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I probably thought this while watching but got to distracted (still am) by mafia Kim that the logistics don't make sense.
Kim got tasered and feel unconscious for a period of time.
Called Kinn to find out wtf was going on maybe explain why he asked in the first place after not being in communication with him for awhile.
Went to his place got changed ,got a gun and took Big with him to the warehouse which he got to a little after Porsche and Vegas did.
Rescued Chay and helped Porsche and took Chay outside warehouse where I'm guessing he held Chay and had his gun at the ready to shoot anyone who came near them till Kinn and main family people showed up.
How did he do all this before Kinn even got there when Kinn knew from the start what was going on?
I'm also thinking if Chay wasn't Kim's number one priority Kim would have gone after Vegas and killed him.

I really liked this episode too

I don't think Kinn's okay but I also don't think he's going to focus on it unfortunately.
He's got Porsche back so everything else is going to be put to the side.

It's been a breath of fresh air.
I've gotten so used to skin smoothing, to much makeup and fake facial hair that I was like huh that's a nice change of pace to see natural facial hair

Rewatching and one new thing I picked up on is that there is not an overuse of makeup and they don't pretend/hide that the actors have stubble.
It's not consistent like in 6 when they were in the forest and couldn't shave but I like that there is more natural looks with the actors.

One thing I've noticed is that no character really has any scar/injury makeup.
I know it's to do with how quickly they filmed the series but I find it unbelievable that everything that's happened in the characters lifes hasn't left some permanent scars.

If Kinn is starting to smoke because he stressed out and continues even after shit with his ex got resolved then he knows things are about to get even worse between the families and is trying to find outlets for his stress.

I'm not a fan of SA to romance either.
That stuff shouldn't be romantized but gets that treatment far to often.
Horror/Stockholm Syndrome would be better.

🤞 that they talk it out next episode

Maybe he doesn't need to quit but it's not like he does his job as a bodyguard well so like him keeping the job or not won't change much for KP and it doesn't mean KP would stop being whatever their relationship status is right now.
Chay and Porsche definitely need to talk

Exactly
His reaction wasn't at all strong enough for what happened compared to episode 1.
Love makes you blind yes but it shouldn't make you blind to the point you're family becomes an after thought.
It felt like okay cool moving on now. If I didn't know it was same characters I would think it was a different show.

Same 🤞
Still early so anything can happen just hope it's not something completely out of left feild

Vegas in novel was bad but you could at least see some light and genuine feelings even during that month Vegas held Pete.
Like how much he cares ,loves and protects macua from their dad he drops what he's doing to get vowing to make sure macua never feels unloved.
Vegas show used his brother to get closer to Porsche, easily manipulated Tawan with fake promises (most of if not all the people Vegas slept with in novel knew it wasn't going anywhere), now torturing Pete to be continued and adding in threats to his family he just doesn't seem like he'll easily feel remorse

VP chemistry is 🔥 but for me I wondering how the redemption arc is going to play out with new version of events.
It was hard enough to take Pete forgiving Vegas for the repeated r@pe in the novel but now we have him torturing him and threatening his only family to get what he wants.
I have nothing against fictional dark characters and I knew VP was going to be dark AF but Vegas feels way worse in the series so Pete letting everything go to forgive Vegas something seriously must switch in him.

I know the writing of the novel wasn't that great imo but I feel like after thinking about it a little bit longer and I am starting to think that maybe they were trying to hard to keep the original writers happy so they are trying to keep things more to the novel like Kinn forgetting Pete but also trying to push the series version of events and it's causing disconnect.
I'm not disappointed in Apo's acting just how Porsche's character is being written now.
He went from looking after his brother as number one priority and having a moral code to not looking after his brother and not being affected by anything he's done and only focuses on Kinn.
He should have left with Chay even though Chay was rightfully angry and he definitely needs to resign and look after his brother again.

😂😂

I think a lot of the plot point that are cliche, don't make sense and the usual for bls are the start of the potential overreach by BOC.
I love the show and really enjoyed this episode (not everything; but majority of it).
This episode to me felt like what I thought KP would be like as a whole action, fucked up and twisted characters and actions that make you uncomfortable while watching.
I haven't been disappointed so far so I hope I'm overreacting but I think trying to do KP novel, VP special chapters and add information for Kim-Chay is going to start showing cracks in the show quality and start to feel jumpy and rushed and where going into episode 11 which is usually cursed so something is going to go sideways real quick and cause unnecessary angst and more lack of communication.

The actor did a great job I give him that.
Tawan makes my skin crawl.
In the screen time he had he has become one of my most hated bl characters and least favorite characters in general.
Umbridge from Harry Potter and long for tharntype are two of my other most hated characters

I don't want tawan back but I also kinda want to see Khun kill him

😆
Wouldn't surprise me