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Maybe they will make Alan a creepy, crazy and obsessive character so we will root for Jim and Wen at the end, lol? I feel that the main pairing doesn't get enough love from the viewers. I'm not feeling them either.

Watch The Eclipse. Khaotung did great in all those sad scenes about his dead uncle.

Li Ming won't end up like him, because his personality is completely different. Jim is the kind of guy who tells others, you can't make it. And Li Ming is the kind of guy who just goes out there and proves everyone wrong. There are a lot more Jims in this world than Li Mings.

Nothing takes the audience faster out of the moment than a tease kiss where they kiss a notebook on both sides, lol. I'm traumatized by that.

It's Thailand. And it's acting. In most of those teenage dramas the actors are at least in their early twenties. It's not any different in Western series either.

"Most kids start making out by age 14..."
I personally think this is tragic.

I personally think kissing and touching is needed to show us two people are a couple. Wen and Alan for example. I don't even recall if they kissed on the lips in the last episode. I think they did? But we instantly got those couple feels with the smiles, the embraces, the teasing, little kisses on the neck and stuff. That's how it's done.

They are pretty young. I think that's the issue here. Since they filmed this before MSP Fourth wasn't even 18.

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Well, I have another one: Jim and Wen won't last.

I always care the most about the plot. Looking at Jim's reaction in the next episode, the kiss was necessary to move the plot forward. I honestly had no idea they would go down the couple route. Sure, they hinted that way, but I wasn't expecting them to kiss. Fake or not - I'm fine with it.

When you look at MSP though ... is there any other plot than them being a couple and winning Hot Wave? It's just strange that two teenage boys who are soooo in love find every possible way to NOT kiss. And the explanation they give us (if there is even an explanation) makes no sense. It dragged the whole series down for me. Just do a fake kiss then, let them be playful afterwards like in this episode. So the plot makes sense and everything is good.

I dislike them both, especially Jim. He is at my age. That guy is too whiny, and honestly, he has no balls.

That fake kiss was done well. It was cute, looked real, the plot moved forward. Compare this to the almost-kisses in My School President. Those are really pissing me off. They should stop with that crap. If I have learned something in this episode that they can make good "fake" kisses.

What? He had an injury again? He broke his arm while filming Eclipse!

I was into it since ep 5. I wasn't feeling it before either. But now it's worth watching.

I want to read all the comments and talk about this series, but there are just too many. Would me take hours, lol.

I find it mind boggling when someone has a good guy or a good girl, but is unhappy for no good reason. So they look for someone else. You think that person will be better? It's different when you're indeed in a bad relationship. Then run! But if you have a decent guy ... Whatever Wen needs, I wonder if he will find it, because I see that the problem lies in himself. There are countless people who destroy something good, just because of some inner turmoil they can't overcome. This is pretty realistic, but tragic. I don't think Uncle Jim is the better guy for him, honestly. Maybe they are indeed more compatible. But I wouldn't bet on them being happy ever after.

Yeah, he wasn't really a bad boy. But the attitude, the smoking, the tattoos ... the character was more on the wild side compared to the other characters he played since than. I saw him first in Not Me, so seeing him as Aye in Eclipse was strange.

And the thing is, he didn't do anything wrong. At the beginning I thought he was too clingy, too possessive, too dominant. Wen was complaining he is suffocating. But there were some moments where I expected Alan to react differently, more aggressive, less understanding. But at the end of the day he was pretty accepting and just hurt. He was just trying his best. It was hard to stomach, honestly. Even when he talked with his friend about Wen and his relationship he was pretty rational. I expected him to be more abusive, if that makes sense. Or not willing to listen, not willing to let go. I thought he would be more of a control freak. But honestly ... that wasn't the case.

I wonder if this has anything to do with First's performance. He is just too good in emotional scenes. So we feel for him so much.

In my eyes a story is good, if it makes you think and feel. Mission accomplished, I would say. But personally I'm not rooting for Wen and Jim. Nope. Sorry. But I'm fine if they end up together. I don't have to like it.

I feel like others improve when they act with him. Mix' acting was really great. In every scene with First he did well.

For some reason I didn't think he would have chemistry with Mix. But little did I know ...