Nour Episode 6 Reactions
who would've thunk it - Chita is a Nour, guess there were enough misleads & contradicting hints to confuse us - like Chita falling ill & Jirta coming to nurse him - can Nour's get sick?!? was he acting? to what end?!? same with the whole scene where Jirat brings Chita to "meet the family" - at 1st i was sure the way Chita looked at Jirat's mothers leg - he felt like that was the reason Jirat got close/felt sad for him - cause he was similar to his mother. then the scene where he throws up - i was so fixated/shock/flabbergasted/disgusted/infuriated on the fact, that the moron had vomited in her kitchen sink, i couldn't think about the reasoning behind his reaction - i could only think what if someone did that in my house OMG, i would combust...lol - * yet even then, by the end of the ep i wondered how ironic it would be, if the real one with power in that relationship was Chita. by the end of this ep, i am sure he is the one with real power - so then the question is, why is he circling Jirat as i think he might be the Nour with the power to kill other Nour's... heck he might be the one draining & burning all the countless victims - James had come to investigate & as all those victims usually developed a relationship with their murderer - was Jirat just the next in line? or did Chita genuinely develop feelings for him?!? *****************************************************************************this BL is really good, but the frustrating part - from the start to, now the amount of questions i've got just keep piling on ugh. ******************************************************************************************************************************************on a whole this ep was very sweet & lovey dovey - seeing Ken in love was endearing - when u compare him to the start of this BL, he was despondent - he was existing & the only reason he was around, was cause he was searching for a way to end things. in this ep he had come to life & it was real heartwarming watching him glow & be the warm & cozy with James. they both came to life & i smiled throughout their scenes even when James was butting heads with Peter. hard not to when Ken was always around making cow eyes at James lol - well to be fair James making cow eyes back so there is that lol. ***************************mentioning Peter, like r u kidding me that's it? why even give someone a role if he is in & out like a flash. i hope we will see more of Peter & this isn't the end of him. i for one will be pissed on his behalf - especially when his eyes r used at the starting credits & pop up a sec before the title pops up. like come on - ******************************************************************************regarding the young love - that is bitter sweet - but very realistic & i loved how it was played out. even though Panin realized how Rain felt, he explain himself & didn't lie or run away from what had happened & i think both need time to explore their feelings & come to terms with what they feel within themselves, before they start anything. they need time & not to rush anything & then thing might work out - but that was a very innocently sweet scene. even if it was painful for them.
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Getting more of Ken's backstory and learning how Dr. Ji knows his secret was so good. The dance scene was drop-dead gorgeous and so moving, the cinematography & framing were unreal 🤌✨ Confirmed: the girlfriend IS a Nour and she's targeting Dr. Ji!! And let's be real, Chita is definitely a Nour too (calling it now, he saves the doctor next week)
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Is it just me, or was Jirat trying to kiss Chita right after examining a dead body absolutely WILD? 😂I mean, I get it, you’re both medical examiners and dead bodies are literally part of the job, but you just finished touching a corpse and now you’re trying to have a romantic moment right next to it?!There is a time and place for everything, and I’m pretty sure standing in front of a dead body is NOT the place to start making out.That poor dead person didn’t consent to being the third wheel in your BL romance.Please wash your hands, leave the morgue and GET A ROOM, YOU TWO! 😂
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I thought the new guy, Little Roach, would be a jealous ex of James. Good that he wasn't, though. Ken is quite cute with all the romance, especially in the parts where he does things he usually doesn't, like cooking for James. 🤭I really liked Ken teaching James how to fight Nours and telling him about their weak spots. They are far stronger, faster and deadlier creatures than humans, and any knowledge will increase his chances of surviving against one. 😌The second couple is also moving forward, and even the third. 🙂 But the ending... Noooooo! I am so scared and now I have to wait a whole week. 😨
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How appropriate that this episode is primarily about the heart…not simply romance, but what loving someone actually means.We finally get more context for Ken and his reluctance to surrender himself completely to James. He has been here before. He has loved, watched those he cared about grow old, and remained behind while they disappeared. Suddenly his resistance makes more sense. For James, love means discovering a future together; for Ken, love comes with the painful knowledge that eventually he may be the only one left.And love seems to be spreading everywhere. Panin and Rain finally have their own quiet discovery, with that subtle kiss accompanied by the soft piano in the background. Nothing excessive…just a simple moment allowed to breathe. Sometimes NOUR works best when it stops trying so hard and simply lets its characters feel.But once again, Ji and Chita steal the episode for me. Their soft kisses and gentle touches have an intimacy that feels effortless. And Chita continues becoming more intriguing. Phoom brings a certain mystique and sensuality to him…the brown complexion, that chiseled face and those quietly unreadable expressions are rather difficult for me to ignore.But I’m still suspicious. Since the earlier episodes, I’ve felt there is something more behind Chita. The tenderness is there, but so is a strange darkness underneath it. I’ve suspected all along that he may be a Nour, and Episode 6 certainly hasn’t convinced me otherwise. Perhaps the next episode will finally reveal what he’s hiding.Episode 5 made me believe in James and Ken’s desire. Episode 6 gave that desire something much more important…a heart. And now I’m wondering which of these hearts NOUR intends to break.
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