Five Stars

There’s nothing more touching than to finally witness Nut and his Mom taking a huge step to the ladder of distance set among themselves. The awkwardness is incomparable to the joyful heart they felt after engaging in each others’ warm embrace. Moving apart, how does Prib emerge from the fact that Tarn and Nut used to be lovers? I felt like I skipped an episode when she suddenly went to Nut’s house, dragged Tofu along with her, and notified him concerning Tatarn. Then, jealous Tofu immerses in a childish yet comedic approach combining reality and entertainment elements in storytelling is likable. I melted like an ice cream having contact with the sun’s rays when Kuenchai asked for a spot for himself along with the rest of the family to tag him to their travels. He is definitely the fluffiest dog in a Lakorn show. The greatest contribution why the show keeps getting more and more loveable is due to the artistic uses of words from their script or lines. It was so pleasing the moment they talked about history and flowers, connecting it to their real life situations. Why does it feel like they’re trying to slowly prepare ourselves for a tragedy? The show possibly ended up losing Tofu over Tatarn’s regaining his conscious. Conveying the message that fairy tales don’t exist and we will eventually end up going back to reality. My cup of tea conclusion, painful yet acceptable and memorable.

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