Why Win was crying and why Tonkla said it will get better? I didn't get what he meant
Win's upset because he’s found out he’s just a backup and has to stay hidden from the real boyfriend. That’s why he’s crying—feeling like he’s not really valued. Tonkla gets it because he’s been through the same thing with Korn, who also keeps their relationship under wraps. When Tonkla says, “It will get better,” he’s speaking from his own experience, even though he knows firsthand how tough it is to be in that position yet he still does it to Win.
Oh, the little Bob fans never fail to outdo themselves in pure delusion. Sorry to burst your pathetic bubble, but Bible's made it painfully clear he wants nothing to do with that man—and honestly, can you blame him? After those trash-talking texts and the recent interviews where Bible emphasized, and I mean EMPHASIZED, that he FINALLY has a partner he can actually trust, you'd think even the most clueless would catch on. But no, here you all are, clinging to your ridiculous fantasies, making Bible so uncomfortable that he has to second-guess every damn thing he posts. And don't even get me started on the desperation—today I saw someone comparing Bible's flower picture to one of Build's from 2023? Are you kidding me? You need a reality check, stat. Get a grip and stop embarrassing yourselves, because at this point, you're not just delusional—you're downright pathetic.
I was the same 😂 do it's again Tyme!I don't know if it was me but when Great walked right up to Tymes face…
Honestly, I couldn’t take him seriously when he walked to Tyme because he looked so small to me. I was thinking, "Please sit down, you're just too cute!" LMAO.
So who's name was that in beginning of episode. Cop win got name for finger prints whose was that? And also the…
The person's name was Tonkla.
The ending reveals that there are two timelines. In one, Great manages to save the people—Dome, the woman, and Nan—keeping them alive in his timeline. However, in the real world, they are dead, which is why Tonkla couldn't see Dome; Dome is dead in reality but still alive in Great's timeline. As for the other victim, who I assume is Title, it's likely that Tonkla sought revenge for his brother.
On a side note, the scene where Tyme scolds Great at the beginning did something to my heart so I will need him to pull out his big boy voice and do it again
I am dying to hear Great say something in English to Tyme, doesn't have to be during sex (although it would be appreciated if it were) but like a sweet I love you or anything 😭
Exactly my thoughts. Great didn't even ask Tyme about Nan. He went on to betray his brother without even questioning…
Please, I’m still so bitter about how they wasted the development. I’m just crossing my fingers that the last four episodes are all about Great and Tyme—anything to salvage my mood lmao
Exactly my thoughts. Great didn't even ask Tyme about Nan. He went on to betray his brother without even questioning…
I agree. Even if he doesn’t remember, his feelings are still intact. His first instinct seems to be finding ways to keep Tyme in his life, which explains why every change he makes revolves around Tyme.
Completely agree. This Great seems completely different form the Great we know.He is the one who run over that…
I believe he’s instinctively trying to improve, as if the present version of Great is subtly influencing the actions of his past self. This might explain why every four minutes, he goes back in time, it is always something tied to Tyme.
In the trailer, there's a bar scene where Great, dressed identically to how he appears in Episode 1, is asking Tyme if he’s following him. Great’s demeanor is noticeably cocky and arrogant, which leads me to believe that this encounter takes place in the original timeline—before any changes were made. We also see Tyme going through Great’s belongings and seemingly stealing something. This action likely occurs in the first timeline as well. The reason being, in the current timeline, Great is actively helping Tyme, so there would be no need for Tyme to steal from him.
11:04 what is that meannhttps://x.com/Sammon_scene/status/1825104788045885802?t=60DFLhasB5PX6LF--K4Kkg&s=19
It's the final moment—Great must either wake up or die. This marks the end of everything, as the brain can only survive for four minutes after the heart stops.
Let's just hope the next sex scene shows us some reaction 😭
The NC scenes aren’t for fun—they’re there to portray the intimacy of the characters' private moments, and they’re not the only topic people discuss. The user who made the original comment as well as the one above shared insights about the plot, not just the NC scene. This is just one comment out of many. It's disappointing to see people dismiss others' thoughts as cringe, and rather sad.
The ending reveals that there are two timelines. In one, Great manages to save the people—Dome, the woman, and Nan—keeping them alive in his timeline. However, in the real world, they are dead, which is why Tonkla couldn't see Dome; Dome is dead in reality but still alive in Great's timeline. As for the other victim, who I assume is Title, it's likely that Tonkla sought revenge for his brother.
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