First of all, Phu is really so cute. I'm afraid of how the truth (if this parallel world is indeed a made-up story to cover up what really is happening) will break him, considering he's the type to believe everything anyone says and look at him opening up, being attached. One thing that we confirmed is Jin's ability to hear thoughts, but the questions he asked: "When did you get to know Phu? When did you start liking him? How did you know he was going to study here?" and the answer he got by hearing Cir's thoughts: "I never thought someone like P’Cir would eavesdrop on others" confirmed one theory, and that is, Cir is a stalker.
There's a lot happening here, with us finally meeting his mom and getting an overview of the dangerous level of control she has over Cir. I was honestly wondering, behind the goal of making her son suffer more, what is the reason? If she was getting back at Cir's dad, considering how she thinks he's trying to ruin her reputation, then there must be some kind of feud between them, even prohibiting Cir from meeting his dad. It doesn't make sense that she would put that on Cir, though. Unless it's because she failed to control her ex-husband, so Cir is the one paying for it.
By the end of the episode, the last scene shown in the preview contains two Cir. "How do you feel about a different future?" Now this made it more confusing because we have already confirmed that Cir is a stalker, canceling out the real possibility of a parallel universe. But who says the two-story line cannot exist together? Maybe the Cir in this world is indeed a stalker. But if he really was from the other world, then how could he know that to the point of answering Jin in his mind of the exact things?
Or maybe everything is just in his mind? The way his mother handles him may have affected him throughout his growth. I'm leaning on dissociative identity disorder in this case. Having an obsession with Phu in a world controlled by his mom and her rules. It doesn't seem far off for this to be his coping mechanism to escape.
"He seemed to understand about this. He even watched a boys' love series. But when it comes to me..."
This line is so real. Someone close to me also loves watching GL and BL but is homophobic. I'm not saying that Teerak's dad is homophobic because what he was thinking about is Teerak's future in a mind that has been sculpted by his generation, where the end goal is to have a traditional family where there is a dad and a mom, then their kids. But this line can really tell you that out there, there are people who is still not as open despite enjoying the contents.
The effect of the divorce on the brothers really makes you understand Yotha's character. Though he was the brave one to challenge love, landing on someone who doesn't actually love him while he gives him his heart is enough to explain his current state and perception. The love left in him is shallow enough, and he ended up losing it completely, which made him question what love even is. It's like going out of your comfort zone to challenge a goal and failing, then questioning your ability. I just hope he heals, because Gun doesn't deserve to be the one receiving all the baggage he has accumulated.
On another note, this really made me curious about Fai's love story. The guy is afraid of not being loved, so he became a people-pleaser, a kind person who would put others before himself. Even at the cost of swallowing his own emotions. Despite the fear, he doesn't know what love is. So figuring out he loves Wine would be a real challenge.
Now we're done.. I can't believe how attached I've been to this show. At first, I started it because I wanted something light in my life, but every episode actually gave more than light; it gives you warmth as well. Maybe it's because I decided to read the novel, and there's actually more than going on considering we see their perspectives and read their thoughts there. I love Fourever You so much that my Thursdays became a day I looked forward to.
I really hope they proceed with Season 2. With the scene between Fah and Typhoon that they showed, they really should. They can't just start that and drop it as that.
I have watched a lot of survival shows throughout the year, almost not missing anything. So believe me when I say, Universe League is the best. My personal favorites are Produce X 101 and Boys Planet because of the people in there, but if I look at the show as a whole, Universe League has the least drama and most interesting episodes. Not to mention the way they have produced a lot of songs throughout!
Cir saying he's a robot and the woman regarding him as her puppy boy can actually be related to what is currently happening. See, he knew Phu even before the accident but never bothered him. Sure, it could be that he's near death's door and decided that life is short, so he should pursue what he wants. But that doesn't align with his claim that he's suddenly from another world. Besides, the facts of this world's Cir and Phukan were that they only talked once, but there seems to be another happening that was not revealed yet hinted by Wim. Which I think is also what Jin is referring to when he said Cir should say the truth. But I still want to see more. Cir might be the same person, only with newly added memories that pushed him more to pursue Phukan.
That scene where he recalls the memories with the other world's Phukan through his dreams, I assume, was amazing. He could be reaching through his hippocampus or looking through hyperbolic space in a wormhole.
Oh wow. The vibe of the first episode is amazing! As for the last part... As expected, GMMTV, you and your interesting plots. Since Rak mentioned her family is full of doctors (dad, mom, brother), either of the three might be involved unknowingly or knowingly with Pam's mom's death. Or it might go deeper with discussion regarding healthcare. I'm excited to know!
I'm really glad Pepper is with Thame to make him realize things since the last episode. Po was about to overthink and would drown in if Per didn't make Thame realize his words.
"Next time, don't follow my speed, okay? Just be yourself. I want to adjust myself to your rhythm too."
"How about we find a balance to see which speed suits us best?"
They are NOT just talking about the walk!! This is what love truly is—no rushing and moving at the pace they are both comfortable with. Love takes time.
There's a lot happening here, with us finally meeting his mom and getting an overview of the dangerous level of control she has over Cir. I was honestly wondering, behind the goal of making her son suffer more, what is the reason? If she was getting back at Cir's dad, considering how she thinks he's trying to ruin her reputation, then there must be some kind of feud between them, even prohibiting Cir from meeting his dad. It doesn't make sense that she would put that on Cir, though. Unless it's because she failed to control her ex-husband, so Cir is the one paying for it.
By the end of the episode, the last scene shown in the preview contains two Cir. "How do you feel about a different future?" Now this made it more confusing because we have already confirmed that Cir is a stalker, canceling out the real possibility of a parallel universe. But who says the two-story line cannot exist together? Maybe the Cir in this world is indeed a stalker. But if he really was from the other world, then how could he know that to the point of answering Jin in his mind of the exact things?
Or maybe everything is just in his mind? The way his mother handles him may have affected him throughout his growth. I'm leaning on dissociative identity disorder in this case. Having an obsession with Phu in a world controlled by his mom and her rules. It doesn't seem far off for this to be his coping mechanism to escape.
This line is so real. Someone close to me also loves watching GL and BL but is homophobic. I'm not saying that Teerak's dad is homophobic because what he was thinking about is Teerak's future in a mind that has been sculpted by his generation, where the end goal is to have a traditional family where there is a dad and a mom, then their kids. But this line can really tell you that out there, there are people who is still not as open despite enjoying the contents.
On another note, this really made me curious about Fai's love story. The guy is afraid of not being loved, so he became a people-pleaser, a kind person who would put others before himself. Even at the cost of swallowing his own emotions. Despite the fear, he doesn't know what love is. So figuring out he loves Wine would be a real challenge.
I really hope they proceed with Season 2. With the scene between Fah and Typhoon that they showed, they really should. They can't just start that and drop it as that.
That scene where he recalls the memories with the other world's Phukan through his dreams, I assume, was amazing. He could be reaching through his hippocampus or looking through hyperbolic space in a wormhole.
"How about we find a balance to see which speed suits us best?"
They are NOT just talking about the walk!! This is what love truly is—no rushing and moving at the pace they are both comfortable with. Love takes time.