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Doc prepared a lame report in 2 copies: he gave one of them to the director (his uncle) and he switched the other one with the report written by Type (when the report was still in Type office). Then Type unknowingly gave to his boss the faux report.
During the scene in the the director office, they made Type's boss say that he wrote the report so they were certain that he was lying.

Actually almost every part of ep. 1 and 2 it's a flashback set between Saifah and Zon kiss at the music contest and their trip to the beach with Fighter and Tutor.
In the beginning of ep. 1 (which is set after the beach trip) Zol and Zon are writing a yaoi novel together and for this reason Zon starts to remember what happened after he and Saifah kissed at the music contest. This long flashback ends in the last part of ep. 2 when we see again Zol and Zon writing the novel together and Saifah arrives at their home.

"This particularly bugs me because it casts a shadow over that beautiful scene where Saifah and Zon each pledge their love to the other before having sex for the first time."

Why? ?

To me Zon does not change his mind suddenly and off screen.
At the end of episode 1 and in the beginning of episode 2 (the lost bracelet scene) it's clearly shown that he has conflicting feelings towards Saifah and their whole relationship: in this part of the story his body language is the total opposite of his words and in the end, when it starts to rain, he comes back because he cares for Saifah despite the harsh and cruel words he said to him. Then, during the part of ep. 2 when Zon's friends and Saifah make him believe that Zon and Saifah were never that close, Zon body language and facial expressions clearly indicate that he's understanding how much he has lost. Zon is fully acknowledging and accepting his feelings towards Saifah when (and because) he thinks he has lost him.

If you are referring to Solo's dad, yes. He's a little too young to me (even if he's described like that in the novel too).
If you are referring to Phu mother, instead, she's his father wife. In ep. 9 he told Kao that his mother was killed in a home invasion robbery.

Well, Tharntype is actually a prequel of Love by Chance so it's more than an effort to tie the two storylines: Type, Champ, Techno, Technic and KengKla appear both in Love by Chance and in TharnType albeit some of them are played by different actors. Actually, Ae and Can of LBC are football player in Type, Champ and Techno team.

I assume that you didn't read the novel: believe me, TulHin story is not cute. At all.

I do agree with you that one of the main problem of this show is the script. BUT Mean and Plan had no chemistry at all and they couldn't stand to kiss. And this is because of them.
They should not apologize, but they should admit not to have done a good job.

@thegayshitposter I totally agree with you. Thanks for your words.
If I may, I would like to add that in some cultures (like mine), referring to men (especially gay men) with feminine words is rude, insulting and mocking. If you do so, you are either denying their gender identity end/or their sexual orientation or you are negatively judging their identity and/or their way of life.
My language is grammatically gendered: we have feminine and masculine but not neuter, even to refer to animals and inanimate objects. Nouns, adjectives and pronouns (and in many cases also verbs) are always in the feminine or masculine version. For this reason, purposefully misgender a person you are speaking/referring to, it's a really strong and negative statement.
This is not only about fetishisation and heteronormativity, but also toxic masculinity, sexism and homophobia.

I do not totally agree with you. Type has a mindset of stereotyping and categorizing people *with a specific reason*. But when he started to process his trauma, he showed a very different mindset.
I think the problem whit this specific sentence is not Type misogyny, but a possibile underlying sexism in Thai ways of speaking that Mame subconsciously poured in her writings.

Usually, but not always. Sometimes life can be quite surprising.
To be clear, I'm not saying that Am will say no to Thorn, but that usually you do not throw a party in advance, just in case... ?

I don't feel that they are tense or annoyed. Probably they are very surprised. And Thorn has not announced his engagement with his girlfriend, but that he wants to propose to her. Before celebration she has still to say yes.

Well, usually you are happy to propose to your significant other but you don't celebrate until your significant other says yes...

I totally agree with you.
About Tharn development, Type himself calls him clingy (in the beginning of part 1, if I'm not wrong). I think that it could be an aftermath of Type breaking up with him and Lhong betrayal at the end of season 1: Tharn probably has scars because of what happened (less than Tar of course, but more than Type) and he probably gets insecure about his relationship.

About the family not being excited about Thorn marriage, I think that in the beginning they were pranking him (San sarcasm, the parents complaining about having cancelled their commitments) but they also are aware that Thorn still hasn't proposed to Am. So they probably will wait for Am consent to the marriage before throwing them a big party. Then Thanya makes that silly comment about Tharn and Type marriage and the atmosphere gets really uncomfortable...

They were not annoyed. Thorn seems an overactive puppy about his announcement and they are just pranking him. Also he hadn't proposed yet so they probably don't want to fully celebrate until they are sure that Am will say yes.

Actually the scene ad Tharn's parents house was supposed to be tense and awkward because it involved talking about marriage that we learn (from Tharn and Type very clear body language) that is a sensitive subject.
We also get to know that at least Tharn mother knows about this (seeing her to comfort Tharn) and also P'Thorn seems to have made an educated guess (judging by his conversation with Type).
In the last scene of the episode we also get the confirmation that Tharn and Type already argued about this matter...

Actually Type explains why he's so upset with Tharn in the very next scene. And he's really detailed...

Type homophobia has a very specific reason. The same reason cannot make him also a mysoginist.