ItsWorthIt

The overall concept of the show was clear and engaging, with well-executed performances from the cast. Trin and Thanwa — two wounded souls who found one another, and in doing so, discovered the healing they had been searching for. Their journey together was tender, and a beautiful reminder of love’s power to mend what’s broken.”

However, Victor’s unnecessary stubbornness, which ultimately led to his death, came across as frustrating and avoidable. It seemed as though he wanted to go out with a dramatic flourish — and unfortunately, that decision cost him everything.

While I don’t personally agree with suicide, I can understand how, from a storytelling perspective, this could have been a powerful and more realistic ending for Krailert. If the directors had chosen this route, it might have given the finale greater emotional depth and resonance. For a character forced to conceal his true self from the world, who had already lost his first love at the hands of his own family, such a tragic conclusion would have underscored the painful reality of repression, control, and generational expectations.

Instead, the narrative emphasized the forced path of conforming — being compelled into a relationship, marriage, and parenthood that only deepened his misery. Exploring this darker, more authentic trajectory could have left a more heartfelt and impactful impression, aligning with the emotional weight the series aimed to deliver.