Sorn and Jun aren't together for a hot minute, and Sorn is back to old tricks in wanting Jun just for sex. Maybe the book did have more than the series. But the series still portrays Sorn as nothing more than a sex hungry dawg, with Jun being nothing more than his little plaything.
Idk if it's the writers or the author of the novel. I think it's the author cuz she only focuses on the sex and…
I also agree about Charlie. He was much better in season 1. Besides, with Charlie absorbing everybody's power, he should be a real bad ass and should be able to kick Willy's ass!!!
OK. I know that season 2 is supposed to be filled with more action/adventure than season 1. But the way Kenta keeps getting caught must make him the dumbest of the dumb. But unfortunately, he's not alone for this whole group to be smart, with the exception of Pete (who's being smart), the rest are acting as dumb a bunch of rocks. Or it could just be bad writing! LMFAO!!
I had already guess that Phuwis and Sia Thep was one in the same. I had already guessed the Thun's dad worked for him, too. That was kind of obvious. Now, I wonder if Thun isn't actually Phuwis' son instead of Pakorn?? Hmm! I betcha there's some kind of plot switcheroo going on here! LMFAO!
I'm still watching the episode, but something caught my eye during the break-in scene.. I feel like there's something…
I had already guessed the Phuwis and Sia Thep were one in the same and that the Dad was working for them. Now the question is why? I have a hypothesis!
I think crying, begging for forgiveness, and directly confessing his feelings is a little more than "half-heartedly".…
I must again respectfully disagree with your perspective regarding manipulation, which requires "intent, and malicious intent." That can be true. However, it can just as easily (if not more) be readily associated with the stemming of deep-seated insecurities, learned behaviors, or a lack of self-awareness. And this perspective clearly describes Sorn and his behavior (as well as the behavior of players). You can certainly choose to disagree. However, I hear and respect your perspective.
The overly flirtatious, sexual innuendo, and coyness Kanin is using with Charan that is stereotypically associated infatuated schoolgirls. His character wasn't presented this way when Charan first met him England. It's understandable if Khanin would fall for Charan after he had taken care of and saved life several times. However, this side of Khanin just came out of nowhere 😳. That's what I mean.
I think crying, begging for forgiveness, and directly confessing his feelings is a little more than "half-heartedly".…
I must respectfully disagree that what I stated was a "distortion." That's simply your perception. My perception is that it was all part of the manipulative game Sorn has been playing with Jun. There was nothing in "Sorn's words" indicated that he was being truthful. All the things you noted were more indicative or a "player" not a "lover."
I'm liking the way the series is finally delving back into some more serious tones, rather than focusing solely on the fantasy elements. But I still don't like NuNew playing the oversexed schoolgirl routine. I think it's beginning to get old.
I received a lot of interesting comments about my post that I don't think Sorn and Jun should end up together. There were many great insights and revelations associated with those discussions. I learned a lot from the other posters, and for that, I thank you all."
However, while watching yesterday's episode, I was immediately reminded of why I made my original comment. Now, maybe my subs were wacky, but Sorn seemed to be the same possessive, arrogant SOB I originally thought him to be. He's a messed-up coo coo bird! He still was playing games with Jun's emotions (i.e., "No, I'm telling you when I first liked you. You tell when you first liked me."). I paraphrased, by the way.
What Sorn was missing was the wild sex he was having with Jun (and probably Jun was missing it too). Other than the couple of times Sorn half-heartedly said "I like you," there was nothing remotely like romance or romantic intentions in the conversation. Sorn even went so far as to tell Jun, "When will you be ' my' Jun again?" WTF! Now, I will give it to Sorn during the conversation in the car, where he mentioned "he wanted to introduce him to his mother as her new son-in-law." That was more like it. The rest of the interactions seem selfish on Sorn's part. Now, others may have seen it differently. But, I would respectfully disagree. THAT'S MY STORY AND I'M STICKING TO IT! LMFAO!!!!!!!
However, while watching yesterday's episode, I was immediately reminded of why I made my original comment. Now, maybe my subs were wacky, but Sorn seemed to be the same possessive, arrogant SOB I originally thought him to be. He's a messed-up coo coo bird! He still was playing games with Jun's emotions (i.e., "No, I'm telling you when I first liked you. You tell when you first liked me."). I paraphrased, by the way.
What Sorn was missing was the wild sex he was having with Jun (and probably Jun was missing it too). Other than the couple of times Sorn half-heartedly said "I like you," there was nothing remotely like romance or romantic intentions in the conversation. Sorn even went so far as to tell Jun, "When will you be ' my' Jun again?" WTF! Now, I will give it to Sorn during the conversation in the car, where he mentioned "he wanted to introduce him to his mother as her new son-in-law." That was more like it. The rest of the interactions seem selfish on Sorn's part. Now, others may have seen it differently. But, I would respectfully disagree. THAT'S MY STORY AND I'M STICKING TO IT! LMFAO!!!!!!!