All his close friends must be aware of his addiction. So Tar hid a different secret and only Champ knew, that's why he called him immediately after the blackmail? But maybe Tar formed his allegation in an emotional state too. It could be about drugs again and he's caught on camera red-handed with his dealer (?), then he projected his anxious towards Champ because of their old beef regarding Fai. The problem is, was Tar really the first from Avengers to get Truth or Dare letter? Or was there a previous target and that letter succeeded to force the person to kill Fai? Based on series intro and title alone, they obviously emphasize Truth or Dare runs like a red thread through the series and I doubt Tar would be the single letter receiver until the end. Truth or dare seems a mainstream drinking game that Avengers usually did as well whenever they threw their little party in private. And common concept of truth or dare game is to air your dirty laundry (truth) or to keep them safe by doing a silly task from another player as your payment (dare). My feeling, it would be too easy to guess he's the murder if someone sent Tar the letter with a few photos of him taking moves to kill Fai. Too predictable. Too straightforward. Besides, considering assumption Truth or Dare letter wouldn't be just addressed Tar, the case could be changed into a collective murder or having multiple killers of Fai when later on more Avengers members were exposed by those letters with the same kind of photos (killing Fai)... which I believe the novel author, and eventually scriptwriters, found their creative routes to build the mystery around Fai's death much far than that simple option.
I'd say the ones very suspicious and possibly driven by their personal motive so far are Tar, Cherreen, and Champ. A boy can be transformed into an evil the minute his love being rejected, especially when it makes him embarrassed in front of others. Also, a girl can betray her sisterhood if they happen to love the same boy at the campus. Cherreen, with an ambiguous expression on her face while she mentioned ChampFai's future plan to Jade, was weirding me a out, bringing her actual standing between ChampFai into question. And I'm sure Champ wasn't hiding his sadness. He just didn't care, probably was a typical spoiled brat that committing many affairs behind his happy relationship for public eyes.
Kaen, is that you? lol. The moment I saw him, I thought I clicked a wrong video and it's a new season of The Dark Dice. I miss him and Mamay already. It's incredible the actor went from playing a nerd student who got invited as a participant for a big annual innovation expo in Korea to another nerdy looked character but an addict.
Official trailer alone, cinematography is giving me such a feeling as if I were watching a K-drama. I love it. JadeKamin? Looking good together already.
Having this pairing again on my screen is a wonderful way to end the year. I enjoy their previous works and I just know I will be putting myself in a greater experience with Dare You to Death.
Context please? Because if this is about Q, I heard it's going to have 25.
Ah, they still need to do filming and it's almost over. His words didn't mean nothing's left. Dunk only shared on his instagram broadcast some pictures from the filming days they've done.
The key is to fully understand the journey, especially EP7 and EP9. Don't get distracted by JokeZo's hot kisses! When you're able to grasp everything at least from those two episodes, you'll discover the entire Hidden Agenda is not limited to Joke courting Zo, but more into the couple has different perspective based on their own feeling and own history... how they're growing together in their acceptance process, a mutual compromise, and being a better person for their partner. I enjoy this series because I love JokeZo very much, so it's an easy 10/10 from me.
I think Zo's behavior EP12 is one of the most realistic moves I've ever seen in a fictional character. Maybe it's…
And yes it only makes sense for Zo to do his best in taking care of his romance life, showing his genuine love towards Joke, after himself finally having a deep talk with his mother about the many hard years he went through, also after making sure his father had regained consciousness on his bedridden state.
I think Zo's behavior EP12 is one of the most realistic moves I've ever seen in a fictional character. Maybe it's just some BL fans want gay couples to do romance in all kind of situations no matter what, or these people are not that close to their family in real life, but I can symphatize why Zo didn't immediately put his boyfriend his top priority at the moment. If there's any criticism, my thought is the scriptwriters should have given their energy to develop Joke's background properly as well. They wasted too much screentimes for the side couple's issue that have nothing to do to main couple's story and even overlapping the issue Zo carried from his teens, shoving this side couple to resolve their issue in one episode with JokeZo's. Supporting characters should have stayed in their supporting main character roles. Joke the main character deserves way more on this aspect.
Hidden Agenda and Star In My Mind are not the same in the slightest even though lead actors portraying an university student couple again after their first one. Here, why do i read a few comments claim them otherwise? It's like saying Alice in Borderland and Squid Game are the same thing, same story, solely because both series built on a survival game theme. A group of people misleading future viewers with that opinion must be never watch Hidden Agenda every scene, every second, or simply not pay attention enough. Dao and Kluen have been hiding their special feeling for each other since high school. Star In My Mind took place when they entered the campus, with the love story run throughout their first year, heavily focus on miscommunication. It's very different than Hidden Agenda. Zo and Joke were in final years, chasing their love while also being serious involved in debate club activities. Zo got his love interest in Nita and the whole series is Joke trying tricks to win his heart without realizing Zo's traumatic past experience would give a lot of effects to their relationship. Family problems on top of that is playing an important part too. Human make mistakes and I'm satisfied this couple has plenty of good dialogues, healthy talks to learn their partner that followed by considerate actions.
Ahh... I'm addicted to this kind of romcom. Simple story, lots of bantering, yet my heart fluttered everytime they're on screen together. I like KluenDao's chemistry, so natural and fun to watch.
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