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Me and Thee

Episode 4 was honestly really good. I laughed, shed some tears, and was smiling throughout the whole episode. They brought back so many memories from the past 5 years that they have been together, even from their shows. It broke my heart learning about Peach's past trauma and everything he's been through. No matter what he is always going through, he still manages to put a smile on his face and be there for the people around him. Even if someone hurts him, he still lets them go. I love how Phuwin portrayed Peach in this episode; he is truly one of the best and most talented actors I have watched on screen. I got to feel his pain and sadness that he has been through.

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100000/10

I find it amazing how this episode gets us through all sort of emotions: finally showing more about Natty's past, which made my eyes bawl out; the funny details and interactions between inmates that alleviated the tension so well; the angst about the injustice of Wichai's rules; and the sweet moments between Claire and Bell.Adding that I liked they talked about the future, how it would be like if one of them got out of the prison first. How Deedee is still a child at heart with her drawings. How protective Claire is of her loved ones, changing her own freedom for her sister. And how Bell was so sweet making the flipbook about their kiss, cute drawings & sent her their 1st rose!

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good episode i like it

eeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeee IV. Cinematography & Visual Aesthetic1. LightingEpisode 6 employs a high-contrast visual palette. The radio tower scenes use cold, muted blues and silvers, reflecting metallic decay and emotional isolation. In contrast, the final scene in the open field uses warm twilight tones, making the sudden appearance of the silhouette all the more shocking.2. Camera MovementThe standout cinematography choice is the use of long, steady tracking shots during Clairebell’s exploration. These allow tension to build naturally—no jump-scares, no rapid cuts. Instead, atmosphere does the heavy lifting.When the static becomes active, the camera subtly jitters or tilts, simulating Clairebell’s sensory distortion. This visual language helps viewers experience the static alongside her.3. Visual SymbolismRepeated imagery of circles—antenna loops, signal waves, rusted gears—creates a thematic link to cycles, echoes, and patterns. Episode 6 uses these visual motifs to reinforce the idea that Clairebell’s experiences are not random but part of a larger, repeating system.V. Sound Design & MusicThe sound of Episode 6 is arguably its greatest triumph.1. Silver Static as a CharacterThe static doesn’t just exist—it speaks, breathes, and reacts. Its layered audio textures (whispers, reversed syllables, metallic hums) form a sonic tapestry that feels alive. The moment the static forms clear words—“Don’t trust what follows”—is chilling precisely because the buildup made the static feel sentient.2. ScoreThe composer leans heavily on ambient drones with subtle orchestral swells. The music never overpowers scenes but gently bolsters emotional intensity. During Clairebell and Senna’s argument, a deep, pulsating bass undercurrent mirrors Clairebell’s pounding heart.3. Use of SilenceSilence is a rare and powerful tool in modern television, and Episode 6 wields it effectively. The nearly wordless opening sequence sets a somber tone and forces viewers to focus on visual and emotional details.

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Romcom

My fav episode so far I couldn't help but feel warm from inside.They are so in love, both thee and peach. Do they know like every one of their interaction is simply beautiful.Taking about beautufulPhuwin bro how are you so pretty. Sometimes I wonder what phuwin thinks when he looks at the mirror. Man I want him so baddd.Next is our ppond. I cannot ge looks so cute like adorable almost you wanna like pinch his cheeks or idk also that scene when he bathes and wears those pajamas god he looked so freaking ethereal. Lowkey, I am questioning peach how can you not fall in love.Also, I am so thankful to the MAT team. The way there are so many parallels to ppw series. Firstly, the one and only from Never let me go. Then, truth in the eyes song from we are and brushing scene from fish upon the sky also that period drama from our sky 2. Also williamest I knew time was gonna be william but still his entry was smth else. I love it so much.I love this ep a lot.I can't even picture other upcoming episodes topping this but then again we still have ppond's fav ep 5 to come out so let's see.

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i feel so bad for Shu Lang, dude truly Loves…

i feel so bad for Shu Lang, dude truly Loves & trusts Fan Xiao, so was shocked that he was behind Xue Bao Tian's supposed trying to drug a new assistant- i knew that Fan Xiao noticed what Xue Bao Tian was up too, but that he more or less orchestrated the whole scenario, blew my mind - dude is diabolical & even though i know who he is & he keeps telling Shu Lang that he's not trust worthy, i didn't expect that turn of event's. **********************************************************************but seeing Shu Lang broken & hurting just made me so sad, cause he is such a good person, such a green flag - he deserves better then a forest on fire.. & as much as Fan Xiao might love him doesn't mean he wont hurt him, at the end just to get out of hot water he allowed Li Hua to insult Shu Lang, by throwing the truth about Fan Xiao giving his brother money. shutting down any further inquiries. that was a diabolical move, destroy Shu Lang just to hide his dirty deeds. this the definition of toxic love. so am really happy that Shu Lang didn't fold & told Fan Xiao to keep his distance. Fan Xiao keeps thinking that cause Shu Lang is a good-guy that means he is a pushover. not the same thing! *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************also how obsessed is Fan Xiao, he already got Shu Lang but he still got the vid of Shu Lang under the influence of an aphrodisiac, pleasuring himself open & ready to view whenever he needs??? freakin weirdo - lol *********************************btw i didn't except to like Xue Bao Tian, poor dude got beat up for helping Fan Xiao & then got "picked up" by some random dude, that turned him into his.. what should i call it - that scene was funny & yet kinda disturbing.

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High on comedy, low on romance

I keep enjoying Pond as a detached from reality, comical mobster-heir-turned-CEO, an inhabitant of Delulu-land. Thee is genuinely funny, and not just because of over-the-top performance (which is the only way to play this character), but also because of his cuteness. Contrasted with the quiet Mhok and grounded Peach, Thee’s character and Pond’s portrayal of it provides all the comedy the show needs. Also, this episode’s daydreaming sequence (with Est popping up mid-scene for additional effect) reminded me of a similar scene with Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman from Baz Luhrmann’s 2001 musical "Moulin Rouge!". BTW: what’s with BLs reminding me of musicals lately? First it was "MuTeLuv - Diva Deva Mata" paying homage to "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert", now it’s "Me and Thee"… Continue, GMMTV, you’re doing it right. However, after 4 out of 10 episodes I’m worried about the romantic aspect of the show, which currently is missing – on purpose and according to script, as Thee’s feelings for Peach are unrequited. When exactly will Peach fall for Thee and why will he do it? So far nothing indicates Peach would even consider a romantic relationship with a man (all his past relationships briefly referenced in episode 1 were with women), not to mention with Thee. It’ll take some skillful writing to solve that problem and a decent performance to pull it off on screen; not sure Phuwin is the man to do it. As for the supporting/secondary BL couple: can we please stick with Rome and Mhok (now that William has graced the screen) instead of Aran and Tawan?

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