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Because New/Tan didn’t go back to England when they sent him. He pretended to, but stayed in Thailand with Phee to infiltrate and investigate. But when the dad called New/Tan to tell him his mom killed herself dad found out New/Tan was local. His dad, who was grieving Non and his wife, was drunk and upset and needed someone to blame, so he took it out on New/Tan. At least that’s how I saw it.

That’s what I was thinking. Man, a lot of studios don’t show graphic NC scenes if the actors are early 20s but damn! Not BOC. Unless those were body doubles but I really don’t think so 👀

Well, the teacher was undercover trying to bust Tee’s uncle; maybe White is part of that and became Tee’s bf to spy. Who was the teacher talking to on the phone when he was hit by the car? There was someone investigating with him, (unless it was this Perth character, lol)

I was more surprised when he slapped his ass…

I was more surprised when he slapped his ass…

When they forgot to put the English subtitles on THE FINALE!

Or can you imagine if Nont suddenly unclips the blonde extensions and says “yeah there IS no “Nont” it’s me bitches, working undercover.” 🤣

LMAO OMG IF HE DOES I HOP HE SAYS THAT EXACT LINE! 💀

Ahhhhh the plot thickens. I couldn’t tell who it was lol. I’ve always suspected Nuth tho,

Who was in the clip at the end that Phop found??

I understand what you’re saying. All in all it wasn’t an ideal situation for anyone.

I watched this a while ago and liked it. But then I found the prequel and watched it and decided to re-watch this. I understood the relationship dynamic much better.

I disagree. If you watch the prequel, it gives a bit more character background of Nagisa, his realization that he is gay, his trauma associated with coming out, his trying to date girls to be “normal” and the beginning of the relationship with Shun. In this movie, we start out seeing that they are still together, but break up, and we learn that Nagisa tried to be a pro surfer but failed. He met his wife, got her pregnant and decided to marry her, thinking he could live the stereotypical “normal” life. We don’t know how that occurred; maybe he was drunk, maybe he was horny and she was there. Unfortunately the gay lifestyle is still not accepted by everyone. Although it’s tolerated in the west, there are many countries where it is not and I believe Asian countries are on that list, no matter how progressive they might be. Nagisa admits that he couldn’t be faithful because he is gay, had liaisons with many men, then he realizes that it’s not that he’s looking for men in general, but just one man - Shun. That’s why he shows up on his doorstep. As far as the wife goes and the divorce proceedings, I think you have to get into the wife’s mind first. She’s a woman who has found out her husband has been cheating on her — with men. Being cheated on with women is one thing, but this is something else. She is bitter and she is not thinking what’s best for Sora, she doesn’t want Nagisa — who has cheated on her with men — to “win.” The wife is totally out of her element, as she has been the breadwinner, not the stay at home parent. But she wants to hurt Nagisa because he hurt her, albeit unintentionally, because he was just being true to himself. He went about it the wrong way; he should have told her he was gay from the beginning. Anyway, Nagisa starts out wanting custody of Sora because he has cared for her and believes he is the best parent. But as the preceding starts to be a mud-slinging contest, he doesn’t want his wife to be torn apart; he would rather give up custody. I don’t believe he was selfish; he says he was, but I don’t see it that way. He was the best parent in this situation and I think he was selfless in giving up custody. At least we see in the end that they seem to learn to get along for Sora.

If you purchase the ticket there probably won’t be English sub titles?

Does channel three have an app in the states? How can I stream it?

Although the younger generation embraces LGBTQ, SK is a really old, conservative country and I think BLs are still controversial and not supported b y the Korean entertainment industry. So silly.

Ahhhhhh thank you. It makes a bit more sense now,

20 minutes of drama and 20 minutes of BTS? They should’ve just made it a movie and be done with it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Someone please explain this to me. I’m completely lost.
1. Who was the novel writer and what’s the relationship between him and Myungha?
2. Did Myungha die in real life or the game?
3. Why did the game keep glitching?
4. Did Myungha go BACK to the game and is living in the game now, happily ever after?

I feel like they should’ve have given some backstory at least. A couple more episodes of character development and some context. But I liked it.

She was 19. I get that he was like 800 years older than her but come on. He was GORGEOUS. When I was 19 I married a 33 year old. He had a corvette. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 36 years later, we’re still together and now the dog sleeps on top of it (the corvette). Do yourself a favor: admit that it’s fantasy and watch it.