Okay so like, SO much went down in episode 3, and then in episode 4??? Tone literally gets threatened by Chin…
Phoem is either gay af, has an std or I have no idea what his deal is, But someone being called SHIN messing around, dude, you're up for a HSF knocked out!
Just finished ep3 and I really want to join Tone on that punching bag or better punch the hell out of everyone. I guess we're not giving any family of the year awards this season. The whole cast is amazing, I already hate them with passion! 😁
I'm losing my mind with the music in this series, it's absolute perfection! I can replay the scene where he left him clothes in the beginning only to listen to the violin on and on! Unfortunately, I still can't find that song.
I'm really looking forward to your comments once it airs. And in a very, very good way. I'm an orthodox Christian…
Although I've been baptized as a kid, the only times I go into a church/cathedral is either for a wedding or out of architectural curiosity. We've never had religious classes at school, too. I've read the bible more like a novel rather than anything else, that's why I said I'm curious about the Catholics take on the series. They've been schooled in these texts.
I'm really looking forward to your comments once it airs. And in a very, very good way. I'm an orthodox Christian…
On sexuality or homosexuality? If it's the latter then exactly the same as the Catholics, it's still a sin but we don't have these strict schools and going to church on a weekly basis, etc.
Facts to share: I don't know if someone had already seen (talked about) this but, in the first episode around…
You're not wrong, it's meaning really is fate. Also, the jade necklace is called ping an kou (平安扣) and is given for protection. This is how it will end up on Pete's neck eventually. And speaking of Pete, his tattoo reads: safe, stability, calm.
The source for the above is a friend of mine who speaks Chinese, if you wonder.
He doesn't have as many lines as Nani, but you should follow his facial expressions and especially his eyes. They'll…
For me, that hand gesture at 32:26-32:27 was intended to shut Pete off. I'm not sure if I can explain it but there's a certain gesture that is meant to dismiss people (waving your hand) and this is exactly what Niran did (don't forget he's the master in this scene, that's why he's also sitting in a chair), minus the fact that Pete didn't care and slapped him through the wrist.
At 40:49 and 40:55, I honestly don't see it. He's just once again being authoritative. I don't understand much Thai but the way he speaks is like a Thai language teacher, whereas Pete curses ans swears, also uses slang words. It shows the difference between their characters.
What are you talking about? I don't remember the scene you're talking about. Is it a scene from episode ? Or the…
In the trailer (1:43) Pete and Niran are sharing a room, divided by tape. It's the same room in episode 1, when Pete goes back to his house (where Nani is shirtless).
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The source for the above is a friend of mine who speaks Chinese, if you wonder.
At 40:49 and 40:55, I honestly don't see it. He's just once again being authoritative. I don't understand much Thai but the way he speaks is like a Thai language teacher, whereas Pete curses ans swears, also uses slang words. It shows the difference between their characters.