That was a great KO! And just like that, the Sunrise turned into a Sunset! 🥊
Sky and Prim were adorable! I peep Lipsync momentarily turning into 'the shipper' during that moment when Rung clung to Sunrise. I see you, Piploy. 🤣
It was fun. It was silly. It was campy. And now I have this ridiculous urge to watch Pakin so I'm going to dig up one of his shows or watch YT clips of him.
Baikhaw’s pain becomes a ghost that wears Tulip’s face, but what is that pain? What caused Baikhaw to trip like that? I tried exploring other avenues, but I keep coming back to the sister theory.
All I know is right now, Baikhaw is mentally unhinged and it looks like Tao could get served next.
I'm not rooting for Baikhaw, but, dang, give Pat ALL of the awards! The woman is brilliant at what she does. I'm still imagining her alongside THE one and only Gun Atthaphan in a series. They'd be perfect as a pair! 😔
Ice! My baby! Just let me hug you and smother you with love and never let you go!
Every week, they just keep adding trauma to Ice. Just when I thought, hey, today's the day, my boy Ice is going to snatch a bit of happiness, here comes trauma wrapping it's dirty bony fingers around his elegant throat. 😔
Same with me. Let's return for another episode and see if we'll stick around?
Awesome then! I'm actually watching this for Boun. I keep following him from series to series for whatever reason. 🤣 I guess the confusion is what they wanted us to feel after the first episode and it was certainly achieved. It'd keep us hunger for more where the mystery is concerned.
I’m definitely sticking with Melody of Secrets even though the first episode didn’t quite click for me yet…
"He's a living poem with missing stanzas."
I love this! I was just told that his name translates to melody, song, or musical piece and then I recall the title of the show, the violin, and was like "Oh!" 🤣 It's yet to resonate with me, too, but Boun is in this, so I'll be back for second servings next week.
The first episode was... I need to let it marinate a bit more before I could give a proper assessment. The mystery and intrigue is there, but it didn't resonate with me (as yet).
Mile looks like a man who plays guitar softly, but could also ruin your life if you ask nicely. He seems too possessive of Pleng, as if he secretly harbors a crush on Pleng. With Tankhun back in the picture, Mile is going all out for blood.
The story just hasn't plucked the right string yet to make the room vibrate. That's just my first take. I know others are going to feel different, so I look forward to reading your comments. 😄
After just two episodes, this is what I see the "triangle" as: a one-sided attraction wrapped in timing and politeness.
- Pheem looks at Jira the way someone looks at a possibility they’re trying not to scare away.
- Jira's reaction towards Pheem are mild. He doesn't light up like New Year's night fireworks.
- But when Koh enters the frame? Jira's entire frequency shifts and his world is off balance. Pheem's facade that he craftily built is going to collapse. He will become the manipulative friend and thirst monster.
So the dynamic becomes:
Pheem → Jira (genuine? interest, quiet yearning, maybe even a little possessive)
Jira → Pheem (kindness without spark, gratitude without desire)
The person who wants Jira isn't the one who wakes his soul up. There's a soft sensuality lurking about somewhere in there.
When Jira finally comes to know about Koh and Pheem's friendship, it's going to get even messier. Pheem is going to try his hardest to win against Koh; he has that quiet panic of someone who realizes they’re losing a race they didn’t know they were running.
This triangle is going to hurt someone, and the fuse has already been lit.
THANK YOU, EVERYONE for your kind accomodations! I'll try my best to not have runaway thoughts next episode or if I do, I'll try to shorten them even more before posting. 😄
Koh's t-shirt this episode: Do whatever you want no one care about you.
Koh's black and white wardrobe says a lot about him: he doesn't want to stand out. His wardrobe is doing its own monologue, narrating the things he refuses to say out loud. Black and white on him doesn't necessarily feels like a fashion statement, it's more like a camouflage.
Color demands attention and Jira sees him in color; the drawing is the giveaway. It's like switching on a lamp in a dim room. A drawing is intimate in a way dialogue never is. You have to look and Jira sees the shape of Koh's existence. His creativity had been dormant, curled up like a hibernating creature. Then Koh walks in—still damp from a bath, still carrying that worn-down dignity—and suddenly Jira’s hand remembers how to move.
It's not lust per se, but art requires fixation and Jira's attention is fixed all right! 👀
Jira sees the color that was probably snuffed out from Koh's life for I refuse to believe that Koh was born a demon. 😂🤪 If Koh thinks he's dull and unremarkable, Jira thinks he's a whole gallery. And when someone sees you in color, you can't hide behind black and white anymore.
Koh's backstory is going to be delicious. In the meantime, I'll enjoy Jira's warm palettes bringing him to life.
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Sky and Prim were adorable! I peep Lipsync momentarily turning into 'the shipper' during that moment when Rung clung to Sunrise. I see you, Piploy. 🤣
It was fun. It was silly. It was campy. And now I have this ridiculous urge to watch Pakin so I'm going to dig up one of his shows or watch YT clips of him.
All I know is right now, Baikhaw is mentally unhinged and it looks like Tao could get served next.
Every week, they just keep adding trauma to Ice. Just when I thought, hey, today's the day, my boy Ice is going to snatch a bit of happiness, here comes trauma wrapping it's dirty bony fingers around his elegant throat. 😔
I love THEE!!
I LOVE THEE!!!!
And that's the tea!
I need this reminder printed on a t-shirt asap!
I love this! I was just told that his name translates to melody, song, or musical piece and then I recall the title of the show, the violin, and was like "Oh!" 🤣 It's yet to resonate with me, too, but Boun is in this, so I'll be back for second servings next week.
Yes, I agree with everything you said! 😄
Mile looks like a man who plays guitar softly, but could also ruin your life if you ask nicely. He seems too possessive of Pleng, as if he secretly harbors a crush on Pleng. With Tankhun back in the picture, Mile is going all out for blood.
The story just hasn't plucked the right string yet to make the room vibrate. That's just my first take. I know others are going to feel different, so I look forward to reading your comments. 😄
- Pheem looks at Jira the way someone looks at a possibility they’re trying not to scare away.
- Jira's reaction towards Pheem are mild. He doesn't light up like New Year's night fireworks.
- But when Koh enters the frame? Jira's entire frequency shifts and his world is off balance. Pheem's facade that he craftily built is going to collapse. He will become the manipulative friend and thirst monster.
So the dynamic becomes:
Pheem → Jira
(genuine? interest, quiet yearning, maybe even a little possessive)
Jira → Pheem
(kindness without spark, gratitude without desire)
Jira → Koh
(confusion, fascination, creative ignition, emotional chaos)
The person who wants Jira isn't the one who wakes his soul up. There's a soft sensuality lurking about somewhere in there.
When Jira finally comes to know about Koh and Pheem's friendship, it's going to get even messier. Pheem is going to try his hardest to win against Koh; he has that quiet panic of someone who realizes they’re losing a race they didn’t know they were running.
This triangle is going to hurt someone, and the fuse has already been lit.
THANK YOU, EVERYONE for your kind accomodations! I'll try my best to not have runaway thoughts next episode or if I do, I'll try to shorten them even more before posting. 😄
Koh's black and white wardrobe says a lot about him: he doesn't want to stand out. His wardrobe is doing its own monologue, narrating the things he refuses to say out loud. Black and white on him doesn't necessarily feels like a fashion statement, it's more like a camouflage.
Color demands attention and Jira sees him in color; the drawing is the giveaway. It's like switching on a lamp in a dim room. A drawing is intimate in a way dialogue never is. You have to look and Jira sees the shape of Koh's existence. His creativity had been dormant, curled up like a hibernating creature. Then Koh walks in—still damp from a bath, still carrying that worn-down dignity—and suddenly Jira’s hand remembers how to move.
It's not lust per se, but art requires fixation and Jira's attention is fixed all right! 👀
Jira sees the color that was probably snuffed out from Koh's life for I refuse to believe that Koh was born a demon. 😂🤪 If Koh thinks he's dull and unremarkable, Jira thinks he's a whole gallery. And when someone sees you in color, you can't hide behind black and white anymore.
Koh's backstory is going to be delicious. In the meantime, I'll enjoy Jira's warm palettes bringing him to life.