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They can come at me if they want. I can't even be bothered to respond to them. People who cannot even see what is right in front of them and are too obsessed with gay bed positions aren't worth my time.😂

Oh, you have a point. I didn't even see that at all😂😂

A slice of life.....reminds me of Hometown cha cha. Not the same script of course....just the same calm small town vibes.

Is it just me or does the actor playing Thun look like Daou?😭 more like a cross between Daou and Offroad.
And I'm usually not the type to talk about the resemblance thing.

Okay. That was a great start and I didn't want ep 2 to end.
WeTV is on a roll. Love so many of their shows.

Lol, why are they blaming Keen for negotiating a fight with Pakorn when the Owner is the one who literally negotiated the second fight for 350K without Thun's consent as well?
Atleast, Thun fought the first fight that Keen negotiated and the second negotiation isn't on him🤦‍♂️

I think people will forever compare Book Charlie to onscreen Charlie and the sad thing is, despite reading the book, they can't seem to figure out the actual reason Onscreen Charlie is the way he is.....it has nothing to do with Pooh's acting. It's the screen writing that hollowed out Book Charlie's personality leaving only the cutesy version behind. Now, I said all of these when S1 aired and it's really annoying to see that a year later, it's the same rhetorics being spewed everywhere.

Now, in S2, people are like "oh, Willy is acting better"..... ehm, have you considered that Willy is literally playing a mini version of the script Babe played in S1? Cocky, arrogant, with a devil-may-care attitude?
Those aren't the lines Charlie is given at all, and even now in S2, Pooh is trying to make his boring role work.....as evidenced by his villainous look when he's mad. Actors cannot play the roles they weren't given.

To cut the long story short, your true anger at Charlie is because he is not dominant enough according to your book in contrast to Babe who is a dominant Uke. It's sad to see that in 2025, soft tops are still being hated on with all kinds of excuses.

Willy? Lol, cos he came off at Babe strong, you think that is chemistry and thus, you'll interpret that as being dominant and want him for Babe.

If you give the cutesy version of Charlie from S1 to any actor, he's gonna play it in a similar way. He ain't going to ignore the script given to him to act more dominant than Babe. It's a given and common sense.

And for Goddsake, it's 2025. Many of you need to start unpacking why a soft, delicate, feminine, emotional and petite male character can't be a top to a much bigger/masculine/muscular guy.
Y'all also need to start separating actors from characters.
This is where all the Pooh hate since 2024 came from.

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His real motive? Consuming the Golden Blood to gain control over the other vampires, all in a bid to overthrow Thara.//

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Thats exactly what i think too.

💯💯💯 exactly. Not people acting like Nakan is suddenly no longer a villain cos he revealed Thara's secret. How does revealing her secret automatically erases all the evil he's done? They're both villains with the same quest for power.

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These episode has some very beautifully shot scenes

I nearly gasped at that shot of him in the frame of a window after kla’s funeral, like it was so beautiful?//

Exactly. You and I had the exact same thought.
And the way his jaw was quivering from trying hard to hold back his tears....that scene was so beautiful and his acting was on point.

Nakan is the evil one in the light, while Thara is the evil one in the dark.
In the end, Thara wants more power and so does Nakan even though he's trying to absolve himself now by claiming he didn't want power and positions.
He might have been trying to stop Thara but that was for his own interests. Knowing Thara's plans doesn't absolve him of all the evil things he's done.
Even though he kidnapped Tong for himself and his allies, he didn't kill him immediately because he was also waiting for Tong to turn 21 just like Thara.

P.S: No one should reply my comment with a novel spoiler cos I don't want it.

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Yes, it's not super clear. That's why i said "there's something I don't understand ".

Lol. If only an apology fixes everything. Of course, he'll apologise. When has toxic and narcissistic people not apologise?😂😂
Wo, let me go to bed. This episode gave me a headache

That's why he had that look of guilt all over his face after throwing Jun under the bus.
Watch it again cos if I'm suffering, so should you. I can't suffer alone😅.
Watch it again so that you can correct me if I'm wrong🙃

There's something I don't understand.
Those guys including flirty guy were present in that office when Sorn gave Jun those papers to copy, yet flirty guy was the person who said "Sorn told you to take care of this yesterday". But why would he do that?
He literally lied without battling an eye. This guy is an example of why I always say we don't shit where we eat. Also don't advise people to make friends with work colleagues. Work colleagues should remain work colleagues cos many are not to be trusted.

I'm stumped and I'm currently having a crisis.
See, I'm the type of viewer who subconsciously rejects things in shows that I wouldn't accept for myself in the real world. I could cope and even enjoy the first 3 eps but now, this episode threw me off.
As someone who h8tes things like this in the workplace, my mind can't deal with what Sorn did especially cos I started a new job recently and part of the things I had to deal with are colleagues who embellish matters to superiors. It's worse cos Sorn and Jun are at the very least, fuck buddies.

You worded this better than I did.
The word I was looking for is suffocation. Honestly, I could barely breathe while watching how he literally pops up everywhere Jun is. I kept repeating "mind your fucking business " and rolling my eyes 😂😂. Listen, for me to enjoy a romance, I need to be able to enjoy what I'm seeing. That's the kind of viewer that I am. So it's easy for me to get fed up and drop a show because I cannot stand certain behaviour anymore.

I don't think so, too. I'm just airing out my frustrations with this episode.