Yin - BL_Watcher

I think Phee is just in shock of all that he has learned and the events taking place all at once. It seems that Phee will catch up and react in the next episode as it shows Phee pointing the gun at someone, most likely Tee, with Tan/New encouraging him.

Another rare incident where ep 11 isn't cursed!!!!
I loved this episode and the way they handled Achi's introversion on getting out of one's comfort zone. In my opinion, they didn't make it too unrealistic and also liked the progressiveness of JintaMin. I've seen comments where they say this adaption is better than Japan's but I honestly think both have their charms and deserve to stand together at the top of my list.

The actual billboard that everyone sees is of Sunshine and the actor/musician that was also cast in that commercial. I guess it was more of a way of showing that Sunshine in the end did end up getting some recognition as his face is now visible, indicating a good thing in his life. The way that Sunshine viewed it, with Q and him, might've just been a way to show that Sunshine misses Q a lot and gets reminded of him constantly. And I guess how Q was the actual supernatural being in the story. (?)
*This is just my interpretation, not sure if it's correct.

What interview was that in, if you remember?

As a result of seeing screenshots of the latest episode (ep 6), when I started this episode, a theory came into mind. "What if Phi is Non's boyfriend or something like that (kinda confirmed it when it became known that Keng was not the contact under the heart on Non's phone), and thus Phi is now trying to avenge Non by doing something to Jin and the others?" This honestly was just a thought that I didn't read too much into until I saw the preview for the next episode. I've read other comments where they say that White and/or Tan could also be helping Phi and quite frankly, I agree with it. On the other hand, I don't believe that Phi is using Jin as a replacement for Non or that one is cheating on another since in the preview, it seems Phi already suspects the group being bullies and untrustful people to begin with.
Or I could be completely wrong, either way, I still am enjoying this show.

And then Tharn wants Phaya to trust him when it comes to his visions and to not ask questions but Phaya acting on his dreams is "ridiculous(?)."

Just a quick question for clarification, when was it established that Phaya knows about Tharn's visions? I know that he overheard Yai and Tharn talking about them in an earlier episode but then does Phaya just take that information with no questions and just casually mentions them to Tharn like that's a very normal thing?

Thanks for the info

Started this a bit late and I am gonna try to go back through all these comments so can someone please summarize what powers and status the characters have? At least the already known ones please

I relate with the difficulty of telling the actors apart, I have to keep looking back at scenes where I'm certain I know who it is so I can compare or look at the cast to double check

Wait, what? I don't remember this. Explanation pls

Someone please notify me when eng subs are available

That's what I'm wondering too, as well as will the Ongsa that came from the universe where Soon instead got into the accident? Does the timeline reset itself, like as in the butterfly effect, or is there just multiple alternate universes of this happening?

Was gonna skip this one b/c of the synopsis but then I saw the cast

Please let me know when it's released internationally or at least with eng sub

Anybody know where I can see this?

Thanks, good to know I'm not missing much then.

Is there a difference between the cut and uncut versions cause the time length are pretty much the same?

I watched the uncut version since the beginning and I was barely able to understand it, that is, once I thought about for like 10 mins.

Though I know that most likely I was in the wrong, this whole episode where it showed Tai smiling or even having just a bit of joy, I wished him to be miserable. And I get that this is something that happens in real life, but how can Tai just expect Phat to always be the one to initiate everything and have no sense of responsibility or accountability whatsoever. I honestly was loving this show and thought it was going to be of my favorites this year but after ep 10's ending, that hope just went out the window.