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The 180 they did on Wat was ridiculous. Up till now he told everyone he could how Tine is his boyfriend, never shy about it. He literally asked him out if front of so many people during the concert. And now he didn't introduce Tine as his boyfriend to Pam? Why? Makes no sense.
How he was close to punching Mil for even patting Tine on the head, but didn't push away Pam when she hugged him? Why? Makes no sense. He was shown as someone rather distant and not to do/like skinship unless with the person he loves.
How up till now he was extremely caring and observant about Tine's moods. How he always asked and made sure Tine feels fine and assured him so he won't over analyze anything. Now? Tine be listening music whole night and crying, and Wat just turns his back and goes to sleep. And sure, if he fell asleep and didn't know what was happening to Tine I would be fine, but Wat brought the whole: "you didn't sleep and were listening to music" himself. It just makes close to zero sense. That he wouldn't try to figure out more what's going on, or even assure him with some words without getting a full picture of what Tine's thinking, or just hugging/cuddling with him.
The whole ep was extremely ooc for Wat and I'm quite annoyed coz it's obvious they did it just to create last minute drama, which was simply not necessary.
saying something positive is complimenting.
Giving criticism it's good to incorporate some positives aspects too, or ways to improve the negatives, but still criticism is pointing out flaws not good points.
Wat in ep12 was literally completely different person compared to previous episodes.
But overall you don't need to watch Tossara to understand this one.
Fighter was as whipped as a dude can get hahaha
My brain says: mess, but my heart says: I love it. hahaha
Also, the fuck would I ever allow my sister near my phone hahaha
the fact is they do switch in the series hahaha I refuse to believe Tor didn't top in last ep hahaha
But still, I enjoyed them quite a lot :)
Edit: apparently they don't switch in novel. I'm still convinced they do in the show tho :)
Someone homophobic will not watch any movie/show with gat characters. That does not change the fact the message is there. And while it won't change the mind of a homophobic person coz they will never see it, it makes people who want to promote this message feel better. The talk Fighter had with his dad made me feel proud for the character and good about the message. Not all messages need to change minds, some can just make the viewers feel better. At least that's how I see it :)
As for Zon and Saifah: filling the gaps is not something viewers should have to do to enjoy the story and get invested in characters. I don't think they even had to add a lot to make the progression more smooth. Give 30 seconds conversation between Zon and Saint about Zon's conflicted feelings. After that seeing Zon relax more around Saifah would make much more sense. I actually loved Zon and Saifah after they got closer. They were so cute and sweet. I just wish we've got more.
As for the rest of the cast... well..they all should be left as just supporting characters and not have romantic plot-line of their own. Didn't want to write about it in the review coz it would be a spoiler but why and how Hwahwa ended with Day just annoyed me so much.
Anyway, thank you for the nice words about the review. I've been working on it since around episode 3 came out hahaha