Not a Robot

I'm afraid of this too. I want to watch this organically and not rewatch while it's airing, so I can't remember the significance of the key. If it was Mork, maybe it's Mork who had already passed on. The lone butterfly in that scene contrasts with the two butterflies that are usually shown. I've watched my fair share of mysteries, ghost stories and crime dramas, but this one is one of the best (if they don't mess up the ending) at keeping things confusing and secretive.

They gave more time to Frank/Mild and Toy/Mook resolving their misunderstandings, while Q and X got Q laying on his bed crying. I would have liked to have seen their conversation. Also, I don't think they made up electronically or Q wouldn't have been surprised to see X's order because he would have been at the airport to greet him. Since he was in Japan, not the Himalayas, he could have sent his itinerary.

I loved this series, but wish they added one more episode, or spent less expository time in episode 4, so that X and Q could have had a proper talk and reunion at the end of episode 4.

It would suck to have Thai viewers pay for a theater experience for a sad ending.

If you find one could you let me know? I'm very confused even though I love this story. I want to find that garden place in Chiang Mai so that I can go there when I visit!

It's possible that he has trauma induced amnesia. I'm only speculating because the 2 white butterflies have been featured many times in this series, and butterflies are often thought to be the spirits of dead family and friends coming to visit. After the end credits, there is a shot of 2 people, dressed in white, holding hands and walking through the garden they always go to. Then the coffee shop owner was talking to a single white butterfly, which landed on the key. This is why I think that maybe Thiew is crossing Mork over. There are also publicity shots of both actors wearing white. For my eyes and my heart, I hope this is all just a bad dream. That's one trope I would be happy to see.

I wanted to give Talay a kiss on the cheek when he finally woke up and decided to be happy. I'm hoping that Tess and Pakon are making progress since they never show them even briefly.

I'm just guessing that two of them have passed, and one is crossing the other over. The butterflies are a clue, but I'm not sure if there are two sets of twins, just Mork and Mon. My guess at this point is that Mork has a brain tumor, or something else, which is why he is fainting and hallucinating. I'm probably 100% wrong, and I may be eating red herrings.

Be careful, you will be accused of being thirsty. haha or as Thais say, 55555

The lip bite scenario was also in the Star Fighter comic, so it may be a fantasy of certain people. I would be mad, but that's just me. I don't like pain.

To me, if the viewers are able to romanticize, the author/director is also romanticizing. Author and reader/viewer are in a symbiotic relationship. The author spins this story of falling in love even though the foundation is unhealthy. It is glamorized in luxury, fighting, life saving scenarios, and a seemingly close family to cement the bond. My perception was not that they were bad guys, but that they were good guys in a bad business. This is the romanticization that I felt was presented to me.

Pete, who was kidnapped, raped and tortured was romanticized as well. Throw in a hedgehog and a shared screwed up childhood, was to elicit empathy for a psychopath, or at least a person with psychopathic traits. VP was romanticized in such a way that people were rooting for the couple from start to finish. The same analysis for Kim and Kamol could be applied to Pete and Vegas. Vegas gets hard over torture, but the viewer is expected to believe that he is just a lost little boy in a man's body.

I think all of it is "toxic" (MDL definition) but I can deal with it. What sometimes gets on my nerves is how people will go crazy because someone kissed a sleeping person on the cheek, and attack other viewers who are enjoying the series. Many of the same people will excuse bad behavior in a character they love. These viewers also pick and choose which shows to brigade against. Teh from ITSAY/IPYTM in my opinion is one of the most "toxic" characters in BL. Some of the viewers hated him in IPYTM, but did not write "toxic" responses to viewers who had a different opinion. There was more discussion than vitriol.

We can agree to disagree. I appreciate. your comment and it is something to think about.

The one good thing is, if you are attacked and give an intelligent response, they block you, saving you a block. Most of them are kids who have been taught if you are loud and shout people down, you win. They are too ignorant to realize we are shaking our heads, walking away out of pity. One unblocked me to make room, then I promptly blocked them. The boards have been a much better place since.

I didn't like the bullying that I saw on the Cutie Pie board. If a person liked something, they were accused of supporting SA. That is one of the most kindergarten arguments I've ever heard. I don't engage with them because it wouldn't be a fair argument. Who wants to debate a person with 5 year old critical thinking skills?

Please don't give up. I'm not sure how it happened but the bullies did not gain traction on the KP board. It could be that I blocked the NPG automatons, and do not see the zombies, but some of the people I've engaged with have given rational responses, and use analysis to make their point. I don't mind disagreement if the person puts thought into it. I do not engage with the zombies, if it gets personal, I'm done.

I agree with you, if you think something is that horrible, don't watch it. I will be 100%, that I CHOSE to not watch Squid Games or Game of Thrones. Did I run around accusing my co-workers of supporting murder for sport, incest, rape, violence? Do I think they are horrible people? No. My co-workers are adults who can separate fiction from real life. Actually they were very supportive of my not watching the shows, never made fun of me or pushed me to watch them.

I say it's romanticized because we viewers knew they would become a couple, and were more accepting of the stalking and threats toward Porsche. Kinn trashed Jade's bar and threatened his family, but the viewers accepted it because we knew they would eventually be a couple. Was it really consensual when Kinn and his family held so much power over Porsche and his family? There was a huge power differential. Had Porsche ended up with Pete, we may have seen Kinn as a villain, sort of like Korn. Pete and Vegas started out with criminal acts, but viewers love them, and rationalized Vegas' behavior. I don't have a problem with fiction, so I did not have a problem with KP, but toxic behavior is toxic behavior in my opinion. I also believe in redemption.

As much as I hate what Kim did to Porchay, if they make a series about them, I will watch it because I believe in redemption, and I also would want to support the actors.

It seems like Phayu graduated with the last class, so he is probably 22-23.

I blocked the self-appointed keepers of morale virtue, from the Cutie Pie board, so I don't see them. I don't mind when people hate something I like, but the brigade actually bullied and tried to make others feel like crap for having a different opinion.

I must be toxic because I love this series so far! The sexual tension is so thick, almost as thick as Rain's lack of common sense. I'm biased because I like the Rain/Phayu type dynamics in written BL. I tend to like odd couples, and I absolutely love it when the cool, detached guy falls in love first, and hard. Phayu taking responsibility for Rain at the race was very risky for him. I busted out laughing when Phayu told Rain that the thought Rain was mature. The bathroom stall scene was very hot to me. Rain was losing it without over touching and kissing. Whew!

I loved it! Phayu was teasing Rain almost to a breaking point. Rain didn't even realize that the too guys were gone, he was so caught up in the teasing. Men love being teased, and Rain loved it. No lip contact needed, just sexual tension and energy.