Truth Dares

Who cares they tried to kill Peem on multiple occasions, who cares they were about to murder the fentanyl connection guy, who cares they possibly had countless people died by their fentanyl business and who cares they were ready to murder anyone who got in their way, right? Jeez.

It is actually quite hilarious that the same people who say Peem was irredeemable cry that Chet and Park deserved better. Fuck, those two were willing to bump off everybody who got in Chet's way. The only reason they didn't kill anyone is because they failed.

If the father made Peem the sole heir doesn’t the Thanavej hospital falls to Peem’s spouse, Than and not Risa?

Right again. You don't have top say and speak out something if all you can do is constantly going on and on about what theoretical options Pheem has and completely ignore where he is mentally in his journey .

No one gives a flying fig whether you agree with the decision of a character because those decisions have to be in line with said character and their personality traits and with what you find satisfactory enough for yourself in front of the screen.

You still do not seem to acknowledge that Pheem is way over the revenge phase and where he cared about whom he takes down, as he already realised these do not make him happy - he has expressed this on several occasions.

If anyone is stuck in black and white, that is certainly you and not me. You cannot come up with scenarios not dealing with character development of the protagonist.

Leaving me in the dust? Megalol. Hun, I don't need your permission to reply to whatever I want to in an open discussion board. And I don't give a feck how many times you say goodbye, this is not your lounge. No one "granted you a permission to leave", all I said you can leave any time. I did not even say you should. So much for comprehension skills. You can either leave or stay, whatever rocks your boat, but you cannot one-sidedly shut others down. Deal with it.

The reason you are projecting your own feelings and I am not that you are constantly on and on about what you would do in his place, ignoring the fact that you are not Pheem and Pheem is not you, whereas I am trying to analyse what Pheem with his character traits and where he is mentally at this stage would realistically think and do. That is a substantial and quantitative difference. I know that today it is fashionable to think that every opinion is valid, but in reality some people are wrong and others are right. That is what discussions about, get used to it, but if you cannot, you can stop anytime. No one is holding you at gunpoint.

Actually, you are not. You are projecting your own feelings into Pheem. At this stage Pheem is being ready to sacrifice himself for the guy he hurt so much and whom he loves and protecting him and his family is completely in line with his character and fighting for love with the risk of jeopardizing the lives of those would be very much unlike him now.

Because he is tired and he thinks he has done so much damage to the person he loves that he has to sacrifice his life and the lives of his parents, so he wants to walk into his potential death, but before that he wants to be happy for a short time, et before that he marries the man he loves. It is really not that deep.

Chet was not favoured. At all. He was put into the position of the heir because of his "legitimate" status, because that was the most practical and most attractive PR-wise to his father. That is all he cared about. But it does not mean the father cared about him any more than he cared about his other two kids. Yes, Chet looked cushy with him and so did the father with Chet, but only in public and in front of an audience. Chet clearly did not get any care or affection from his father either while growing up, let alone later.

This. It is really not rocket science. I am really speechless how many do not get this. The writing of this show is extremely sloppy but this particular point happened to be showed quite convincingly.

You did not get the point. Of course he will be alive, you know this as a viewer, but the character Pheem doesn't. He thinks he is now potentially walking into his own death.

I don't think Chet was treated any better. He was appointed to be a successor at the beginning because he was the only "legitimate" child, but the father treated him with almost equal disdain and never cared about him either.

The wedding happened now because Peem apparently plans to sacrifice himself and he is not sure he is coming back alive.

Just as I thought, the writers are now making Risa the absolute and ultimate evil, while her being undeniably the worst of them all indeed it is never properly addressed that their worthless father made all of them like this and most certainly it will never be addressed either.
Chet is mourning this human garbage who treated him like a dirt all his life as well as all his other kids, but god forbid to articulate this straight, because he was a "parent" after all.

Some of us think there are some adults who are capable of having a debate without switching to snowflake mode from the tiniest of remarks, but sometimes we are wrong. On MDL, more often than sometimes, actually.

If "the problem is in your gadget" qualifies as insult in your dictionary I seriously wonder how you get on with life in general if you are offended by just this much, but that is not my problem.
Will you be offended again if I ask what were you watching so far if you don't know what Ice had been through when he met Warm, and how could this explain why he went into having a relationship with him, as Warm was the first person who showed him care for a while ? And I am talking about Ice's low self-esteem as a a result of his traumatic past.
Yes, these are not spelled out and being put on a displayer to spoon-feed the audience but one easily could easily come to this conclusion with some comprehension and analytical skills. Now feel free to be offended again.

"Also, staff are going to, generally, follow the orders of the one who pays them."

It does not mean upholding an adult and keeping an them hostage in a house against his will. That is a violation of law. A crime offence. In 2025 it is ridiculous. Some plot lines are jut absurd they don't need to be explained at all costs.

It was not made for the rudimentary, engagement nerd BL fans.

It is absolutely logical. If you don't understand it, the problem is in your gadget. Warm approached Ice at his most vulnerable when he was deserted by everyone and later as he loathed himself, he thought he had to put up with Warm because no one else will ever want him. As for Warm, he thought he found a comfortable partner who will never leave him due to his low self-esteem and with whom he can do whatever he wants.

I have several Thai and Asian friends (as well as exes) and I can tell you it is bonkers. Yes, paternal influence is still huge on them even in adulthood, but no way it would be allowed to physically imprison them, especially via staff members and security guys. Police really does not take domestic abuse seriously but not up to the point of condoning physically keeping them as hostages. That is drama land at its most idiotic. If the father was a head of a criminal syndicate or something, then it might be feasible, but not in this situation.

That was sarcasm, I guess.