I don't know if anyone noticed this but if you haven't, google "Lucifer being driven out of heaven" The position that he is in, the nudity, the vulnerability in his face and the lone tear at the corner of his eye...is the same freaking position that Dan was in when Yok painted him. I don't know if that was intentional or not but it seems like way too much of a coincidence.
I think it's understandable to be slightly disappointed in the ending. A lot of things were left unanswered. How did they magically get saved? What happened with Tawi? Who takes people you plan to kill to such a populated area and not some abandoned warehouse? Who posted their bail? B/W parents? His mom is a judge so maybe she got them a lighter sentence? Dan was forgiven with a single punch which is understandable but doesn't solve much because he quit his job out of guilt and I wanted to see more fight and rebellion from him...like maybe he was the one who tipped people off that they had been kidnapped, that would have been an excellent explanation because he would have witnessed it happening. Obviously it's still good, it's excellent, and yes it realistic in a way. Sometimes protesting is all you can really do, it takes thousands to affect change rather then just some ragtag gang of honorable delinquents. They made their point and stuck to their principals that they were ready to die for and did what they felt was right and helpful to their society. Change doesn't happen in a day and so long as we continue to fight, maybe it at least paves the way to change and a slightly better future.
So far it's been pretty accurate but if they plan on fitting an entire finale into two episodes I wish they'd put more cute scenes into the past six eps....
Black is a textbook sociopath if you watch how he portrayed and going along with the symptoms of sociopathy. Lying, manipulative, disregard for their/others safety, law breaking, aggression...even as a child he was more outspoken and reckless than White was. It almost makes sense that Black would end up the way he did, it almost makes me think that he doesn't really care about fairness or justice (or at least doesn't care as much as the others might) he's just doing whatever the hell he wants without restraint because to him it is a kind of freedom to be how he is without question.
I do want to watch this but 50 eps is waaay too long for this kind of plot, 16 eps would be the perfect amount to get things over and done with and sometimes even those are too draggy...
Demanding that she be grateful that the step-mom raised her is really not right, especially when she clearly plays favorites with her own biological son. Defending him, giving him better food, indulging his partying and laziness... Now they stupidly wasted all their money, leaving all of them homeless, and this girl is supposed to just brush it off and forgive them? No. Kids don't ask to be born or choose who raises them, so demanding respect for a childhood where she clearly didn't feel prioritized and loved (and the fact that the dad refuses to explain things about her mom to her) is just not on. I am curious how this will all play out but 50 eps is gonna be very hard to get through...
Leo and Fiat are cute, I like that so far they haven't had any seriously toxic moments in their relationship, like even if they get jealous/possessive it's more sweet then it is horrible. Leon is cute but I don't see the appeal of Pob, like there is nothing to his personality other than he likes cats. That's literally the only thing that defines his character. Also, it's obvious he's in love with Leo because he had his picture in his phone and he probably used the orphanage stuff as an excuse to talk to him and then later diffuse situation. He may not steal another persons boyfriend but that doesn't mean a crush goes away or you can't have one. I hope Leo doesn't blow up in the next episode, it'll just strain the relationship...
Leon with his sex advice was fricking hilarious...squeeze him till he's dry on the bed...honestly Fist should do that anyway... So far this series is pretty darn enjoyable, you can see how much Leo cares for Fiat and how much Fiat is trying to be a better person for him. So far no insanely toxic situations which I'm honestly grateful for and I really hope that carries throughout the whole show.
This was a lovely adaptation, so enjoyable, there wasn't a moment that I didn't like it. But it was unfortunately very short and it ended rather abruptly. I would have like a more mutual confession like in the anime and although I wasn't expecting much from the kisses, the barely there press of lips did take away from the impact of the scenes. But I liked it for what it was, and I will definitely be watching the anime for 4th time now. I hope this gets sequel for Akihiko and Haruki...
"I saw myself in Noh Shin Woo" that for me was something really powerful and telling for how the direction of this story would go. When he could no longer only see Daon, TK found himself looking at things from a different perspective and found that in Shin Woo. Someone to match his honesty, loneliness, and fearlessness in confessing love. Similarly, I think Daon found himself in TK, or rather who he wanted to be, honest, brave, curious and full of self discovery...in a way he probably wasn't ready for a relationship because he hasn't grown as a person yet, he would just try to make TK happy all the time while never focusing on his own issues. I'm actually happy that TK ended up with Shin Woo, in some odd and cute way they just seem to complete each other, Shin Woo's awkward and TK brutal honestly is kinda a perfect match, and they are so cute together, when Shin Woo smiles my heart melts like butter and TK was always the one who brought out that side of him. Their kiss was so sweet, if not unfairly short, but I'll take it since I wasn't even expecting one. Also, I can't be the only one who thinks this isn't the end. First of all, who is Lee Tae Sung? The teacher has clearly given Namgoong advice about confessing and regret because Namgoong has passed that advice down throughout the series so I'm guessing the teacher is also gay and his first love suddenly popped back into his life? Also Namgoong clearly has feelings for So Hee but she hasn't put her feelings for Daon to rest yet and he's still finding himself and probably still questioning his sexuality, so there's more there as well. It just doesn't feel done yet and frankly I think a sequel would be awesome and since TK and Shin Woo are happily together, it can dive more deeply into the other characters. Daon's issues with his family, Namgoong and and So Hee, the teacher and the mystery man....also I firmly believe that it should be called Light On Us instead of Me. I'm hoping they have plans for another season because if they didn't then they could have easily tied up all the loose ends in the last two eps but they left so much out in the open that there just has to be some idea in place, otherwise why do it? Fingers crossed but either way, this one of the most enjoyable series I've watched in a while.
So far I really like this...judging from TharnType, I thought he was going to insufferable and an all around dislikable character but it feels like I'm watching an abandoned puppy that needs a hug. His issues with abandonment stem straight from childhood and that's a really tough mentality to break free from so it's almost not hard to see why he slept around. What that girl said was also true, yes he's been with a lot of people but he never went out of his way to hurt someone and let's be honest, if it was a hetero relationship and Leo was the inexperienced "girl" and Fiat the overly-experienced man...no one would even bat an eyelash Stay out of people's sexual pasts, regardless of if they themselves regret it or not, it's not like Fiat is the only person in the world who has had sex.
Although I haven't seen the ep yet since I'm waiting for the finale, I feel like people are judging the characters too harshly... Understand that these are a bunch of stupid TEENAGERS who don't have the sense, patience, or maturity to act like adults in these confusing situations. Naturally feelings are are always changing, liking more than one person, not knowing who you like more, wanting someone a lot and even getting impatient to have the feelings returned...they're literally kids finding their own way in life and naturally they're not gonna get it right the first time but that's all part of the journey to growing up.
I like everything you said up to the last part. I don't want a season two where they drag this particular love…
Of course a 2nd season is unnecessary, I was just giving an example of what could potentially happen if there were a 2nd one. This is playing out to have a pretty conclusive ending so...
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The position that he is in, the nudity, the vulnerability in his face and the lone tear at the corner of his eye...is the same freaking position that Dan was in when Yok painted him.
I don't know if that was intentional or not but it seems like way too much of a coincidence.
How did they magically get saved? What happened with Tawi? Who takes people you plan to kill to such a populated area and not some abandoned warehouse? Who posted their bail? B/W parents? His mom is a judge so maybe she got them a lighter sentence? Dan was forgiven with a single punch which is understandable but doesn't solve much because he quit his job out of guilt and I wanted to see more fight and rebellion from him...like maybe he was the one who tipped people off that they had been kidnapped, that would have been an excellent explanation because he would have witnessed it happening.
Obviously it's still good, it's excellent, and yes it realistic in a way. Sometimes protesting is all you can really do, it takes thousands to affect change rather then just some ragtag gang of honorable delinquents. They made their point and stuck to their principals that they were ready to die for and did what they felt was right and helpful to their society. Change doesn't happen in a day and so long as we continue to fight, maybe it at least paves the way to change and a slightly better future.
Lying, manipulative, disregard for their/others safety, law breaking, aggression...even as a child he was more outspoken and reckless than White was.
It almost makes sense that Black would end up the way he did, it almost makes me think that he doesn't really care about fairness or justice (or at least doesn't care as much as the others might) he's just doing whatever the hell he wants without restraint because to him it is a kind of freedom to be how he is without question.
Leon is cute but I don't see the appeal of Pob, like there is nothing to his personality other than he likes cats. That's literally the only thing that defines his character.
Also, it's obvious he's in love with Leo because he had his picture in his phone and he probably used the orphanage stuff as an excuse to talk to him and then later diffuse situation. He may not steal another persons boyfriend but that doesn't mean a crush goes away or you can't have one.
I hope Leo doesn't blow up in the next episode, it'll just strain the relationship...
So far this series is pretty darn enjoyable, you can see how much Leo cares for Fiat and how much Fiat is trying to be a better person for him. So far no insanely toxic situations which I'm honestly grateful for and I really hope that carries throughout the whole show.
But it was unfortunately very short and it ended rather abruptly.
I would have like a more mutual confession like in the anime and although I wasn't expecting much from the kisses, the barely there press of lips did take away from the impact of the scenes.
But I liked it for what it was, and I will definitely be watching the anime for 4th time now.
I hope this gets sequel for Akihiko and Haruki...
When he could no longer only see Daon, TK found himself looking at things from a different perspective and found that in Shin Woo. Someone to match his honesty, loneliness, and fearlessness in confessing love.
Similarly, I think Daon found himself in TK, or rather who he wanted to be, honest, brave, curious and full of self discovery...in a way he probably wasn't ready for a relationship because he hasn't grown as a person yet, he would just try to make TK happy all the time while never focusing on his own issues.
I'm actually happy that TK ended up with Shin Woo, in some odd and cute way they just seem to complete each other, Shin Woo's awkward and TK brutal honestly is kinda a perfect match, and they are so cute together, when Shin Woo smiles my heart melts like butter and TK was always the one who brought out that side of him.
Their kiss was so sweet, if not unfairly short, but I'll take it since I wasn't even expecting one.
Also, I can't be the only one who thinks this isn't the end.
First of all, who is Lee Tae Sung? The teacher has clearly given Namgoong advice about confessing and regret because Namgoong has passed that advice down throughout the series so I'm guessing the teacher is also gay and his first love suddenly popped back into his life?
Also Namgoong clearly has feelings for So Hee but she hasn't put her feelings for Daon to rest yet and he's still finding himself and probably still questioning his sexuality, so there's more there as well.
It just doesn't feel done yet and frankly I think a sequel would be awesome and since TK and Shin Woo are happily together, it can dive more deeply into the other characters.
Daon's issues with his family, Namgoong and and So Hee, the teacher and the mystery man....also I firmly believe that it should be called Light On Us instead of Me.
I'm hoping they have plans for another season because if they didn't then they could have easily tied up all the loose ends in the last two eps but they left so much out in the open that there just has to be some idea in place, otherwise why do it?
Fingers crossed but either way, this one of the most enjoyable series I've watched in a while.
His issues with abandonment stem straight from childhood and that's a really tough mentality to break free from so it's almost not hard to see why he slept around.
What that girl said was also true, yes he's been with a lot of people but he never went out of his way to hurt someone and let's be honest, if it was a hetero relationship and Leo was the inexperienced "girl" and Fiat the overly-experienced man...no one would even bat an eyelash
Stay out of people's sexual pasts, regardless of if they themselves regret it or not, it's not like Fiat is the only person in the world who has had sex.
Understand that these are a bunch of stupid TEENAGERS who don't have the sense, patience, or maturity to act like adults in these confusing situations.
Naturally feelings are are always changing, liking more than one person, not knowing who you like more, wanting someone a lot and even getting impatient to have the feelings returned...they're literally kids finding their own way in life and naturally they're not gonna get it right the first time but that's all part of the journey to growing up.