I'm with Sophee, like lets start wrapping this up! Burn up that house and start releasing those spirits and move the plot on, there's only 1 ep left! What is the point of Khun Yai linking up with Kaewta 2.0 if he knows he needs to reincarnate? OG Sophee and Chai are the only ones living in reality knowing Kaewta 2.0 and Khun Yai aren't going to work out since Khun Yai is a SPIRIT. The whole remembering the past isn't working since I'm assuming Kaewta 2.0 is gonna end up with Khun Yai 2.0/ the art professor or end up in a throuple with Chai and Khun Yai 2.0. Also Kaewta is the worst friend ever letting OG Ruedee get snatched up and then treating Ruedee 2.0 like an excuse to talk to her fine brother. I'm here the for the mess, but I know ep 12 is gonna be messy, it better be an hour long finale...
Is this supposed to be the thai version of 10 Things I Hate About You? The vibes and plot are so similar. They even showed the book the film was based off of when Kant was reading his brother's book. I'm lowkey living for it...
The amount of times I screamed, cried, and keked is ridiculous! San was so romantic and really grew as a character. I loved the story and the message. Everytime Vee spoke was like listening to a motivational speaker. I think he wasn't Wat incarnated, but San's soulmate nonetheless. He foreshadowed that the person in a previous life may not always carry over in the next. He proved us right with Watfah! I was kinda hoping that it would be canon that Vee was the one San fell in love with at the beginning, because I was lowkey thinking the same. But I like that it was left ambiguous to tell a message about soulmates and living in the present. I'm so mad I slept on this! It was giving melodrama vibes!
I loved the first half of this series... but the second half was just not it. I kinda wanted something more extreme to happen since that was the entire build up, but what we got was so plain. I'll watch Putter and Surf's other projects, but this one was not my fav.
I am a bit confused on how they are structuring the episodes. In episode 3 it looked like Ai knew who Pan was, but during the photo shoot they didn't acknowledge each other which made it seem like Pan hadn't met Ai before. But in this episode she knew who he was. Is this how the novel is set up or are they switching things around? I also have a theory about Ai's dreams. I think the dreams where things are floating are Yu's dreams. It would make sense that Yu would have a dream about him and Ai making out by seeing how he acts towards Ai as some type of unreq'd /forbidden love. It would also make sense that he dreams about a life where Pan chose him and she is famous on her own without that dating show. Ing kinda mentioned that Ai and Yu might have a connection. I hope we start seeing a jealous Yu soon since we might be getting a love triangle from both Ai and Yu's love life next week.
I don't know how to feel about them teasing??/ a su*cide then turn it into him tripping. It's just not in good…
I think Ai was able to change Yu's mind back in episode 3 when he had that dream. He started hanging around him more and was there to support Yu when he had take Pan's photos. Also, the dream took place at night and Yu joked around that he was gonna go back to the bridge when they were in bed. So maybe it might have happened if Ai hadn't shown how much he was worried about him and if he wasn't there with the gang. I do think the episode did a great job at portraying Yu and Yo's grief especially at the end when Yu finally realized that he would be missed if he were gone and that he has all the support he needs with his surrogate family, friends, and Ai.
This series is so good and the storyline surprisingly has mature themes considering the supernatural elements. I'm so glad it isn't a typical college rom com. Despite only 3 episodes out they established a lot already. Hope the rating increases soon!
Honestly thought the second part of the series was a big let down. We had this back and forth of a "love obsession" that Yi San had with Deok Im that was quite obvious that she wanted no part of. I respected Deok Im for choosing her freedom as a woman in the first half of the series (even it was evident women had little to no freedom) but in the second half it was as if her character took a 180 in the other direction. I understand she wanted to be back with her friends, but she honestly should have known that she was going to be a target due to San's favoritism towards her. She should have stayed with the other princess or took the queen up on her offer of serving her, or even Hong's offer of traveling the country together. That way she would have been protected from both the concubine hwabin and San's advances. It's clear the maids have days off, so she could have met up with them on those days without running into San.
The ending didn't make it clear if Deok Im was romantically in love with San. We know she did love him, but it honestly seemed like the type of love for a dear friend and some sparks of a romantic love. She fought the romantic love because she knew she would never be satisfied as his concubine and saw that she would be happy just admiring him from afar surrounded by the love her friends provided. This was evident in her death scene when she wanted to see them, not San for the last time because that was where her heart was. Her friend that did appear before San in the last couple of minutes of the final episode said that Deok Im did love him, but she can't know for herself. There is a belief that when we are about to die whatever we say is true, so that would mean Deok Im would rather spend her last moments amongst friends and not in the company of San.
Ending scene was so confusing and some producer probably forced the director to add in that final piece of voice over to try to make sense of the ending, because I am still confused. They should have ended it with a scene where in the next life, San sees Deok Im with her friends(remember the oath the four women made about being together in the afterlife) and instead of approaching her, he walks the other way with the final shot of Deok Im embracing her friends with San in the background walking away. *BAM* they would have won all the awards with that one scene. Either way I enjoyed the series but they could have done a lot more seeing they had a big budget for the amount of episodes and costumes.
The ending didn't make it clear if Deok Im was romantically in love with San. We know she did love him, but it honestly seemed like the type of love for a dear friend and some sparks of a romantic love. She fought the romantic love because she knew she would never be satisfied as his concubine and saw that she would be happy just admiring him from afar surrounded by the love her friends provided. This was evident in her death scene when she wanted to see them, not San for the last time because that was where her heart was. Her friend that did appear before San in the last couple of minutes of the final episode said that Deok Im did love him, but she can't know for herself. There is a belief that when we are about to die whatever we say is true, so that would mean Deok Im would rather spend her last moments amongst friends and not in the company of San.
Ending scene was so confusing and some producer probably forced the director to add in that final piece of voice over to try to make sense of the ending, because I am still confused. They should have ended it with a scene where in the next life, San sees Deok Im with her friends(remember the oath the four women made about being together in the afterlife) and instead of approaching her, he walks the other way with the final shot of Deok Im embracing her friends with San in the background walking away. *BAM* they would have won all the awards with that one scene. Either way I enjoyed the series but they could have done a lot more seeing they had a big budget for the amount of episodes and costumes.