EarthMix cameo in Ossan's Love Returns EP 4 is JimWen from Moonlight Chicken, and it's been confirmed Earth will play Haruta, Mix as Maki in the remake
The following translation is from the WRITER of Last Twilight:''I had a deep conversation with my friend (who…
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The scriptwriter's inspiration for the breakup story between Mhok and Day provides some insights that can help us better understand the narrative:
I had an in-depth conversation with a blind friend of mine while preparing a script, particularly about love and intimate relationships. I asked him about the most painful breakup he ever experienced in his life. He told me that the relationship was beautiful, they were a great match, and both believed they could love each other for a long time.
His companion loved him deeply and took great care of him, but the only problem was that his companion was overly concerned about him. Although his companion allowed him the freedom to go anywhere, there was always a lot of worry, a need to protect, follow, and take care of him. At first, he felt it was a form of happiness, they couldn't bear to be apart, but over time, it became a source of pain.
My friend started feeling guilty because every time he went out, it caused inconvenience to his companion. There were no demands or force, but his companion couldn't help but worry. Initially, he tried to solve the problem by staying at home so his companion could lead a normal life, but soon, my friend started to feel tired of his own life. He felt like a fish trapped in a glass box, so he decided to break up.
I asked why they didn't try to communicate and adjust first. My friend said, "What can you expect from a young person in their twenties? That's their level of maturity." Looking back, he also felt he was too hasty, but the problem was the inner pain was inevitable. No blind person feels they should be a burden in someone else's life, and no one can endure that feeling for a lifetime.
The scriptwriter's inspiration for the breakup story between Mhok and Day provides some insights that can help us better understand the narrative:
I had an in-depth conversation with a blind friend of mine while preparing a script, particularly about love and intimate relationships. I asked him about the most painful breakup he ever experienced in his life. He told me that the relationship was beautiful, they were a great match, and both believed they could love each other for a long time.
His companion loved him deeply and took great care of him, but the only problem was that his companion was overly concerned about him. Although his companion allowed him the freedom to go anywhere, there was always a lot of worry, a need to protect, follow, and take care of him. At first, he felt it was a form of happiness, they couldn't bear to be apart, but over time, it became a source of pain.
My friend started feeling guilty because every time he went out, it caused inconvenience to his companion. There were no demands or force, but his companion couldn't help but worry. Initially, he tried to solve the problem by staying at home so his companion could lead a normal life, but soon, my friend started to feel tired of his own life. He felt like a fish trapped in a glass box, so he decided to break up.
I asked why they didn't try to communicate and adjust first. My friend said, "What can you expect from a young person in their twenties? That's their level of maturity." Looking back, he also felt he was too hasty, but the problem was the inner pain was inevitable. No blind person feels they should be a burden in someone else's life, and no one can endure that feeling for a lifetime.
Fan asked if the playful hug at the end was an improvised one. Tay told that in the script it was written just a hug. P'Ex he just kept the camera rolling because he believed that TayNew themselves wouldn’t just “hug” and did nothing. He let it flow and wanted to see what TayNew (in KaranAchi’s character would do). New asked if P'Ex got what he wanted in the end. P'Ex said “definitely”.
It frustrates me to see many people blaming the whole storytelling as it's an EP11 curse and start to rage because of the time skip trope.
The whole Songkhla trip basically gives us a glimpse on what's gonna happen if Mhok & Day were living together on their own.
They didn't show Mhok worrying about Day's whereabouts twice for nothing.
They didn't show Mhok's nightmare of ignoring Rung's call and the final confession on his guilt for nothing.
They didn't show Aon & Pla's wedding speeches just to act as fillers.
The question of "What's the difference of being a boyfriend and a caretaker" still remains unanswered.
Mom's saying she is worried about Mhok instead of Day is indeed true.
The cast and the team used the whole EP11 to bring us back to reality and rethink the relationship of Mhok and Day. Imagine if they "talk it out" like most people suggested and stay together, what would happen in the future? Mhok & Day is not in an equal relationship & it won't work in a long run.
I am upset and my heart also breaks for the boys too. But having a break up and the time skip trope doesn't mean the show is shit and IMO this is pretty unfair judgement to what they are trying to do in storytelling.
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https://mdpr.jp/drama/detail/4161288
and some ppl questioned if he actually loved him??? bffr
but GMMTV track record is over a week since it's release and then on a Tuesday
so likely Jan 23
The scriptwriter's inspiration for the breakup story between Mhok and Day provides some insights that can help us better understand the narrative:
I had an in-depth conversation with a blind friend of mine while preparing a script, particularly about love and intimate relationships. I asked him about the most painful breakup he ever experienced in his life. He told me that the relationship was beautiful, they were a great match, and both believed they could love each other for a long time.
His companion loved him deeply and took great care of him, but the only problem was that his companion was overly concerned about him. Although his companion allowed him the freedom to go anywhere, there was always a lot of worry, a need to protect, follow, and take care of him. At first, he felt it was a form of happiness, they couldn't bear to be apart, but over time, it became a source of pain.
My friend started feeling guilty because every time he went out, it caused inconvenience to his companion. There were no demands or force, but his companion couldn't help but worry. Initially, he tried to solve the problem by staying at home so his companion could lead a normal life, but soon, my friend started to feel tired of his own life. He felt like a fish trapped in a glass box, so he decided to break up.
I asked why they didn't try to communicate and adjust first. My friend said, "What can you expect from a young person in their twenties? That's their level of maturity." Looking back, he also felt he was too hasty, but the problem was the inner pain was inevitable. No blind person feels they should be a burden in someone else's life, and no one can endure that feeling for a lifetime.
https://twitter.com/AComewell/status/1749089555834458455
I had an in-depth conversation with a blind friend of mine while preparing a script, particularly about love and intimate relationships. I asked him about the most painful breakup he ever experienced in his life. He told me that the relationship was beautiful, they were a great match, and both believed they could love each other for a long time.
His companion loved him deeply and took great care of him, but the only problem was that his companion was overly concerned about him. Although his companion allowed him the freedom to go anywhere, there was always a lot of worry, a need to protect, follow, and take care of him. At first, he felt it was a form of happiness, they couldn't bear to be apart, but over time, it became a source of pain.
My friend started feeling guilty because every time he went out, it caused inconvenience to his companion. There were no demands or force, but his companion couldn't help but worry. Initially, he tried to solve the problem by staying at home so his companion could lead a normal life, but soon, my friend started to feel tired of his own life. He felt like a fish trapped in a glass box, so he decided to break up.
I asked why they didn't try to communicate and adjust first. My friend said, "What can you expect from a young person in their twenties? That's their level of maturity." Looking back, he also felt he was too hasty, but the problem was the inner pain was inevitable. No blind person feels they should be a burden in someone else's life, and no one can endure that feeling for a lifetime.
https://twitter.com/AComewell/status/1749089555834458455
proper TL instead of machine TL posted earlier
Trailer https://youtu.be/tdiZpYkqlb8
coming to gaga and viki
manifesting 😩
https://twitter.com/GMMTV/status/1748980345616339190?t=fHYxdzqJwKOhHoWygQ_qyw&s=19
Cherry Magic EP 6 tops Twitter trends in Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam, #2 Worldwide ~ more than 700K tweets
Reward - Newwiee carrying Tay when
https://twitter.com/GMMTV/status/1748993390346428433?t=f_Nqv6JdIK5opJAcT2FXVg&s=19
And we did it
I'm waiting
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https://twitter.com/OGTNAF/status/1748777784514679213
https://t.me/CherryMagicViu
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https://t.me/CherryMagicViu
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It frustrates me to see many people blaming the whole storytelling as it's an EP11 curse and start to rage because of the time skip trope.
The whole Songkhla trip basically gives us a glimpse on what's gonna happen if Mhok & Day were living together on their own.
They didn't show Mhok worrying about Day's whereabouts twice for nothing.
They didn't show Mhok's nightmare of ignoring Rung's call and the final confession on his guilt for nothing.
They didn't show Aon & Pla's wedding speeches just to act as fillers.
The question of "What's the difference of being a boyfriend and a caretaker" still remains unanswered.
Mom's saying she is worried about Mhok instead of Day is indeed true.
The cast and the team used the whole EP11 to bring us back to reality and rethink the relationship of Mhok and Day. Imagine if they "talk it out" like most people suggested and stay together, what would happen in the future? Mhok & Day is not in an equal relationship & it won't work in a long run.
I am upset and my heart also breaks for the boys too. But having a break up and the time skip trope doesn't mean the show is shit and IMO this is pretty unfair judgement to what they are trying to do in storytelling.
https://twitter.com/GMMTV/status/1748640893316497625?t=zel5O_ur1kEP_i86XxyoMA&s=19