Jane has a stronger moral compass than, i suspect, many of us. Because Patrick...i need that man in my kitchen, in an apron, cooking. Jane really wants to believe that the man he loves is good, but he doesn't let that veil his eyes and sense of justice
Despite his fear, Jane's morality drives him to unearth a lot of stuff but I think we can agree that detective work is NOT his forte. I had a miniature heart attack seeing him keep those drawers open. Like I had to pause and BREATHE.
This episode was a whirlwind and the worst part of it was seeing Jane flinch, and be scared of Patrick. And perhaps Patrick feels it too because he really, really doesn't want to lose Jane.
And i think this confirms it, he is no demon or even any huge psychological manipulator. He's just a rich asshole, the same kind that we are told to identify and avoid at all costs. Put is the real deal though, if any of this turns out to be part of some huge manipulation plot I'll lose my mind.
Why Heejin whyyyy! No I get it, before liking someone or even considering someone in that way, our heart must…
Seeing Chaebe and Yongkyu hit it off is cute though. The way he without hesitation took Yongkyu's socks to safety too.. I don't think people carry others wet socks if they didn't have a real feeling for them, Chaebe is so fluffy
And I can't explain it but seeing Hyeyeon leading Eunchae by the hand altered my brain chemistry. I'm intrigued by them. There's that one thing Eunchae said about love running out and my heart went out to her. They had a real heart to heart
Why Heejin whyyyy! No I get it, before liking someone or even considering someone in that way, our heart must be open to the possibility of love. We must have moved on. And I do think it's harder to move on from a crush than someone you have loved. And this is her heart, her reality and I get it. But it doesn't make me any happier *sad gay noises*
More brainstorming I'm 99% sure that was Irene towards the end of the episode. The way she came i and also leaves…
I think this is a novel approach to the tropes because they show how AI's ineptitude and inexperience veers into childishness. Right now she can't fall in love but with programmed responses and through everything she learns with Gen, AI can mirror emotions and it can be something like love.
The issue is who does Gen fall in love with. Irene for sure falls for Gen, whom she's observing through the lens. And while Gen doesn't feel romantic love for AI, she does have tenderness for her. I think as the show progresses she will fall for the this side of AI that is really just Irene.
More brainstorming I'm 99% sure that was Irene towards the end of the episode. The way she came i and also leaves abruptly, judging by the preview of the next episode is just sus. Also is it just me or there's a difference in their makeup. There's obviously AI who has plastic-perfect makeup and there's Irene who looks normal but the end of episode scene is seemingly Irene trying to imitate AI's rouge
Kapookciize singlehandedly outdid all the gl ships of gmmtv with their kissing scene.
I'm not on X but there are old twitter compilations of some interviews. She's been pretty open about it. I'm not sure but I think she's gay and not bi. Anyhow she's an iconic woman
Is "slowly" an app by trakt? I can't find information on it
I see, thank you. I don't use trakt anymore, I used to document stuff on it previously plus they've imposed subscription based services too i think. But I'm always looking for alternatives to serializd
Kapookciize singlehandedly outdid all the gl ships of gmmtv with their kissing scene.
The way Ciize kisses, even if she hadn't come out one can tell she's a girl kisser 🤠have you seen that one scene of Kapookciize from that vampire series
Proud's mindset about job and relashionships is so refreshing after whatever was going on in Girl Rules
In GR Prim and Min were making something of their own, it wasn't like it was another company they were working for. Even in the past timeline, Prim's workaholic attitude was because she was always working towards making her own Lady Bird.
Shasha had come the curve, so did Mint's character. Shasha had already become a successful model and found loneliness at the end of it. Similarly Mint found herself distanced from her partner. They represented individuals who were at a different point in their lives
EWB had a great, series appropriate depiction of jobs and our attitudes towards jobs. Lal in that scene facing the customer's unwarranted and unreserved wrath was so real, balanced out by Wine getting revenge in a way which people would not do. Korn is the kind of man women have to work with everyday, that assholery is balanced out by how the manager and everyone else actually cared for Wine and justice. It's never like that lmao but it's good to see series showcasing morality and standing up for ourselves
Proud's mindset really is refreshing. Living lives for corporate drudgery is not the way to go. Thailand also has a crashing economy like my own country so rules like this forbidding relationships are just another shackle perhaps BUT it's still refreshing
Really, really lazy script writing. The way this series is banking on Oat's acting and Boat's jawline.
Having said this, P'Zelynn (the creator) is obviously an enthusiast of this subgenre. This was literally a scene out of Spiteful Affection brought to life. The best and worst trope of ABO is hating each other while simply not being able to survive without the other. Grainy music choices in the beginning, lazy script otherwise but this woman had a vision and the actors brought it to life. What even was that introduction of the second couple
Despite his fear, Jane's morality drives him to unearth a lot of stuff but I think we can agree that detective work is NOT his forte. I had a miniature heart attack seeing him keep those drawers open. Like I had to pause and BREATHE.
This episode was a whirlwind and the worst part of it was seeing Jane flinch, and be scared of Patrick. And perhaps Patrick feels it too because he really, really doesn't want to lose Jane.
And i think this confirms it, he is no demon or even any huge psychological manipulator. He's just a rich asshole, the same kind that we are told to identify and avoid at all costs. Put is the real deal though, if any of this turns out to be part of some huge manipulation plot I'll lose my mind.
Who knows what they have in store for us next eps. Maybe it's Seungho and Jinwoo "breaking up"
They can't just make it one ep instead of 2 per week just like that! not now?! *angry gay noises 👹👹👹*
And I can't explain it but seeing Hyeyeon leading Eunchae by the hand altered my brain chemistry. I'm intrigued by them. There's that one thing Eunchae said about love running out and my heart went out to her. They had a real heart to heart
And this is her heart, her reality and I get it. But it doesn't make me any happier *sad gay noises*
The issue is who does Gen fall in love with. Irene for sure falls for Gen, whom she's observing through the lens. And while Gen doesn't feel romantic love for AI, she does have tenderness for her. I think as the show progresses she will fall for the this side of AI that is really just Irene.
Shasha had come the curve, so did Mint's character. Shasha had already become a successful model and found loneliness at the end of it. Similarly Mint found herself distanced from her partner. They represented individuals who were at a different point in their lives
EWB had a great, series appropriate depiction of jobs and our attitudes towards jobs. Lal in that scene facing the customer's unwarranted and unreserved wrath was so real, balanced out by Wine getting revenge in a way which people would not do. Korn is the kind of man women have to work with everyday, that assholery is balanced out by how the manager and everyone else actually cared for Wine and justice. It's never like that lmao but it's good to see series showcasing morality and standing up for ourselves
Proud's mindset really is refreshing. Living lives for corporate drudgery is not the way to go. Thailand also has a crashing economy like my own country so rules like this forbidding relationships are just another shackle perhaps BUT it's still refreshing
Having said this, P'Zelynn (the creator) is obviously an enthusiast of this subgenre. This was literally a scene out of Spiteful Affection brought to life. The best and worst trope of ABO is hating each other while simply not being able to survive without the other. Grainy music choices in the beginning, lazy script otherwise but this woman had a vision and the actors brought it to life. What even was that introduction of the second couple