What is hapoening with MDL's rating? From 8.7 to 8.6? Why!?😡
For those of you who didn't know (I didn't at first either). U can rate the show generally, but there's another option where u can rate all episodes INDIVIDUALLY.
Just enter the Last Twilight website & go to EPISODE GUIDE. The 11 eps will appear. Then rate them INDIVIDUALLY. It'a SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTOR.
The rating went down, pls do everything to rate it higher, I'm begging you. JimmySea & the whole team worked their asses off, it's the least we can do. Thank you🥺❤️
For those of you who didn't know (I didn't at first either). U can rate the show generally, but there's another option where u can rate all episodes INDIVIDUALLY.
Just enter the Last Twilight website & go to EPISODE GUIDE. The 11 eps will appear. Then rate them INDIVIDUALLY. It'a SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTOR.
The rating went down, pls do everything to rate it higher, I'm begging you. JimmySea & the whole team worked their asses off, it's the least we can do. Thank you🥺❤️
Day was upset not only because he was lied to but also because he felt/thought Mhok also pitied him (just like…
In this pivotal episode of Last Twilight, the breakup between Day and Mhok might seem abrupt, but it serves as a crucial turning point for both characters. The lie about Mhok's job offer highlights his deep-seated fears and unhealthy dependency stemming from his sister's tragic suicide. Mhok's overprotectiveness towards Day reflects his unresolved trauma, creating an unhealthy dynamic.
Day's reaction to the lie isn't about pity; it's a cry for independence. Despite his blindness, Day seeks autonomy and refuses to be defined by his disability. The breakup becomes a necessary step for both characters to confront their issues. Day needs to navigate life independently, while Mhok must address his past, heal, and break free from his unhealthy dependency on Day.
Day's mother rightly points out that closeness can breed challenges, and this breakup becomes a catalyst for personal growth. It's a poignant exploration of the characters' need for individual development and healing. As viewers, witnessing their journey towards independence and self-discovery adds depth to the narrative, making Last Twilight not just a BL series but a compelling exploration of personal struggles and triumphs.
If anyone at GMMTV is reading this. Please stop the idea that every BL series has to have a stupid breakup in…
if ur reading pls stop downplaying and referring this decision as nonsense. The team has put so much effort and they delivered in every aspect possible. Just because 1 single decision doesn't sit right with you doesn't make the series unworthy as a whole. MhokDay are the only couple where the breakup scene made sense to give them space and let them grow individually
The following translation is from the WRITER of Last Twilight:
''I had a deep conversation with my friend (who is visually impaired) while working on a play. We talked extensively, especially about love and relationships. I asked my friend about the most painful experience of letting go of their life, and they shared their story. They said that the love during that time was wonderful; they got along well in every aspect. Both parties believed the relationship would last a long time. My friend's partner loved them deeply, taking care of everything. However, the problem arose when the partner became overly concerned, constantly watching and following my friend, even though they allowed them to go anywhere freely. At first, it brought immense happiness as they were always close, but with time, it turned into suffering. My friend started feeling guilty whenever they went out because their partner would worry too much, even though they never asked for it. Initially, my friend tried to solve the issue by staying at home so that their partner could have a normal life. However, after a while, my friend felt trapped in their own life. They described feeling like a fish in a glass tank and decided to end the relationship.
I asked why they didn't communicate and adjust with each other earlier. My friend said, "What can you do with someone in their twenties? They have their pride, and their qualifications are limited. Looking back, I realized I was hot-tempered and angry, but the problem was deep in my heart. No visually impaired person feels like they have to be the anchor in someone else's life. No one can endure that feeling throughout their life." (End)
Guys, I'm not that good with YouTube statistics and numbers, but Last Twilight consistently has an average 1 million viewers. This is quite impressive during the airing time or am I wrong? I remember that MSP also had a similar number, can anybody enlighten me?
it is most definitely the biggest mistake you made. In short: you're missing out A LOT. This series is undoubtedly…
Also try to leave good ratings after watching them. Let's just say that JimmySea have gone through hell to be where they're right one. They deserve all the awards, support & love in this entire universe. My boys have suffered & now they're receiving all the recognition they deserve. The final ep will be airing in 7 days, if you manage to finish the last twilight episodes, try to engage in the twitter trends since gmmtv cares a lot about numbers. You'll have a great time! I promise
it is most definitely the biggest mistake you made. In short: you're missing out A LOT. This series is undoubtedly…
Vive Versa is another amazing. I would rather watch Vice Versa first since there's a huge quality difference between Vice Versa & Last Twilight. If you decide to watch VV, you'll get introduced to JimmySea's dynamic & what generally sets them apart from other bl couples. Last Twilight should be watched after because it's amazing quality should be throughouly appreciated. You'll notice the Improvement in JimmySea's acting capabilites and how they grew as actors. Our skyy 2 is also a treat because the sweetness is just overflowing. I'll consider our skyy 2 vv special episodes as the 2nd best specials after never let me go because it was so freaking adorable
I dropped this drama without even completing the first episode. One main character failed to leave an impression…
it is most definitely the biggest mistake you made. In short: you're missing out A LOT. This series is undoubtedly one of the best bl series ever & simultaneously one of the best gmmtv has ever produced. It's coming from a teenage girl who has been continuously watching BL series for 5 years now, and never has a drama left such a deep impact on me like this one. The impact is similar to The Untamed, I told sunset about you, Moonlight Chicken & my school president
A few minutes ago, P'Aof (director) reposted this following comment:
"Day is not angry that P'Mok lied but rather upset that P'Mok chooses to abandon the future because of Day. Day doesn't want P'Mok to miss opportunities due to their own visual impairment. It's evident that P'Mok's lies are like emotional triggers that lead Day to make decisive choices for P'Mok's benefit, urging them to do what they should for themselves, not for Day."
So STOP hating & saying it's unnecessary break-up and lazy writing.
In this pivotal episode of Last Twilight, the breakup between Day and Mhok might seem abrupt, but it serves as a crucial turning point for both characters. The lie about Mhok's job offer highlights his deep-seated fears and unhealthy dependency stemming from his sister's tragic suicide. Mhok's overprotectiveness towards Day reflects his unresolved trauma, creating an unhealthy dynamic.
Day's reaction to the lie isn't about pity; it's a cry for independence. Despite his blindness, Day seeks autonomy and refuses to be defined by his disability. The breakup becomes a necessary step for both characters to confront their issues. Day needs to navigate life independently, while Mhok must address his past, heal, and break free from his unhealthy dependency on Day.
Day's mother rightly points out that closeness can breed challenges, and this breakup becomes a catalyst for personal growth. It's a poignant exploration of the characters' need for individual development and healing. As viewers, witnessing their journey towards independence and self-discovery adds depth to the narrative, making Last Twilight not just a BL series but a compelling exploration of personal struggles and triumphs.
Just enter the Last Twilight website & go to EPISODE GUIDE. The 11 eps will appear. Then rate them INDIVIDUALLY. It'a SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTOR.
The rating went down, pls do everything to rate it higher, I'm begging you. JimmySea & the whole team worked their asses off, it's the least we can do. Thank you🥺❤️
Just enter the Last Twilight website & go to EPISODE GUIDE. The 11 eps will appear. Then rate them INDIVIDUALLY. It'a SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTOR.
The rating went down, pls do everything to rate it higher, I'm begging you. JimmySea & the whole team worked their asses off, it's the least we can do. Thank you🥺❤️
Day's reaction to the lie isn't about pity; it's a cry for independence. Despite his blindness, Day seeks autonomy and refuses to be defined by his disability. The breakup becomes a necessary step for both characters to confront their issues. Day needs to navigate life independently, while Mhok must address his past, heal, and break free from his unhealthy dependency on Day.
Day's mother rightly points out that closeness can breed challenges, and this breakup becomes a catalyst for personal growth. It's a poignant exploration of the characters' need for individual development and healing. As viewers, witnessing their journey towards independence and self-discovery adds depth to the narrative, making Last Twilight not just a BL series but a compelling exploration of personal struggles and triumphs.
''I had a deep conversation with my friend (who is visually impaired) while working on a play. We talked extensively, especially about love and relationships. I asked my friend about the most painful experience of letting go of their life, and they shared their story. They said that the love during that time was wonderful; they got along well in every aspect. Both parties believed the relationship would last a long time. My friend's partner loved them deeply, taking care of everything. However, the problem arose when the partner became overly concerned, constantly watching and following my friend, even though they allowed them to go anywhere freely. At first, it brought immense happiness as they were always close, but with time, it turned into suffering. My friend started feeling guilty whenever they went out because their partner would worry too much, even though they never asked for it. Initially, my friend tried to solve the issue by staying at home so that their partner could have a normal life. However, after a while, my friend felt trapped in their own life. They described feeling like a fish in a glass tank and decided to end the relationship.
I asked why they didn't communicate and adjust with each other earlier. My friend said, "What can you do with someone in their twenties? They have their pride, and their qualifications are limited. Looking back, I realized I was hot-tempered and angry, but the problem was deep in my heart. No visually impaired person feels like they have to be the anchor in someone else's life. No one can endure that feeling throughout their life." (End)
Last Twilight should be watched after because it's amazing quality should be throughouly appreciated. You'll notice the Improvement in JimmySea's acting capabilites and how they grew as actors. Our skyy 2 is also a treat because the sweetness is just overflowing. I'll consider our skyy 2 vv special episodes as the 2nd best specials after never let me go because it was so freaking adorable
"Day is not angry that P'Mok lied but rather upset that P'Mok chooses to abandon the future because of Day. Day doesn't want P'Mok to miss opportunities due to their own visual impairment. It's evident that P'Mok's lies are like emotional triggers that lead Day to make decisive choices for P'Mok's benefit, urging them to do what they should for themselves, not for Day."
So STOP hating & saying it's unnecessary break-up and lazy writing.
Day's reaction to the lie isn't about pity; it's a cry for independence. Despite his blindness, Day seeks autonomy and refuses to be defined by his disability. The breakup becomes a necessary step for both characters to confront their issues. Day needs to navigate life independently, while Mhok must address his past, heal, and break free from his unhealthy dependency on Day.
Day's mother rightly points out that closeness can breed challenges, and this breakup becomes a catalyst for personal growth. It's a poignant exploration of the characters' need for individual development and healing. As viewers, witnessing their journey towards independence and self-discovery adds depth to the narrative, making Last Twilight not just a BL series but a compelling exploration of personal struggles and triumphs.