Poor Ramphueng. Aside from the little Child Kromkwan, that man did not have another seed and those women did not bear any more children. Who else would bear the curse from generations to generations? No one. Aside from the child, I am totally in support of them all suffering a fate worse than death for what they did to her and her child. However, I wish she had only focused on pursuing the others in their every reincarnation instead of the little child who was innocent in all of this. How cruel!
I don't know but I really like this show. This is the first rebirth/time-travel plot I'm seeing where the lead doesn't actively try to change events for himself. Maybe there won't be a happy ending, at least not the way the audience expects. Strangely, I'm not even mad or unhappy about it. I'm more excited about how things are subtly changing in a way that Win hasn't realise yet. Unlike their past life, Nut is now the one showing his feelings for Win more and more and we can see him clearly reject Lin and is even planning on confessing to Win after the competition. To me, this is more important than Win trying to "get Nut to fall for him". I however, wish something could change about the secret illness. But then again, if we follow the logic of final destination, some specific things just can't be changed. Some people are destined to die at certain stages of life. So, I'm okay with the script even if Nut dies at the end. Will hurt but I'll understand. A second chance in life doesn't necessarily mean everything changes. It could mean we get the opportunity to see things differently. For Win who spent his last life wasting away for love lost and for the regrets he had
Okay. Judging by this episode, I have a nagging suspicion that there's a lot more going on with Ramil than he's letting on.
From what we know, Ramil was locked up in a painting for a 100yrs.
Then we got to see Punn having dreams of himself and Ramil in intimate moments and he always woke up from those dreams with nosebleeds.
In Ep 4, we learnt that Ramil could read minds but here is where it gets interesting. Punn had a moment with Ramil on the rooftop in those bed of roses with Ramil, only to find out that it's not real. That is not simply a mind reading thing. It looks to me like Ramil planted/projected that moment into Punn's head. This begs the question- what exactly are the limits to Ramil's mind control abilities?
Now, in Ep 5, Pokpong had a nose bleed when he had his memory erase/uttered by Ramil.
Is it possible that Ramil has been influencing Punn's dreams even before they met? But how? If he was chained up, there's no way he will be able to come and go from the painting whenever he wants. That curse was a strong one and unless, the curse grew weaker, there's no way. Theory- Ramil and Punn are linked somehow and those dreams were foreshadows. Perhaps, whatever links them is related to Ramil being a vampire and his abilities. Could it be the power of the curse? 🤔
I mean... Dhevi, her ass knows Krailert has been gay this whole time, and I bet she definitely knows his pen name…
So my question is, why didn't she have Naran killed like she did that poor actor? The affair had been going on for quite some time, and a woman like her wouldn't let that slide one bit.//
Because Dhvei never intended to kill that poor actor. Her dad did. She did ask her dad to help her get Krailert but she didn't ask him to do it by killing him. That's on her dad. However, doesn't really change the fact that she trapped a gay man to herself in a loveless marriage.
Me, when Dhevi showed up to save the day with Moira-👏🤛🤸♀️🤸🤸🤸💃🏿💃🏿
Me, when Colonel big cigar finally got what he deserved-🤸🤸🤸♀️
Me, when Krailert told Moira he will no longer be a coward- 💃🏿💃🏿🤸🤸🤛
Also, me when Krailert secretly bought plane tickets and was planning to abscond with a man without his wife's knowledge and without properly ending things with her-😲😲😮☹️ She could have woken up one day and her husband was gone.
Me, when Dhevi demanded that Krailert should say the truth and stop hiding- 👏👏
And Me, when Dhevi revealed that she knew all along he was gay and she asked her dad to help her get him even though she didn't support him killing Krailert's lover- 😲😮☹️😢
Me, when Dhevi made it clear she intends to trap and tie a gay man to herself for the rest of her life, despite knowing he will never love her and would resent her forever- 😔😔😔
Me, knowing Krailert is doomed and helpless and would just go back to his cowardly self☹️☹️☹️
Me, hearing that Dhevi intends to bring a child into a loveless and lonely home-😠😲☹️😔😢
Me, to the poor child who is gonna have an obsessed mom and possibly a depressed dad-😔☹️😮
Me, realising that even though Krailert is not a good man, he still doesn't deserved to be tied down to a woman he can never love-😮😮😮
Me, realising that Dhevi is ruthless yet was able to endure 9yrs of marital Neglect- 😮😮 Ruthless to Krailert and even more Ruthless to herself.
Then Me, realising that someone needed to lock her away in a loony bin, but there's no one bold enough to confront her 3 brothers-☹️☹️
In the end, while Dhevi is horrible, Krailert isn't a good man either. Man was cheating on his wife, had no plans to ever come clean and tried to elope with his lover with the intention of abadoning his wife. He wasn't even planning on setting her free. If not for Dhevi pulling a 'gotcha and checkmate', that's what would have happened. However, I'm a firm believer of 'Live and Let Live'. No one should be forced into being with someone they don't love. For me, existing like this is worse than death. Krailert deserved to be with someone he loves, so does Dhevi, unfortunately, she made her choice and I feel sorry Krailert.
Why "whore" as a choice of insult? There are countless of insulting names that you could call her that…
Exactly. You could call her evil, bad and whatever name that's horrible out there, but names especially used to degrade women as an insult of choice is very weird.
Even pheejin of dff also got a pseudo happy ending so in the end boc will always give their mains happy ending…
Last episode, I was with Trin and Tanwa having a happy ending, but then this episode, he left for France without even seeing Tanwa and hearing his explanation one last time😂😂😂 Then Tanwa's dad picked up his pieces. So, they got together because Tanwa finally got to explain what happened in a book?😂 I defended Trin last episode and I had hoped that he will see reason when he calms down and maybe realise that Victor's death is not Tanwa's fault but when he up and left....didn't even know how badly Tanwa was spiralling....i just wanted Tanwa to be healthy and not follow in his mom's footsteps.
OMG! I had a bad case of Deja vu to 4minutes the moment I saw that TrinTanwa happy ending😂 bcos just why? Was that necessary? I'm pretty happy with none of them ending up together following the story being told.
No. It's Krailert's child.He's now doing "his duty". The one she wanted.Krailert said "now, he'll…
Yeah, if I were Krailert, i'll still leave Thailand though. Months after Naran has safely left. At least this time, don't keep your plane tickets where Dhevi can see it or find it. No matter how resourceful she is or how powerful her brothers are, they still won't necessarily know if he leaves alone.
No. It's Krailert's child. He's now doing "his duty". The one she wanted. Krailert said "now, he'll stand by his decisions, the one he made back then". So, now, he's fulfilling his husbandly role. Just not the life he wanted.
Girl you are absolutely correct and I didn't expect this shit from peem too like 😬 what the hell.
Nah, don't let this ruin the show for you. If we focus on this, I fear our options of shows to watch will be too limited. Overall Khemjira is good. Let's focus on all the good parts of the show😁
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Aside from the child, I am totally in support of them all suffering a fate worse than death for what they did to her and her child. However, I wish she had only focused on pursuing the others in their every reincarnation instead of the little child who was innocent in all of this.
How cruel!
Maybe there won't be a happy ending, at least not the way the audience expects.
Strangely, I'm not even mad or unhappy about it.
I'm more excited about how things are subtly changing in a way that Win hasn't realise yet.
Unlike their past life, Nut is now the one showing his feelings for Win more and more and we can see him clearly reject Lin and is even planning on confessing to Win after the competition.
To me, this is more important than Win trying to "get Nut to fall for him".
I however, wish something could change about the secret illness. But then again, if we follow the logic of final destination, some specific things just can't be changed. Some people are destined to die at certain stages of life. So, I'm okay with the script even if Nut dies at the end. Will hurt but I'll understand.
A second chance in life doesn't necessarily mean everything changes. It could mean we get the opportunity to see things differently. For Win who spent his last life wasting away for love lost and for the regrets he had
From what we know, Ramil was locked up in a painting for a 100yrs.
Then we got to see Punn having dreams of himself and Ramil in intimate moments and he always woke up from those dreams with nosebleeds.
In Ep 4, we learnt that Ramil could read minds but here is where it gets interesting. Punn had a moment with Ramil on the rooftop in those bed of roses with Ramil, only to find out that it's not real. That is not simply a mind reading thing. It looks to me like Ramil planted/projected that moment into Punn's head. This begs the question- what exactly are the limits to Ramil's mind control abilities?
Now, in Ep 5, Pokpong had a nose bleed when he had his memory erase/uttered by Ramil.
Is it possible that Ramil has been influencing Punn's dreams even before they met? But how? If he was chained up, there's no way he will be able to come and go from the painting whenever he wants. That curse was a strong one and unless, the curse grew weaker, there's no way.
Theory- Ramil and Punn are linked somehow and those dreams were foreshadows. Perhaps, whatever links them is related to Ramil being a vampire and his abilities. Could it be the power of the curse? 🤔
P.S: DON'T WANT NOVEL SPOILERS. THANKS.
Because Dhvei never intended to kill that poor actor. Her dad did.
She did ask her dad to help her get Krailert but she didn't ask him to do it by killing him. That's on her dad. However, doesn't really change the fact that she trapped a gay man to herself in a loveless marriage.
However, there's no guarantee that either of them will be good parents. Honestly, this vould go either way.
Me, when Colonel big cigar finally got what he deserved-🤸🤸🤸♀️
Me, when Krailert told Moira he will no longer be a coward- 💃🏿💃🏿🤸🤸🤛
Also, me when Krailert secretly bought plane tickets and was planning to abscond with a man without his wife's knowledge and without properly ending things with her-😲😲😮☹️ She could have woken up one day and her husband was gone.
Me, when Dhevi demanded that Krailert should say the truth and stop hiding- 👏👏
And Me, when Dhevi revealed that she knew all along he was gay and she asked her dad to help her get him even though she didn't support him killing Krailert's lover- 😲😮☹️😢
Me, when Dhevi made it clear she intends to trap and tie a gay man to herself for the rest of her life, despite knowing he will never love her and would resent her forever- 😔😔😔
Me, knowing Krailert is doomed and helpless and would just go back to his cowardly self☹️☹️☹️
Me, hearing that Dhevi intends to bring a child into a loveless and lonely home-😠😲☹️😔😢
Me, to the poor child who is gonna have an obsessed mom and possibly a depressed dad-😔☹️😮
Me, realising that even though Krailert is not a good man, he still doesn't deserved to be tied down to a woman he can never love-😮😮😮
Me, realising that Dhevi is ruthless yet was able to endure 9yrs of marital Neglect- 😮😮 Ruthless to Krailert and even more Ruthless to herself.
Then Me, realising that someone needed to lock her away in a loony bin, but there's no one bold enough to confront her 3 brothers-☹️☹️
In the end, while Dhevi is horrible, Krailert isn't a good man either. Man was cheating on his wife, had no plans to ever come clean and tried to elope with his lover with the intention of abadoning his wife. He wasn't even planning on setting her free. If not for Dhevi pulling a 'gotcha and checkmate', that's what would have happened. However, I'm a firm believer of 'Live and Let Live'.
No one should be forced into being with someone they don't love. For me, existing like this is worse than death. Krailert deserved to be with someone he loves, so does Dhevi, unfortunately, she made her choice and I feel sorry Krailert.
Then Tanwa's dad picked up his pieces.
So, they got together because Tanwa finally got to explain what happened in a book?😂 I defended Trin last episode and I had hoped that he will see reason when he calms down and maybe realise that Victor's death is not Tanwa's fault but when he up and left....didn't even know how badly Tanwa was spiralling....i just wanted Tanwa to be healthy and not follow in his mom's footsteps.
I'm pretty happy with none of them ending up together following the story being told.
No matter how resourceful she is or how powerful her brothers are, they still won't necessarily know if he leaves alone.
He's now doing "his duty". The one she wanted.
Krailert said "now, he'll stand by his decisions, the one he made back then".
So, now, he's fulfilling his husbandly role. Just not the life he wanted.
Overall Khemjira is good. Let's focus on all the good parts of the show😁