Just out of curiosity IF they had chosen another pairing to star in Last Twilight, which couple do you think could…
Well, i also can see them, but day will be more sassy, and mhok will be rather cold towards day when they first met. But eventually, p'aof chose jimmysea as mhokday because they can represent the characters in his imagination the most, and i'm so glad he did that.
Ten and prem's characters and interactions are top notch, but their romance plot is kind of all over the place. I think fire and dy's plot is neater and more interesting.
I don't wanna do this, but... You should avoid replying @Ceespicyy comments. I think I replied their comments properly, but they HAVE TO block me and threaten everybody else.
Because that's how humans behave when something doesn't go their way. That just makes his character more human.…
From their dad's conversation that Night was trying to be a better big bro, even if it was "too late", you can imply that he wasn't a "good older brother" back then. And also, Night's effort to be a better big bro, to "change", was to stop drinking. I think from those two facts you can take a guess that drinking was one of his "bad deeds" and it had to be habitual.
Because that's how humans behave when something doesn't go their way. That just makes his character more human.…
From their dad's conversation that Night was trying to be a better big bro, even if it was "too late", you can imply that he wasn't a "good older brother" back then. And also, Night's effort to be a better big bro, to "change", was to stop drinking. I think from those two facts you can take a guess that drinking was one of his "bad deeds" and it had to be habitual.
The settings, the the characters, and the visual effects were beautiful and amazing, but at the same time the story and romance was too confusing, i kinda saw smoke out of my head after watching this... 😂
First and foremost, Day is not in the right for blaming Night, and yeah, it was his fault for not looking at the road properly.
BUT, Day blaming Night is also not wrong in a sense, rather it was a realistic approach given the situation. Imagine if you built your career with great difficulty and your hard work finally paid off. But one day, you had to carry your drunken brother home and it cost you your eyesight AND your career. If you think that you would be okay after everything, that you would not blaming anyone or the situation, that you would talk to yourself to get yourself together and move on... then either you were an angel or right now you're literally spouting some BS. Unless you were religious, you should have at least one thing to blame or you would fall into depression.
And given the context in ep 9, I can tell that Night was not drunk just once or twice. He was most likely a habitual drunkard (and a party animal too), but unfortunately in one of his drinking session, he got himself caught up in an accident with his brother and his brother was going blind because of it. How can you pull yourself together and correct your brother's attitude if deep down you know that you were the one blamed for indirectly bringing your brother in that condition.
As for Mhok, he never tried to correct Day's attitude towards Night, because he knew that it was simply not his place to do it even as his boyfriend. I think he knew that both sides knew what they did wrong and what they should do but not doing because they are not ready. So, letting Day and Night resolve their conflicts naturally is actually the best approach given the situation.
I saw the hashtag got kinda popular, but only on twitter/x tho. I don't think gmm side will take it seriously.
I hope so. It's so unfair for jimmy&sea and LT production team who are putting so much effort in this series but not getting proper support from the management.
And before someone becomes offensive, i have to say that it doesn't mean the ugly creature mentioned in folklore.
She literally screamed in front of everyone because her ship was starting to sail 🤣
You should avoid replying @Ceespicyy comments. I think I replied their comments properly, but they HAVE TO block me and threaten everybody else.
BUT, Day blaming Night is also not wrong in a sense, rather it was a realistic approach given the situation. Imagine if you built your career with great difficulty and your hard work finally paid off. But one day, you had to carry your drunken brother home and it cost you your eyesight AND your career. If you think that you would be okay after everything, that you would not blaming anyone or the situation, that you would talk to yourself to get yourself together and move on... then either you were an angel or right now you're literally spouting some BS. Unless you were religious, you should have at least one thing to blame or you would fall into depression.
And given the context in ep 9, I can tell that Night was not drunk just once or twice. He was most likely a habitual drunkard (and a party animal too), but unfortunately in one of his drinking session, he got himself caught up in an accident with his brother and his brother was going blind because of it. How can you pull yourself together and correct your brother's attitude if deep down you know that you were the one blamed for indirectly bringing your brother in that condition.
As for Mhok, he never tried to correct Day's attitude towards Night, because he knew that it was simply not his place to do it even as his boyfriend. I think he knew that both sides knew what they did wrong and what they should do but not doing because they are not ready. So, letting Day and Night resolve their conflicts naturally is actually the best approach given the situation.
P'Aof you did it!
And the OST is beautiful, omg I'm cryingggg...