'and then the presence of blue later could show how they’ve already intrinsically become united again even just…
Yeah Kru once you start browsing through these posts about color you'd definitely lose your mind. It started with Architecture wearing red and Engineering wearing blue signifying Capulets and Montagues.
They moved on to what Pat's parents were wearing at the hospital. Pran was wearing white as if in a gesture of surreder, but Pat's dad was in red I presume indicating that he would be the biggest obstacle.
Like lol, I was about to pee in my pants, seeing the scene. I couldn't even bother to see what they were wearing
Some fans are pointing out that even the trash bin fight scene has some sort of significance. Is there anything in this show that doesn't have any significance? MIND = BLOWN
"BUT I think it could also illustrate how it's Pran that will feel things deeper and be affected more - therefore will metaphorically 'fall' - and that Pat will be there to pick him up as he does in this scene and as Pran tells him to. Their love and happiness will always be between them, though."
I thought I was the only one who noticed this! Nanon looks so……pretty (?) and soft..but not in a fem way.…
Nanon is killing the Pran game. I don't think I will ever get to love a character this much. And to think some people dont get Pran. My god the disappointment 😞 🥲
Since people here are talking about side characters a lot, I'm posting here a post I came across describing the characteristics of Pat's friends
Pat is a people pleaser. He's so caring and considerate to the people he loves and we love to see how he shows this love through his acts of service. However, this same tendency to please those he cares about can also lead to him to sacrificing things he wants and/or acting badly for others, such as his attitude during his initial introduction where he's trying to be this alpha tough guy leader with a strong reputation (aka him trying to be the 'alpha' son his father wants him to be), or how he doesn't stop his friends from picking on Wai at his job in ep2 because they're having fun and he doesn't want his bad mood to keep bringing them down.
Korn is aggressively supportive. He's the ride-or-die friend, the one that will always be there for his friends through thick and thin. Even when he struggles under outside pressure, he will always choose to standby his friends in the end. He's even a little defiant about it, which is really something Pat and Pran needed in ep9. But on the flip side, sometimes he' aggressively supportive, he gets caught up and he forgets to listen. We see this in ep1 when he decides Wai's apology to Pat isn't enough to settle the slight against Pat, or in ep2 where he tries to help Pat ask out his girl from across the hall' and he insists he's helping Pat (despite Pat's protests) as he catcalls and harasses Pran through his door.
Chang is an advocate. We love to see when he brings up a side to things his friends hadn't previously considered, such as in ep2 where he calls out the casual sexism in Korn's jokes and in ep9 where he points out how Mo cannot be neutral under the pressure of their seniors without hurting Pat. However, he'll often compromise on his own stances to try to avoid conflict with his friends, as we see again in ep2 where he shows visible hesitation over harassing Wai at work, but then caves and overcompensates by filming the harassment; or in ep9 where he hesitates too long to bring up his support for Pat and then tries to insist he did because he's still assessing the situation.
Mo is a backer. As he says in ep1, true friendship is always staying by your friends' sides. His quiet and steady support of his friends is sweet and very reliable, but he'll also take too literally. You can't just always go along with or mindlessly enable your friends because sometimes they do stupid stuff that hurts others (see: ep2 where he's the one that really eggs on Korn and escalates the harassment against Wai). It also makes him freeze when there's a conflict between his friends and he'll try to play to both friends in a situation where he can't be neutral (ep9), versus bringing his own thoughts and opinions to the table
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---Pat Napat.
Being dense since times immemorial
Ep6: Maybe Pran is feeling the same. Pran likes Ink too.
---Paa Napat
Being clueless since times immemorial
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They moved on to what Pat's parents were wearing at the hospital. Pran was wearing white as if in a gesture of surreder, but Pat's dad was in red I presume indicating that he would be the biggest obstacle.
Like lol, I was about to pee in my pants, seeing the scene. I couldn't even bother to see what they were wearing
"BUT I think it could also illustrate how it's Pran that will feel things deeper and be affected more - therefore will metaphorically 'fall' - and that Pat will be there to pick him up as he does in this scene and as Pran tells him to. Their love and happiness will always be between them, though."
https://dribs-and-drabbles.tumblr.com/post/672486991090384896/when-patpran-first-fight-at-the-bins-in-ep1-pats
Pat is a people pleaser. He's so caring and considerate to the people he loves and we love to see how he shows this love through his acts of service. However, this same tendency to please those he cares about can also lead to him to sacrificing things he wants and/or acting badly for others, such as his attitude during his initial introduction where he's trying to be this alpha tough guy leader with a strong reputation (aka him trying to be the 'alpha' son his father wants him to be), or how he doesn't stop his friends from picking on Wai at his job in ep2 because they're having fun and he doesn't want his bad mood to keep bringing them down.
Korn is aggressively supportive. He's the ride-or-die friend, the one that will always be there for his friends through thick and thin. Even when he struggles under outside pressure, he will always choose to standby his friends in the end. He's even a little defiant about it, which is really something Pat and Pran needed in ep9. But on the flip side, sometimes he' aggressively supportive, he gets caught up and he forgets to listen. We see this in ep1 when he decides Wai's apology to Pat isn't enough to settle the slight against Pat, or in ep2 where he tries to help Pat ask out his girl from across the hall' and he insists he's helping Pat (despite Pat's protests) as he catcalls and harasses Pran through his door.
Chang is an advocate. We love to see when he brings up a side to things his friends hadn't previously considered, such as in ep2 where he calls out the casual sexism in Korn's jokes and in ep9 where he points out how Mo cannot be neutral under the pressure of their seniors without hurting Pat. However, he'll often compromise on his own stances to try to avoid conflict with his friends, as we see again in ep2 where he shows visible hesitation over harassing Wai at work, but then caves and overcompensates by filming the harassment; or in ep9 where he hesitates too long to bring up his support for Pat and then tries to insist he did because he's still assessing the situation.
Mo is a backer. As he says in ep1, true friendship is always staying by your friends' sides. His quiet and steady support of his friends is sweet and very reliable, but he'll also take too literally. You can't just always go along with or mindlessly enable your friends because sometimes they do stupid stuff that hurts others (see: ep2 where he's the one that really eggs on Korn and escalates the harassment against Wai). It also makes him freeze when there's a conflict between his friends and he'll try to play to both friends in a situation where he can't be neutral (ep9), versus bringing his own thoughts and opinions to the table
https://thecookiemonster77.tumblr.com/post/672205726951915520/engineerings-flaws-are-also-our-favorite