Plawan and Chef have something going on, but he still wants Plawan. He even tried to kiss Plawan without his consent at the amusement park. What is wrong with him? And him exposing Plawan is not out of the goodness of his heart and wanting to save the restaurant. It's just cos he couldn't get Plawan for himself. Tbh the scene of him crying was more annoying than pitiful. Dude was acting like he was in a loving relationship and someone took the love of his life from him. Dude! He was just your crush! It never moved further than that! So, why so dramatic?

I mean... It depends on what angle you look at it. In the first episode, while Korn was at Tongkla's place, he got a phone call from whom I assume is his Dad. He lied to him that he was with Fasai in front of Tongkla and Tongkla didn't flinch or act surprised. Hence, I think Korn might be in a relationship with Fasai with his family's approval, and, is just keeping Tongkla as a side piece. I don't know their arrangement, but it seems like a sugar daddy, sugar baby type thing although there are clearly feelings there. I suspected the sugar daddy thing cos In episode 1, Korn mentioned how he gives Tongkla all the money he needs and he doesn't need to work. I am not absolutely sure, just speculating about what's going on with the pair.

I mean... It depends on what angle you look at it. In the first episode, while Korn was at Tongkla's place, he got a phone call from whom I assume is his Dad. He lied to him that he was with Fasai in front of Tongkla and Tongkla didn't flinch or act surprised. Hence, I think Korn might be in a relationship with Fasai with his family's approval, and, is just keeping Tongkla as a side piece. I don't know their arrangement, but it seems like a sugar daddy, sugar baby type thing although there are clearly feelings there. I suspected the sugar daddy thing cos In episode 1, Korn mentioned how he gives Tongkla all the money he needs and he doesn't need to work. I am not absolutely sure, just speculating about what's going on with the pair.

I see your point. They also have the cut version. I think you will prefer that version.

I really don't know if the NC scenes will be like that for Great and Tyme later on cos even with their flashforwards/flashbacks they seem more toned down? more romantic? but I think the reason that they keep giving these graphic NC scenes to Tongkla is cos it represents the headspace he is at, he uses sex as a way to get love and have someone remain by his side it seems. It's almost sort of sad? Desperate? I don't know how to explain it, it's all over the place and it represents his emotional turmoil. I think the director wants that to be presented as raw as possible. When I watch these scenes I actually feel sad for him. Cos it's like he is doing anything for a high or to get validation.

Actually, it absolutely makes sense based on the range of the human visual field. He also just slightly tilted his head, it's not like he turned his entire head to the other side. Also, if you look closely at his eye rotation and point of fixation when he was being sutured, it is totally plausible.

Tbh... I didn't see anything Korean looking about him, but when the OP mentioned it I did a double take. To me Koreans and Japanese are both east Asians so they are bound to have similar features. The only difference is that Japanese men especially are more laid back in regard to their style and looks while Koreans are more intentional about their physical appearance, hence the obsession with plastic surgery. I think Shun looks like an east Asian man not a Korean man to be honest. The only reason people might think so it's cos he represents the Korean beauty standard. Doesn't necessarily look Korean but he has the looks that most Koreans see as the standard and have in the entertainment industry. That's not to say that's how the average Korean man looks like.

Please if you don't mind, what about him makes you think he is Korean and not Japanese? Just asking 😊

They really do have chemistry though. I wish they were made a side couple in the show. I really like Ming's brother so far. He seems like a no nonsense person, but also someone with principles. He kind of reminds me of Kinn in that regard, he can be ruthless but also a ride or die for those who are dear to him.

That would be great! They are the side couple I didn't know I needed.