I need clarification; was the two old guys at the end Krailert and Naran? It was Krailert narration.
I think it was TrinTanwa because the one on the right has long hair and plays the guitar. You can also see him wearing the same silver bangle Tanwa wore.
Also in ep7 what didn't make sense to me is why didn't Trin take his anger out on the person that shot Victor?…
I think we also have to keep in mind that Trin was also going through his own PTSD at that moment, and he wouldn't be thinking rationally. He's led by grief and anger, and usually people choose the easiest person they can blame. And this time it probably hit harder because Victor's laying there dead right in front of him.
When Claire died, even though he wasn't right there when it happened, his first response was blaming her friends for not keeping her safe, not the actual ones who killed Claire. So it's similar with Victor's situation.
He might start to think who orchestrated the whole thing later on after he's calmed down. But it wouldn't make sense if he was stable enough to think of that right after seeing Victor die.
And to add on about Lert, Trin did lash out at the subordinate who shot Victor at first, then moved on to Krailert. But it might have felt futile? Because deep down he knows the military's effed up. (Also don't think he'd dare punch any military personnel or he'd go straight to jail.). So he goes to the next person he could blame—Tanwa.
back than I made a comment regarding me feeling like Tanwa is somewhat an a*shole to his dad. And some people…
Like Truth Dares mentioned, Phadoem didn't kill Tanwa's mother with his own hands, but he probably drove her into depression which caused her to end her own life. That's why Tanwa understood that his mother wasn't happy being in that marriage and she wanted to set herself free.
And besides his dad indirectly causing his mother's death, Tanwa is also mad at him for burying the case to save face, and act like he had no part in driving her into making that decision. I'm guessing Tanwa's also mad that his dad didn't own up to putting his mom through a suffocating marriage.
We still have no idea how bad it was and what exactly Phadoem did or didn't do enough in the marriage, leading to Tanwa's mother falling into depression. Perhaps we'd get a clearer picture, finally, in the final episode since Phadoem gives Tanwa his mother's novel.
Maybe Trin is in Paris already. We see him wandering in Paris alone in the trailer. But he may sort things out…
That's true! I really hope he's got solid evidence to take down Pracha. We know that the recording tape's gone, so I'm curious what else Lert's got. And even if Lert does end up sacrificing himself, I hope it won't be in vain.
Maybe Trin is in Paris already. We see him wandering in Paris alone in the trailer. But he may sort things out…
I'm honestly thinking the same about Lert, but I really hope he doesn't have to die. I know Pracha isn't gonna let him live....but... 😩 I think your theories might be right and it could all happen in that sequence. There are also theories about Tanwa having the will to live again by completing his mom's novel, and Trin reading it in the end. I feel like it's gonna be a bittersweet ending for all of them since that's been the consistent tone of the series.
Ep8 teaser.... Tanwa holding onto Trin's handkerchief with barely any will left to live. 😢 And we had no sight of Trin!! Where is Trin?? 😩 Everything's just so nerve-racking. Pracha is so scary. Will the good people win for once? Are better days really ahead?
You know what I don’t get…like why did Tanwa’s dad suddenly show up to warn him about going to the student…
That's an interesting take. For me, I think Phadoem probably has eyes everywhere and it's likely that he's been occasionally, if not constantly, keeping tabs on Tanwa. I feel that Phadoem already knew Tanwa is close with Trin, especially after Trin stood up for Tanwa at the event. I wouldn't be surprised either if Phadoem knew Victor went to see Tanwa earlier on the very same day. So as long as Tanwa doesn't get into trouble, he turns a blind eye. But after knowing about the riot control, he went to warn Tanwa just in case because he's not taking any risk.
Though for me, I feel that it's less likely Tanwa was involved in the past since he's against violence, I think there's a chance you might be right about this. Tanwa may have fought before but to no avail, so he doesn't see the point in it anymore. There's still one more episode and we don't know what else they might reveal.
And about Trin getting mad at Krailert, I've always felt that Trin had some reservations about his uncle. So he probably doesn't have that much trust in Krailert as he does in Tanwa. With Tanwa, Trin has almost completely opened up his heart, but he hasn't done the same with Krailert. Trin probably wouldn't be surprised, though still would be mad, if Krailert did something like this. Because I think deep down he expects it. But with Tanwa, it hurts even more since he completely trusts Tanwa.
But we'll see. I think there's a scene from the long teaser where Trin was hugging Lert? So maybe they will eventually sort things out between them. But idk about Trin and Tanwa. After watching Ep8's teaser, I'm just hoping they all survive, except Pracha that piece of 💩.
I'm very worried about both Tanwa and Krailert's state of mind right now. It feels like Krailert's planning to…
I hope Krailert will have the people on his side. Pracha may be powerful, but hopefully with the people's and some media's support, they may be able to take down Pracha. Hopefully 😢
While everyone in the comment section is pitying Tanwa, I am here to say I feel very bad for Krailert. His boyfriend…
I'm very worried about both Tanwa and Krailert's state of mind right now. It feels like Krailert's planning to carry out a suicide mission. I really hope it doesn't end with him sacrificing himself in vain and Pracha that piece of sh*t still wins in the end.
I didn't like what Trin did, Tanwa is not to blame for Victor's death.Trin didn't have the same reaction with…
While I understand why Trin did what he did to Tanwa, I didn't like it either. I really hope Trin comes back to Tanwa and apologizes for what he did before it's too late. Tanwa really has nobody by his side. 😢
Anyway, Tanwa's always been everyone's punching bag because he doesn't fight back. If anything happens to Tanwa, I can't forgive Trin. 😭
Krailert and Tanwa went from home owner protecting his house with a rifle from an intruder, to uncle exchanging nods with nephew's lover to keep their loved one safe. How nice if we could have LertRan and TrinTanwa sit together at a table enjoying a meal with a moment's peace. 🙁
I've been thinking a lot about Trin and Tanwa's fight. I've heard some people are blaming one or the other of…
I think the hardest part isn't for Tanwa to forgive Trin, because I don't think he'd even blame Trin for punching him. The next hardest thing is for Trin to forgive Tanwa for lying to him, robbing him his chance to try and protect Victor regardless of the outcome. And the biggest obstacle of all, in my opinion, would be for Tanwa to forgive himself for lying to Trin and making Trin relive his trauma.
I think to him, the pain he unintentionally caused on Trin hurts even more than Trin's punch. Because all this time, Tanwa just wanted to make Trin happy. But because of his decision to keep it from Trin, it hurt Trin even more. Then there's also the question, whether Trin is able to forgive himself or not. Because he has to forgive himself first to be able to forgive Tanwa.
Both of them just really need to have a long conversation to understand each other's struggles. To be honest, I'm not confident about them reconciling, but I really hope we get a happy ending for them too.
This. 😢 And the saddest part is Tanwa doesn't even have anyone he can turn to when he's having a hard time.…
Would also like to add on that his character representing the hippies shouldn't be taken at face value. Even though that's how his character was introduced, his representation of a hippie only comes secondary as the story unfolds.
He is more than just a carefree hippie. His hippie character is only a facade and a coping mechanism for him. He chose that way of life because of the traumatic experiences he grew up with.
This. 😢 And the saddest part is Tanwa doesn't even have anyone he can turn to when he's having a hard time.…
Thank you ❣ and you're absolutely right about Dawn. People see him as an apathetic selfish coward, but he's just like those who simply want to survive and enjoy the little happiness you can find in life. Because just living is already a daily struggle itself, so he uses his art and music to heal himself and others. He's not a coward. He's just human.
When Claire died, even though he wasn't right there when it happened, his first response was blaming her friends for not keeping her safe, not the actual ones who killed Claire. So it's similar with Victor's situation.
He might start to think who orchestrated the whole thing later on after he's calmed down. But it wouldn't make sense if he was stable enough to think of that right after seeing Victor die.
And to add on about Lert, Trin did lash out at the subordinate who shot Victor at first, then moved on to Krailert. But it might have felt futile? Because deep down he knows the military's effed up. (Also don't think he'd dare punch any military personnel or he'd go straight to jail.). So he goes to the next person he could blame—Tanwa.
And besides his dad indirectly causing his mother's death, Tanwa is also mad at him for burying the case to save face, and act like he had no part in driving her into making that decision. I'm guessing Tanwa's also mad that his dad didn't own up to putting his mom through a suffocating marriage.
We still have no idea how bad it was and what exactly Phadoem did or didn't do enough in the marriage, leading to Tanwa's mother falling into depression. Perhaps we'd get a clearer picture, finally, in the final episode since Phadoem gives Tanwa his mother's novel.
I think your theories might be right and it could all happen in that sequence. There are also theories about Tanwa having the will to live again by completing his mom's novel, and Trin reading it in the end.
I feel like it's gonna be a bittersweet ending for all of them since that's been the consistent tone of the series.
Though for me, I feel that it's less likely Tanwa was involved in the past since he's against violence, I think there's a chance you might be right about this. Tanwa may have fought before but to no avail, so he doesn't see the point in it anymore. There's still one more episode and we don't know what else they might reveal.
And about Trin getting mad at Krailert, I've always felt that Trin had some reservations about his uncle. So he probably doesn't have that much trust in Krailert as he does in Tanwa. With Tanwa, Trin has almost completely opened up his heart, but he hasn't done the same with Krailert. Trin probably wouldn't be surprised, though still would be mad, if Krailert did something like this. Because I think deep down he expects it. But with Tanwa, it hurts even more since he completely trusts Tanwa.
But we'll see. I think there's a scene from the long teaser where Trin was hugging Lert? So maybe they will eventually sort things out between them. But idk about Trin and Tanwa. After watching Ep8's teaser, I'm just hoping they all survive, except Pracha that piece of 💩.
Anyway, Tanwa's always been everyone's punching bag because he doesn't fight back. If anything happens to Tanwa, I can't forgive Trin. 😭
I think to him, the pain he unintentionally caused on Trin hurts even more than Trin's punch. Because all this time, Tanwa just wanted to make Trin happy. But because of his decision to keep it from Trin, it hurt Trin even more. Then there's also the question, whether Trin is able to forgive himself or not. Because he has to forgive himself first to be able to forgive Tanwa.
Both of them just really need to have a long conversation to understand each other's struggles. To be honest, I'm not confident about them reconciling, but I really hope we get a happy ending for them too.
He is more than just a carefree hippie. His hippie character is only a facade and a coping mechanism for him. He chose that way of life because of the traumatic experiences he grew up with.