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Did he magically teleport with the meds in his pocket for those x days he's there and they just never addressed it or show him take it? I doubt that. Also, meds aren't 100% effective. From what I've seen, there are meds that can rapidly decrease/increase blood pressure if need be, but they would have to show him take it when he's having a seizure imo.

You could, of course, say that Jinta brought the medicine to him. Or cured him. Or that Tol somehow got diagnosed and prescribed the medicine inside the current loop and that it was enough to prevent him ever having a seizure, even though they never show it, either.

I still consider it a plot-hole, because it's important part of the story they just never addressed again.

One of my plot-hole examples that can't be explained away by the "it's an alternate reality / different loop" rationale is :

Did we forget Tol has a HEART DECEASE?! What are you doing to my boy? 😭😭😭

His heart gave up when he saw unimportant Mai leaving with Heart. How could he get through this hell and have no other seizure? Past 4 episodes were nothing but suffering for him. Is his heart made of steel now?!

Even the ending "tower prank". I'm disappointed in you, [redacted] 😡

EDIT: We can see a bottle of pills in episode 11 (30:34 mark). We don't know for sure if those pills are for his heart, but let's assume they are. How did he get them in this loop? At the start of the scene, there's a zoom-in on Tol lying in bed (27:07). The pills aren't there yet. During the scene, Tol lies in bed, has a dream/vision and boom! Pill bottle appeares, as if it were magic. The scene doesn't seem to be cut from his pov, so if Tol got up, grabbed the pills (that he acquired somewhere beforehand), then got back on the bed, he would have to get to (roughly) the same position and we just weren't shown that in the show. But my money is on magic.

This establishes that Tol might have access to his medications, and he also might have been taking them (though we never see him take a pill in the new loop afaik). Are those pills enough to get him through that hell of a loop without any incident? I would say, not likely. Tol also gets a seizure in second to last loop, some time after he's been diagnosed in it (so presumably already on pills). You could argue that he might have not taken the medication at that time (since we didn't see him take it). But that's pretty unlikely, since he's been with Tin that day, talking about his health and how nervous he felt about the evening event. I want to believe Tin would have made sure Tol had taken it in that situation. And if not, it sets a precedence of Tol just flat out not taking the medication, even at important times.

So, to sum up. Tol may have an access to his medication (are those his heart pills? How did they get there?), he might even be taking them (though we never see him do that), and those pills might be enough to prevent his attacks (even if we saw him have a seizure at a time he was presumably taking the pills). Honestly, that's too much "ifs" and "maybes" for me, none of them addressed in the show. His heart was still at graver risk than that of Tian from ATOTS imo 🖤

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I need someone to suffer alongside me 😓

My brain agrees with @HeartHeart, but my heart aligns with @anchorenomore's and @Angelika's responses 💜

I thought the same!!!!!

Like I legit got UWMA flashbacks during that scene 😭😭😭😭

Thanks for the info!

I still think it's gonna be a "Transplant", because that one starts with Dr. Bun doing an autopsy on body with one kidney... it would be an awful coincidence otherwise 😶

according to summary, it sounds more like transplant to me. Euthanasia has this weird non-descript riddle-summary of one sentence.

They keep playing games with our hearts 🙄

I was cheering for him!!! 🤣🤣🤣

This is transplant's g-translated summary:

"Dr. Bannakit expects peace and happiness. After he and Teacher Tan, the man he loves, moved to live in Bangkok. But it seems that his life will face another challenge. When the bishops autopsy a deceased person who has only one kidney… Meet the mystery case, the next story from lethal behavior in planting, grafting, dying"

Sounds awfully like the ending scene to me....

I wouldn't mind. It's what he deserves 💚

There is a "special" short story book about Triage that was released in 2019. Google translated summary reads:

"How many people have had the opportunity to save the lives of their loved ones countless times?

Dr. Tin The emergency medicine doctor was that lucky person.

The love story of Phi Tin and Nong Tol that continues from 'Triach'

Will it be smooth or chaotic, but for sure, the loop of two people It's not a secret anymore."

So... do we expect a "special" fluff episode? (I do 🤡 )

I agree about the last loop, though I think the ending was about as good as they could have made it with such a setup, if they wanted a happy ending. I will probably rewatch it again to see what I would have changed, but overall, it was fine ending imo.

About the last scene: I have no idea. Some people think a novel named "Euthanasia" will be adapted. Some others think it's "Transplant". "Make a Wish" is suppossed to come out early 2023, but I doubt it's related to this. So, we will just have to wait and see.

Do you mean this one?

https://kisskh.at/712305-oh-my-sunshine-night

It already came out a week ago. And it's... interesting 😶

I'm not gonna be the same in few hours 😰

I thought you meant gin at first, like that other type of spirit 🙃

That said, I don't trust Jinta. I don't trust him at all 😶

That's so sad 😔

My first BL was 2gether and I'm perfectly satisfied with that. Good enough to make me look for a next one, not strong enough to give me unrealistic expectations. I might even rewatch it, some time in the far future, but solely for the nostalgia 💚

Yes. But I doubt he's actually using it.

He's like: "What should I do?"
And then Phaeng has to tell him to use his parents to meet up.