This show seems to improve noticably with every episode. The editing was really sharp this episode, and the two…
I, too, thought that the way that character talked things out was extraordinary and touching. And it visibly comforted the other -- I liked that, too. The script didn't go in the annoying direction of having the misunderstanding continue despite the way that one character opened up.
I've enjoyed the series for what it is and appreciate how Prab is so unerringly on Chon's side no matter what. Because Prab really does take on a big-brother role despite being unrelated to Chon by blood, I've found it hard to imagine the two of them kissing, let alone messing around.
So, in today's episode, seeing them go to sleep in a full-body cuddle surprised me. If the series follows how people behave in real life, now that they've broken through that barrier I can see where there'd be no turning back, and they'll end up sleeping together in the same bed every night.
Which means maybe I'm wrong about them never kissing. And strangely enough, I have mixed feelings about that.
I feel like I missed something in this episode? Or like scenes were out of order? Or I wasn't paying close enough…
I think the cordial part came from Shu Yi's decision to pretend that he's taking Shi De back. As you noted. he wasn't able to keep up the ruse for very long.
What kind of father puts his son through five years (five years!!) of torment for *any* reason? Are you so incompetent as a parent that you need to destroy your kid's emotional well-being over some stupid concern like taking over the family business?
Unless the promise concerns a matter of life and death, the dad is 100% in the wrong and Shi De is a terrible boyfriend for agreeing.
For all we know, they might be making things up as they go along so they made this quickie episode to buy some…
On a Patreon that I subscribe to, someone made the point that Tae's hair was a different color in this episode and that he looked older, and the other characters didn't appear at all except in flashback.
I don't know what that tells us, exactly, but it's an interesting observation to be sure!
Man this show is so terrible, but I keep coming back. It just has that particular charm. Episode 9 was the most…
I think the new guy is someone sent by Amethyst to help Tae get over Nite, since Amethyst is the god of healing. But I don't think what they did together is a way to heal lol.
Gene is going through the process of coming out. People go through that in different ways depending on their upbringing.…
The person I did it to ended up as my first boyfriend. I don't need you to tell me if it was 'defensible'. I'd been raised a born-again Christian so I had issues to deal with.
So, with all due respects, I think you *do* judge the process. And I'm still glad you weren't around to snark at me as I went through mine.
Great episode ! It has everything : care, confused feelings, hurt, comedy...Some scenes are really beautiful and…
I agree! This episode put the series at another level.
It seems clear that more care was taken for the screenwriting than I've given it credit for. Gene's reaction to Nubsib's attention is realistic given the 'script' he has written for his own life. He is going to go through lots of confusion, anger, and despair before finally being able to accept the love of another man.
They made a nice adjustment on the sound effects, putting them at a much lower volume. I think the impact they have is actually better that way. I hope other series take note.
I'm writing my impressions as I watch the episode...They're getting in some got in so good little critiques, especially…
Gene is going through the process of coming out. People go through that in different ways depending on their upbringing. Your lack of empathy is disappointing.
I'm glad I didn't have people like you judging me when I was in college.
I'd go drinking with her anytime! ^_^
So, in today's episode, seeing them go to sleep in a full-body cuddle surprised me. If the series follows how people behave in real life, now that they've broken through that barrier I can see where there'd be no turning back, and they'll end up sleeping together in the same bed every night.
Which means maybe I'm wrong about them never kissing. And strangely enough, I have mixed feelings about that.
Unless the promise concerns a matter of life and death, the dad is 100% in the wrong and Shi De is a terrible boyfriend for agreeing.
I don't know what that tells us, exactly, but it's an interesting observation to be sure!
So, with all due respects, I think you *do* judge the process. And I'm still glad you weren't around to snark at me as I went through mine.
It seems clear that more care was taken for the screenwriting than I've given it credit for. Gene's reaction to Nubsib's attention is realistic given the 'script' he has written for his own life. He is going to go through lots of confusion, anger, and despair before finally being able to accept the love of another man.
After this week I'm all in!
I'm glad I didn't have people like you judging me when I was in college.