chiha

I don't think we'll ever get polyamory but how else can we resolve this without breaking hearts including my own 😭

But suffering through and waiting week after week is 90% of the fun 😉

This is going to an intense ride!

But it is on youtube, and I can watch from India
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I just feel this.. yk the typical scenario where a person who has just discovered their parent isn't actually their parent biologically and they do bad things to another person who eventually turns out to be the parent....

Plus if their mother did cheat, the uncle is usually one of the people involved

So true. And there could be a double meaning behind the words, "if not for chatfah these legs would be useless" etcetera etcetera, she said something along those lines

If we go with the Parn theory,
Pan could have done so, they showed a focus of the uncle (Parns father) hanging up the scissors
Plus placing the scissors, sabotaging the car, all that's easy for her to do in a wheelchair too
I also wonder if she really is disabled, otherwise knifing Chatfah and throwing her off is kind of a reach maybe idk

I think so too. They probably coordinated something but then someone really just went and knifed Chatfah 😂

Extremely so,, we're all suspecting the family and everybody, but she's just a wild card, to be pulled out at the end

Slashing the brake wires is easy for her to do, the knifing part and throwing a girl off the ledge is kinda unconvincing for someone in a wheelchair but i wonder if Parn really is disabled...

Moreover , i agree to with Chompu though, Chatfah must have been quite the asshole.
It's hard to believe she was all that kind to Parn and that Parn was really all that saddened by her disappearance.

Yes! I was thinking this while watching her cry for Chatfah
She's just like really really innocent? So much so that I will feel bad for suspecting her if it turns out she had no part in it at all
And while we're all suspecting the family and gawin and mond and everybody, she's just a wild card, to be pulled out at the end

As for the outsiders, Nathat could have ofc but it's not him. He's an absolute tool. He either loves Chompu but Chatfah probably had something on him and got him to marry her or he's just the kind of guy who likes keeping multiple women on the hook. But nah not him

Chimon, i forget the character name, he's probs collaborating with Chatfah

The wheelchair cousin though...she was extremely convincing with the crying her soul out act for Chatfah. I agree to with Chompu though, she must have been quite the asshole too. It's hard to believe she was all that kind to Parn. Slashing the brake wires is easy for her to do, the knifing part and throwing a girl off the ledge is kinda unconvincing for someone in a wheelchair but i wonder if Parn really is disabled. ..
If it's her, she probs has a vendatta against all of them, maybe an old spat bw the uncle and father. So she's out to kill all of them in order of their worseness 🤷

Amongst the sisters, it can be Bua or Picha. Chompu doesn't have the kind of level headedness required for this

But i think it isn't Bua either. She cleaned the knife because she feels like she did it in her sleep walk rage .
Moreover, when Bua said that Chompu is hiding something, Chompu asked that accusing her of murdering Chatfah and hiding something are the same then Bua was like "no". She herself is hiding a lot of course but she really does feel she did it unknowingly and so mentally clears the others of the crime.

Either this or when she saw the bloody knife she knew that one of the others did it and she covered it up.

I really do think Picha did it. She's the one Chatfah was expecting first. She was very deserving of the house. Even Chompu put Picha's getting the house as above Bua getting the company shares.

Bua and Chompu also keep exchanging this weird looks over Picha's head. Because they can tell she's hiding something and she also found the body first.

Those 3 are definitely not daughters of the father. It's only Chatfah who's the real daughter so to speak and this was not something the father knew before because he did promise them various things. Their mother must have revealed something on that day, the day she got murdered.

I feel a lot of things must get cleared it we could just see what happened on the night their parents died. Chatfah didn't kill their mother because she knows it's one of the other three

Bua might be revealed as the Uncle's daughter...

Oh god thank you for sharing this. It's going to my head canon for them now! If only we could get a special sequel like this 😭😭😭

She nearly died, death bring a lot of forgiveness and clarity amongst other things. And despite everything, I think that if Lada was strong and able to defy her mother, it's because of the strength her mother imparted to her. She raised her to be strong and capable. Even the guy she selected for marriage, Dr, wisanu, was someone she knew would take the backseat and not hinder Lada's career trajectory (something that many men do)

Their personalities are also so very similar, Lada is not the passive quiet force her father is.

And her mother was genuinely unable to understand how Lada would be happy with Earn. It's not easy for lesbians to be open and happy but atleast Lada's mother was amongst the few who took a positive step!

Because she was not forgiven before she apologized, Lada would have stayed with her mother till the end but never forgiven her, had she not redeemed herself through her actions.

please excuse mistakes as I typed it through

these are the eras of us, a story of love
stealing the air right from our lungs
girl of my dreams, forever we're young
remember it just the way it was, the eras of us

10/10
This reminds me of eras of us by fletcher

“how are you doing, where have you been
i've been practicing this moment for like twenty something years in my head
it's nice to meet you, that's what I said
you said baby this is gonna be some movie shit we'll never forget

sometimes I rerun those sixteen seasons for the rush

Wan learned something very important, as much as she was absolutely right in what she said, the humane aspect of anything is completely different. What is right and what is kind are never the same. Maewnam was there to help her right through it and Wan was equally willing to learn!