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Yes, this is the biggest problem with it. I love the actors--they're good. And some of the scenes are really lovely, like the one between Yai and Mangkorn's mother. Yai's pain about his mother is very moving. But the timeline and relationship development is really off.

Sometimes I just really like the actors. It's what kept me watching Check Out and Physical Therapy.

Yeah, where did that even come from? And couldn't he really say he'd liked him since he was six and flew his kite for a minute?

There are many good points to this show, but I do think some of it doesn't make sense.

The kiss was so loooooong. I didn't think it was awkward, though. I thought it was kind of nice. Just really loooooong considering Yai only thinks of Nine as a friend. I mean, would you let your friend kiss you for that long? With your phone ringing and everything?

Why would Yai give in to a kiss with Mangkorn after all he said at the bar? Because it was public? And how much time has passed?

I really love Big but hate the parts he's cast in.

That storyline made me crazy. I HATE the interfering parent storyline.

And this one is so strong...Mangkorn let Yai run around with his kite for a couple of seconds!

At least they didn't kill Big off this time.

Omg, that last question's a good one. It was the sole lovely scene in the entire episode. As for the rest, I totally agree, especially about the ridiculously long kiss. If Yai was so opposed, why didn't he stop it? And has it been months? Is Yai's car still in the shop? Lol. And the name...yep. Who would remember? And then the mother's like, "You're that kid?" Huh? The one who played for two seconds with your son?

Ugh. I just don't know with this. I like some things about it. Isbanky's face is so emotive. But most of the time, Yai is sulking. The moment between Yai and Mangkorn's mother was very touching, but the rest of the episode left me aggravated. Yai feels so much pain over the loss of his mother that he's terrible to his stepmother. But the father is just a bump on a log, not trying to help his son at all. Mangkorn and Yai's relationship has been a rollercoaster and I want off. It's push, pull, push, pull. t's obvious Yai acts out of hurt. But is there really a huge conflict here? I mean, Mangkorn and their girl's fathers will get over that they don't want to marry each other.

Yes, that's where I was watching it, but I didn't think it was clear.

That's what I hoped. I couldn't tell that Sky's were on.

Don't quote me, as I didn't read the book. But I thought I heard that. I really hated that Gun lied to him and said Prapai had sent him and given him the key.

The couples were so different. I really loved them both. I really liked Peat, though--he is so cute. And I have a soft spot for the hurt/comfort stuff.

Particularly when Sky was telling his story. So emotive.

Was he raped a second time? Why didn't they address this? I am left wondering but have to assume he wasn't.

So, did he get raped again? I wasn't sure either. And if he did, that was definitely a ridiculous ending. Even if it didn't happen a second time, Sky was raped before and is traumatized. Having it almost happen again would be something he'd need to heal from.

The guy who played Gun was damned creepy.
Rain is so dumb.
Peat/Sky is the cutest thing I've ever seen.
Damn, Prapai is sweet--but I wanted more anger from him. Something seemed off to me about that scene.
Did Gun and friends rape Sky this time, or did Prapai get there in time? I couldn't tell! I thought Sky was going to say after they got to Prapai's house--I thought that was what he meant when he said "Don't you want to know what happened?" I heard that he did--at least in the book, but I thought maybe they changed it. ( I was so confused at first with that scene. I thought they were walking into a hospital and that the sister was a nurse! lol.)