Teenage boys according to Thai BLs: once they start dating, they're stripped off of all their testosterone supply and start acting like 50-year-old prudes.
Couldn’t they just make a nice last chapter? No! They had to forget episode 11 ever happened, that Joke’s parents went to his place, left a nice meal for him on the table WITH A NOTE, and sent a video showing how proud they were of his win. And then we have all that nonsense in episode 12, even a boo-hoo trauma from the past and Joke’s dad asking about some national championship his son had won. And the Zo bit in the beginning…
Then Joke magically forgets he’s afraid of heights in the last scene. Dude….
I’m so happy this is over.
Trivia: One of the screenwriters has a cameo as a customer at Trin’s bar in this episode. As unbelievable as it might sound, these are the same writers behind I Feel You Linger in the Air, which is everything this series isn’t (Do watch the uncut version if you can.). I assume the source material here was not good to start with.
My only quibble is the lighting. I got it that the cinematographer wanted to create a contrast with the present-day scenes but sometimes interior scenes are so bright and flat you could mistake night for day. The cute final scenes of this episode, for example, deserved more subtlety and shadows.
It takes them so long to release a new episode that I end up thinking this series is just a figment of my imagination. As the Titanic meme goes, "It's been 84 years."
Then Joke magically forgets he’s afraid of heights in the last scene. Dude….
I’m so happy this is over.
Trivia: One of the screenwriters has a cameo as a customer at Trin’s bar in this episode. As unbelievable as it might sound, these are the same writers behind I Feel You Linger in the Air, which is everything this series isn’t (Do watch the uncut version if you can.). I assume the source material here was not good to start with.