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and like clockwork here you are complaining about a bunch of nonsense

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and I actually agree with most of it, as I've said I do not blame him for Victor's death but choices were made and regardless of the intent they had a negative impact. We can stay her all day talking as if trin could have made the difference in changing Victor's mind, or even helping in the security of the event by spreading the word, but the thing is that we'll never know because every action he could have taken was taken away from him and that's the reality that tanwa will have to face. Ofc this is just my opinion. Again, thank you for your response!

You know what? Let's agree to disagree, but thank you for the debate :)

I mean trying to stop someone with words is one thing, deliberately hiding the event at all not even giving him the choice is another and that's where the problem lies, while Trin was selfish for trying to get Claire to stay, he didn't actively stop her, and that's what makes all the difference. And once again, we cannot be sure that Trin talking to Victor would have given the same result, I'm quite sure it wouldn't because it was Trin. Also, I'm not being merciless at all, and I'm not blaming him for Victor's death, BUT he made choices, and those choices, even if made with the best intentions, resulted in the worst, that's all.

Btw, to whoever said that Victor's character has been ruined due to his crush, episode 7 wants to give you all the biggest middle finger

Not at all the same. Trin didn't lie to her, he didn't hide the fact that someone dear to her was in the protest, nor did he try to force her to stay in the house with him. Also, I'm not saying that they gave them the full details, but they definitely knew, they had a feeling that something would have gone done bad hence why Tanwa's father forced his son to stay inside, just like Tanwa deceived Trin to stay with him. It wasn't just about a protest, and they both knew it.

And that i understand but he's not dumb, we saw his worry when telling victor the news, he knew that there was something more, his father wouldn't have restored to talk to him and even leave his bodyguards behind to prevent him from setting foot outside if he didn't know there more than some havoc. We should give more credit to Tanwa's awareness, he had a feeling but protecting Trin was his priority which that doesn't go well with Trin's prospective and principles.

I know that but let's be real, he could have tried harder, he could have told that to Trin whom Victor would have been far more inclined to believe, instead of someone he perceived as this "never serious, wishy washy, never committing to anything" dude. Anyway, what's done is done and Trin has every right to feel betrayed, which is why i don't know how they're going to go from here, i'm sure they will end up together in the end because of the annoying stans but they shouldn't, and i'll stand by it.

I've always been a tanwa defender and a tanwatrin enjoyer, but i must say that I do not know how they can survive this. The silence of his may have cost a life, and there's no rewind button.

From what I've seen on twitter/x thai people love the series, the last episode reached 0.8% of share which for a tv broadcasted gay series is pretty good. The problem is that political stuff is not everybody's cup of tea and the people enjoying the series are just chilling not really trending which makes the numbers organics (something that it's rare to see nowadays with how both fans and companies are so obsessed with trending).

i mean, how can you take seriously someone ridiculous like that? claiming to be a professor and a cinema expert, comparing me to hitler and trump this is peak comedy to me

Calling other people lonely and sad when you are the one being here complaining about every little thing related to the show and calling people who enjoy it boc defenders while we are all here just chilling, enjoying the series, and sharing impressions and theories, but we are the unhappy ones, sure. Anyway, I'm having a tiring but great week so far, and I can't wait for the next episode, hope the same for you too, darling ❤️

babe, i'm not the one obsessively commenting about a series i find cringe with no plot and bad writing, i'm not jobless can't say the same for you but please don't let me hold you from crashing out LOL

LOL

With the way you're so obsessed with antagonizing everyone who is hyping this series up I would say you're the victor in this situation, but whatever rocks your boat, my boo 😘

unclench pls

damn who hurt you bro 🥀

aren't you tired of still being here for a series that "has no plot"? i mean even god rested on the 7th day

bye bye and thank you for the good laugh

I've seen so many bad takes about krailert/naran relationship and why they don't make sense as a couple because of their respective jobs (which btw job=/= personal values) that i feel the need to share these words I've stumbled on Tumblr:
"I feel like Naran is who Krailert wants to be. He lives in fear of risk, so he makes himself as small and military/government-friendly as possible. Which is the opposite of Naran, who will happily take the risk if it means he's helping others as a journalist.

To be fair, I don't think people should be obligated to risk their lives as much as political journalists. Not everyone can handle that. But Krailert is clearly aware of many things and frustrated in his position since he's unable to do anything (as we saw in previous scenes). He's probably a bit numb to the shit that happens, but there's only so much one can ignore. Naran's influence perhaps. But Krailert is, understandably, too scared to push himself into too dangerous of a situation." (credit: https://www.tumblr.com/red-hibiscus)
And I would add that I foresee in the near future Lert being the one igniting the stick match that is Naran, further proving why they work so well together: a stick match is nothing without a person using it, and a person can do nothing in the dark without a stick match to light their way.