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i feel like for those who dont understand why kamfa is just suddenly accepting the relationship. if you review everything from beginning to end, kamfa has always insisted he did what he did to "protect" his son from the scrutiny of society. his methods were dirty and downright unforgivable, but his intentions were that of love. he never actually hated Saenkaew. he just feared for his son's ability to survive in such a cruel world, which ironically, by "protecting" him in such a way, he's also contributing to the cruel society. also not to mention his sense of loyalty to reputation and money and linage clouding his vision on what is right and wrong.

when it all came crumbling down and with the help of grams, and loss of his son, he finally opened his eyes to the fact that no matter what, his "protection" is not needed and that Saenkaew can be happy even without his "protection", it's that much easier to him to simply let go and accept the relationship, as long as he gets his son back. it's an easy ending for Kamfa despite what he put them all through, but that outcome is obviously what is best for everyone too.

As for Pin, I've never hated Pin as a character, I was just annoyed and frustrated with her actions, but I was always hopeful she will wake up, and she did, so I am happy for her.

I finally finished. 9/10 for me. I loved it!

that too and that she just loves her grandson.

summary translations. Saenkaew apologizes to grams and says he promises he wont see Sasin again (cuz he's afraid she will hate him). but grams was like, why make that promise? if you love him, why wouldn't you want to continue seeing him? she asks him if he had kept it all to himself this whole time in pain unable to have support, why didn't he tell her anything sooner so that she could help him out. saenkaew then asks if grams hates him for being gay. she says no, that he's a good kid, he sacrificed so much, why would she hate him? she says don't be afraid, she will be on his side.

PIN SHE CAME THROUGH 😭😭 gotta thank Sanya for being her wake up call 👏👏👏i believe his confession about loving her, but she is not wrong for not returning his feelings, therefore Saenkaew is not wrong either for not returning her feelings really made her realize she has gone too far trying to force a relationship. then add the dad trying to blackmail with the photos, she finally woke up.

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Grams still insists Pin and Saenkaew are "in love" 😭 someone give this granny a pair of glasses, I think she has vision problems

PIN HE CAN'T LOVE YOU PLEASE WAKE UP 😭

just started ep 11. saenkaew you are awful at negotiating 😭😭 life or death situation here brother, you were gonna kill yourself anyway if it went south so you got nothing to lose, and you negotiate life to go back and marry Pin and listen to everything Kamfa says??!? everything y'all did just to go back to square one? you wasted this precious opportunity 😭 should have negotiated for a little bit more freedom idk

I mean they're still friends but it's important to remember they are also coworkers. Whether they continue as a pair or go solo, is up to their own choice for personal growth. Although I will add based on interviews (and it does seem genuine) that Keng and Namping support each other a lot, whether together as Kengnamping, or as individuals, so in the future if they do happen to split up, it will definitely be because both feel it is best for each other.

Love in the moonlight. Imo it balances the romance development with the plot, rather than develop them individually and try to tie them together. What I mean is how LITM as they're meeting and falling in love, the plot is also moving forward, such as the problems with family and marriage deal, and the sexuality issue. There's so much more going on than just falling in love. Although Khemjira does explore the culture and other problems related to spirits, I think Khemjira tends to have the issue with that balance of developing the relationship with the plot. Like in the earlier episodes where Ramphueng basically disappears (takes the back seat) and was mainly about teasing Khem about his feelings for Pharan. It was cute but it felt like we lost the plot for a while there. I still remember many people wondering where Rampheung went? lol. I do enjoy Khemjira's quality more though, the cinematography is breathtaking. I've had the urge to draw some scenes and this usually only happens when I really really really like the shots.

I think in the end it depends on what you're looking for in a show. Both shows have qualities that fit better for different preferences. LITM has it's own flaws, but it fits better for my preference compared to Khemjira.

this was the series that made my jaw drop when i saw the trailer. time to watch and see how it goes 🪰

I was telling my sister about this season and she mentioned something very eye opening for me. Initially I had thought that Phuttan was essentially dating her nephew, since according to plot, Karaket (Ketsurang) and her are basically sisters. In original Karaket's time, Ketsurang died, while in Ketsurang's time, Karaket died, and they met in the realm of the dead to swap places. Original Karaket then gets "reborn" 25 years later by possessing Phuttan, and then ends up traveling back in time to date Karaket (Ketsurang)'s child, Rid. So, essentially Aunt and nephew, right?

But the thing my sister mentioned is Karaket (Ketsurang) is still old Karaket's body. Sure the soul is now Ketsurang, but the original body is still Karaket's. So my sister pointed out technically old Karaket/Phuttan is dating her physical son. My mind was blown. I thought the Aunt/nephew dynamic was already insane enough, now she hits me with mother/son dynamic.

cried my eyes out watching this. for anyone on the fence whether to watch this due to horror, dont worry, it's not scary at all.

now this is how critical viewing works! instead of blindly and passively consuming the content, you stop to look at your own biases and analyze the content for its meaning/message. too many people lack this skill these days, it's unfortunate. i definitely agree. Nok, Kamfa's actor, said during an interview that he hopes people go easy on his character, because his character acts on his own version of "love" too. at that time I couldn't possibly understand because all i knew was he wanted to marry his gay son off. but as the show progressed, i can definitely see what he means. i don't like him more/dislike him less knowing this, BUT i do understand the character motivations and pity him too.

After that intro about Pharan being a thug, ngl I expected to see him do a beat down on Rampheung, like actual fists🤜💨 flying 🤣

bigger problem is they thought 12am would be the "end" when it's actually 6am. Rampheung keeps her receipts 💅

yeah i saw that after. i commented too soon lol

maybe it's referring to the cut version? pretty much all the rated stuff is not in the cut version, which would make it 13+.

btw at 35:15 where it translates Jet calling Ram a witch and she replies she's not a witch, what Jet actually calls Ram is "E'Pa (rude way to address Aunt)", to which Ram replies "Aunt? I'm no relative to someone like you." To which Jet replies "i'm not counting you as relative, im cursing at you"

are those ghosts on motorcycles? LOL the visual is kinda funny