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Yeah that actor base on his performance in We are has that soft-cutesy vibe that Aoki in Keita Hatsukoi have. And he can pull of the animated acting. As for actor that could play Ida, I can’t think of anyone.

For a start it’s okay. I love Gemini and Fourth since MSP. But I think the role this time doesn’t fit them specially Fourth. I can see the actor who plays Pun in We are to be a better cast for Atom. It’s just my opinion. But let’s see how this series turns out in the upcoming episodes.

Oh no! That’s awful.

To anyone who read the novel. How this ends?

Character development wont save him at this point. It’s just not acceptable for them to be together by the end of this. Joe deserves better. He deserves the best.

So frustrating. I want him to take revenge and just kill everyone. I don’t want them to be together after everything that has happened.

The best ship of this series is the friendship. The 3 group of friends have different dynamics and I love it. My favorite is Peem’s group of friends, specially the friendship between Peem and Q.

Yas! As a casual viewer that is already over my fangirl era, I’m more into the revenge arc of this series. I’m also quite disappointed with how they tackle the grooming in this series. It’s concerning how fans are resorting to victim blaming. It’s something that I just can’t really understand. And you’re correct the fans are really not ready for it. I’m just hoping that the creators of this series are brave enough to not conform on what’s the norm on this kind of genre (bl).

This is so true! A lot of bl fan are so fixated to the ship rather than the plot. Like “we don’t care about the storyline, we don’t really pay attention to that, we just want our ship to end up together!”.

I’m sorry but the kid is mentally ill from the beginning. He was groomed, bullied and taken advantage of. Even though he is just a fictional character, your kind of thinking is really concerning.

Again, that’s what I’m talking about when I quoted the saying “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.”. Just read my reply I already explained it previously. II’m not completely blaming just Jin. It’s just that he is our main topic. But the situation they are in is a collective effort. They are all responsible no matter how big or small their contributions are.


The abusive relationship I am talking about is Non’s relationship with the whole group not just with Jin.

I don’t speak for you. I speak for myself and for me seeing justice serve in a cold ass plate is always satisfying. And I can differentiate/ separate fiction from reality and this kind of stuff in a series or movies doesn’t bother me. All I need is to be entertained.

He did persuade him to stay by using the film. Non was about to walk out of that group that time. But Jin talk him out saying he is still there and he wanted him in the group, and if Non leave all of his hard work will just goes in drain. Just what Non told Phee earlier that, that short film is the reason he stay and Jin using it make it very easy to convince him. Again just like in any abusive relationship the abused always have that one thing that makes them stay, they always hold out to it, when they decided to leave all they need is to hear that one thing and they will crawl back no matter if they know that that situation is toxic asf.

Thinking about it yeah. You are right. If this situation happened in real life they will just get away with it. That’s the sad reality of life. That’s why revenge drama/series/movies are very satisfying to watch.

If this is real life, no one really deserves death. Tee and Por deserve jail time, but no one deserves death. But because this is fiction, I say death is deserved because it’s more satisfying to watch rather that just mental redemption or something like that.

As I said. Everyone in that group of friends is to be blame. Even Non. They are all responsible for what happened.

Yeah. That’s why I said everyone is to blame in this situation. But to be fair with Non. He is mentally unstable and has a very low self esteem. And most of the time people in an abusive situation can’t “just leave”. It is true even in real life.

It’s a collective responsibility that the group have. Not only the main perpetrators but everyone no matter how big or small their contributions was. I blame everyone not just him. Even Non, even if he is the victim of the situation, his bad judgment and poor decision making lead him to his own bad fate. It’s just that Jin is the topic of our discussion.

No. But some good intentions, when acted upon, may have unintended consequences. Just because you mean well doesn’t really mean it will end well.

Yes that is right. Jin is a good person in the beginning (that’s also the reason why people got disappointed with him, because they expected him to be an ally.). He wants nothing but to be close with Non. But as the saying goes “ The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” . Jin might have the purest intentions at that time but it leads Non to his downfall.