When I watched Love with Benefits in 2021, I thought I would never encounter a worse drama in the future, but unfortunately, things don't always go as expected.
Why does Korn say to Pat "If I hadn't made up a story, would you have left your boyfriend and come to see us?"…
In ep12 of Bad Buddy, Pran explained, "Wai, Korn, Pa and Ink were the only ones who knew the truth," so Korn definitely knows they are still together. But even so, it seems strange Korn would say that line out loud in that scene, since Mo and Chang are portrayed as not knowing about it. Maybe Korn thought Mo and Chang were already drunk and didn't care what Korn said.
Most of the stories may be a sequel to the main stories, but they are not necessarily later stories; they may…
The production team must have had a story they wanted to tell that took precedence over PatPran's later lives. Let's wait and see what kind of story it will be.
Well, why is PatPran in the university back again, didn't they graduate already?
Most of the stories may be a sequel to the main stories, but they are not necessarily later stories; they may be episodes from that time which were not told in the original series.
In ep8, these lines of Won Young's were particularly striking for me.
"You have no right to judge how I feel based on your own thoughts." "Don't go interpreting everything in your own way."
If I were in Won Young's shoes, I would give up on Tae Joon and move on. I would admit that Tae Joon, who had suffered such a terrible betrayal, had every reason to misunderstand the intention of my actions and to try to break off the relationship with me. And I would grudgingly accept his decision. Although Won Young appeals to Tae Joon to know the "truth", I feel that the inner thoughts or feelings of others are of such a nature that they might be left to the interpretation of the recipient, since they are not objectively obvious.
Won Young's claims may or may not be right, but anyway, by believing they are correct and being patient with Tae Joon, Won Young will be able to heal Tae Joon's distrust of people and rebuild their love. This is a series that offers one valuable suggestion on how to relate to others.
Four months ago, when the series finished airing, I commented here that this series would definitely be unforgettable. Now that New Year's Eve has arrived, if I had to name a scene that left the greatest impression on me among numerous BL dramas as I look back on this year, it would be this:
A supplement drink at a party? You made it yourself there? What a dirty glass! 20 ml evaporated in the split second after you took a sip and before you put it back on the table!
I know this is one of the product placements, but it seems to me that this scene is a good symbol of the incoherence of this series. And I am not condemning such incoherence, but rather somehow loving it. I hope that everyone who will be watching this series will feel the same way.
We know Ohm/Sea once escaped from that hospital, and now New also did.
The plot is original and the actors are all excellent, not to mention New, I am especially impressed with Fah since P.S. I Hate You. Looking forward to the next episodes.
As long as Ai and Nhai are there, there is no need for usually considered essential elements of drama, something like character development or a plot. Period.
I enjoyed the first episode. The poor quality of the English subtitles may be the main reason why the overall quality of this series seems low. The main characters, including the main couple, certainly follow the cliché, but I think Ping gives an attractive performance as charming and slightly silly Nhai, and I am looking forward to seeing Gun's developed performance based on his experience in Love Area. That friend group shows good chemistry. I'm also looking forward to seeing how the relationship between Tonhon and Chonlatee will be portrayed in this series. I will probably be able to continue watching without dropping out until the end.
The interesting thing about Thai BL drama is that we can enjoy a series like this one and a series like 180 Degree Longitude Passes Through Us at the same time.
If we were to give each of the three characters advice on what to do next after ep7, what kind of advice that would be would vary greatly depending on the values of each person watching this drama. If it were me, I would advise Mol to go for therapy, Wang to live with In for the time being and see if his feelings are truly love for In, and In to restrain himself like Socrates in Plato's "Symposium." I feel that In is aware that what he sees in Wang is just the illusion of Siam and not Wang as an independent individual. I am very much looking forward to seeing what conclusion the director will offer in the finale.
Unforgotten Night will definitely be unforgettable for me. It is thoroughly trashy, but I can confidently recommend this series to many people as a rare piece of junk that, far from making the viewers uncomfortable, has the addictive appeal of making you eagerly want to see the rest of the story.
the Socrates/Alcibiades relation in the book pictures the relation between In and Siam, so is it the way to tell…
Since Socrates and Alcibiades were master and disciple, and the age gap is thought to have been about 20, it looks to me like the very relationship between In and Wang. I was completely missing Siam from my thought, but it seems to me that we can focus on the relationship between In and Wang in that scene.
>I think In is attracted to Wang, would he give him the book to push him away? I also think In is attracted to Wang, and moreover, I feel In is struggling to sublimate his feelings. I felt that scene symbolized what In considers to be the ethically ideal relationship between In and Wang, i.e., In is not going to be dominated by Wang's seduction and wants Wang to exercise self-control. However, at the same time, we know well that ideals and reality do not always coincide, as the scene where In jumped over the creek at Wang's provocation and ended up getting injured implies.
Anyway, neither the past relationship between In and Siam nor the future relationship between In and Wang is yet clear, so let's look forward to the future episodes.
In ep4, there was a scene where In said, "We can tell a lot from what people read," and then offered Plato's Symposium to Wang. The work features the pederasty in ancient Greece, and at the end of the story, an anecdote is presented that Socrates rejected the seduction of his student, Alcibiades. In seems to be aware of Wang's inner desire and knows the attitude he should take. Will things really go as he intends?
In jumped over the line at Wang's provocation, but ended up getting injured. Is it a metaphor for past events, or does it hint about the future? Looking forward to how the story goes.
"You have no right to judge how I feel based on your own thoughts."
"Don't go interpreting everything in your own way."
If I were in Won Young's shoes, I would give up on Tae Joon and move on. I would admit that Tae Joon, who had suffered such a terrible betrayal, had every reason to misunderstand the intention of my actions and to try to break off the relationship with me. And I would grudgingly accept his decision. Although Won Young appeals to Tae Joon to know the "truth", I feel that the inner thoughts or feelings of others are of such a nature that they might be left to the interpretation of the recipient, since they are not objectively obvious.
Won Young's claims may or may not be right, but anyway, by believing they are correct and being patient with Tae Joon, Won Young will be able to heal Tae Joon's distrust of people and rebuild their love. This is a series that offers one valuable suggestion on how to relate to others.
https://youtu.be/xu5chngHqKk?t=338
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6X1VLmYeFc&t=108s
A supplement drink at a party?
You made it yourself there?
What a dirty glass!
20 ml evaporated in the split second after you took a sip and before you put it back on the table!
I know this is one of the product placements, but it seems to me that this scene is a good symbol of the incoherence of this series. And I am not condemning such incoherence, but rather somehow loving it. I hope that everyone who will be watching this series will feel the same way.
The plot is original and the actors are all excellent, not to mention New, I am especially impressed with Fah since P.S. I Hate You. Looking forward to the next episodes.
The interesting thing about Thai BL drama is that we can enjoy a series like this one and a series like 180 Degree Longitude Passes Through Us at the same time.
>I think In is attracted to Wang, would he give him the book to push him away?
I also think In is attracted to Wang, and moreover, I feel In is struggling to sublimate his feelings. I felt that scene symbolized what In considers to be the ethically ideal relationship between In and Wang, i.e., In is not going to be dominated by Wang's seduction and wants Wang to exercise self-control. However, at the same time, we know well that ideals and reality do not always coincide, as the scene where In jumped over the creek at Wang's provocation and ended up getting injured implies.
Anyway, neither the past relationship between In and Siam nor the future relationship between In and Wang is yet clear, so let's look forward to the future episodes.