jpny01

Win isn't so much a ghost as a human sent back from "heaven" for some purpose.

The question is pretty broad, so I'm not sure what you don't get, but I'll try. The guy in black is a ghost. Win, the guy who got burned by the cup, is human, but he's been sent back by "heaven" for reasons we don't know yet (nor does he). He has ghost powers and can project his spirit out of his body.

Tha (the guy with the tattoos) also has that power, but he's a totally normal human otherwise.

Win died when he was hit by the car. We haven't seen how the guy in black (Wit) died, but it's implied it was suicide.

There is a 10 year gap between the "today" storyline, where Wit is a ghost and the kids are trapped in the dorm, and the "past" storlyine, where Wit and Win are in a relationship.

Did you mean Wit? Tha and Wit are brothers - we saw that a couple of episodes ago - Wit pushed younbg Tha, who hit his head. Adult Tha still has the scar from it.

I'm viewing it from a human point of view. Taking an entire class of people and painting them the same way every time is not acceptable, discrimanatory, and demonizing, and creates an expectation that men should behave in a heteronormative manner, which is the primary basis of homophobia.

There's nothing wrong with having flamboyant characters, but they should be characters, not cariatures. This is the gay equilvalent of blackface.

There's nothing wrong with being flamboyant. There is something very wrong with ALL flamboyant characters being made pathetic comic relief. Flamboyant doesn't mean borderline sexual predator - in some BLs, outright sexual predators.

The guy that's bbomb's biggest fan and has a fujoshi sidekick.

All the boys in this are so f#$%ing adorable I can't stand ot/

Did it seem to you that she was judging his sexuality? Some people saw it that way, and I'm wondering if I missed something. To me she just seemed concerned about him, but maybe I'm seeing that through the lens of my relationship with my own mother.

It seems underrated here with a 7.4, but at least people are watching it! I think it deserves higher, although they're not really selling the main couple very well - but there's till time for that to fo somewhere. I wish they'd let Peter be his gorgeous sexy self instead of being scared and ridiculous all the time, although he is funny.

I wasn't sure if Pi's breakdown was supposed to be OTT or serious - If it was OTT, then it wasn't OTT enough, and if it was serious, it didn't work. Some of that is bad writing, though - it came out of nowhere.

It's funny, I didn't find Meen at all attractive until this ep, when I noticed how absolutely beautiful his eyes are. I love him.

I didn't get that impression about his mother - she was concerned that he came home at 2 am in the morning and has been unfriendly and distant lately - she didn't say anything about his sexuality. Also, she said she noticed the book because it looked like it was going to fall, which is legitimate.

I liked the episode overall, but I thought it was spoiled by the ending - that weird breakdown scene came too much out of nowhere, and it stretches credibility that Mork showed up - either he's a telepath with teleportation powers or he's a psycho stalker. He's absolutely welcome to psycho-stalk me all day if Pi doesn't want him, for sure.

I think he was asking because "progressive relationship" means one that's modern and socially conscious, whereas I think you meant "a relationship that progresses", as opposed to one that is a roller-coaster of progress and setbacks. Did I understand correctly?

And his voice, the way he talks and moves, and more or less everything about him. Also, he has the power to teleport, which is very cool. I would like to date a superhero. Either that, or he follows Pi around 24/7, because he is always there at just the right moment. ALWAYS. WTF was he doing out in the rain? Unless Pi walked to his house and that last scene was right outside, there is absolutely no reason for Mork to have been there.

I think that's true, but there is usually a reason to DISlike someone, and Pi has all of the reasons. Except that he's physically cute, but is that really enough?

The only case I can think of where the film was light-years better than the novel is The Godfather. The novel is actually fairly bad, and the film is one of the greatest of all time.

I think they made Pi too obnoxious in the series. He really doesn't have any redeeming features - he was even rude to his mother. I'm guessing in the novel he was more sympathetic - you can probably "hear"what he's thinking, but that's why it's such a bad idea to adapt novels - they don't work as screenplays because they're totally different media. In live action, you have to show us visually, whereas in a novel you are "shown" verbally.

This is unwatchably boring and unoriginal. All we got is people texting and playing football, and lots of an incredibly offensive stereotype screeching constantly - it's so f#$%ing homophobic.

It is just me? I actually couldn't stay awake trying to watch this. I was hoping for some Kaownah & Turbo, but it doesn't look like we're going to get more than a few seconds here or there. I'm not wasting any more time on this.

This was so boring I couldn't stay awake. At least Fish has Neo (Duean) and I could stare at Mork all night.

That's the only reason I'm watching at this point, and it's not enough.