I think maybe he survived ... the ghost brothers told him to go back to her ... SuSu said she was waiting for…
Thank you for this ... it was a nice read. :-)
I still stand by my original thought though ... if that's the way they wanted to end it then they should have prioritized filming this over something else that wasn't as crucial to the understanding of the ending.
My overall assumption is that he lived, which this supports, but what good is an open ending like the official one they left us with? Why not just be clear that he lived? Who is watching this hoping that he dies at the end? Cause that is what an open ending like this is for ... the assumption/gamble that a large enough section of their viewers see his death as a satisfying ending.
I'm sad that a really good drama is going to tank in the ratings because their decision to court both sides.
If they wanted to end with what then they should have written that story. But they didn't ...
I think maybe he survived ... the ghost brothers told him to go back to her ... SuSu said she was waiting for him ... and he has survived so much already in his life, so he can survive this. But because we will never know for sure ... It wasn't a good ending for me.
ok I read below that they think she died and met him again. I think that’s the only explanation. Maybe could…
They both lived. After the fight, where it looked like he died, he didn't actually die. He was secretly taken away to recover in private since they weren't sure he would actually make it. She and a few other trusted people knew.
Once he recovered from those injuries he stayed away so that he could focus on finding a permanent fix for the poison, which he couldn't do at home without disrupting the safety he worked so hard to create for his family in case he died before finding a cure. According to "book people", they say it took him 8 years to find the cure before he came back. Based on the age of the son, it look like it was more like 5 or 6 in the series. The handkerchief that was delivered to his guard was their signal that he was back, which is why the guard went running at the end. To welcome him home.
Also, per "book people", they say the final edict he secured from the Emperor that named his son the crown prince was basically him abdicating. So when he came back he was just a low level prince with no authority ... and could focus on being a husband and father.
today is the spl episode of beside the sky right??? where is it??i have been looking forward to it the whole day!
It was only shown in a theater today. Looks like a fan event with Bever and Tonliew. I'm guessing the ArthitDao special will be the same way since it's "presented" by the same company. Same for TigerNao if they end up announcing a special for them too.
I really hope they eventually put it on WeTv ... even if it isn't until all 3 specials have been show to Thai locals. I'd think they would prefer it shown to as many people as possible.
i can't get over how we're supposed to believe that the brothers are far enough in age that the older brother was old enough to be in love with the younger brother's mother?
I want one of those t-shirts. If they aren't selling those then they are missing a huge opportunity. I wouldn't even mind it if they added the GMMtv logo. I just want the shirt.
So much focus on JJ's character and Net's character doesn't seem to have much to do so far. They need to get over the repeated story loop of "Klao" being told to stay put but him sneaking out anyway and finding himself in a sticky spot. There has to be a better way for Klao to get the info he needs.
I really think these artists should have had private training for a few months ... at least 3-6 months. They aren't ready as of this latest episode (ep 7).
I like the sports day activities because it got them working together and up in each other's spaces and helped get them closer quickly. But then the way they are pairing them together so randomly makes no sense. There seems to be little consideration about personality, talents, strengths/weaknesses, career goals, interests or their actual personal tastes.
The tasks are interesting but most of them are too inexperienced to make any significant progress with the few days prep they are given with professional coaches. I'm nervous about whatever forced pair ends up winning this because there is no reason to expect they will have anything in common to keep them together past the contract date.
I still stand by my original thought though ... if that's the way they wanted to end it then they should have prioritized filming this over something else that wasn't as crucial to the understanding of the ending.
My overall assumption is that he lived, which this supports, but what good is an open ending like the official one they left us with? Why not just be clear that he lived? Who is watching this hoping that he dies at the end? Cause that is what an open ending like this is for ... the assumption/gamble that a large enough section of their viewers see his death as a satisfying ending.
I'm sad that a really good drama is going to tank in the ratings because their decision to court both sides.
Once he recovered from those injuries he stayed away so that he could focus on finding a permanent fix for the poison, which he couldn't do at home without disrupting the safety he worked so hard to create for his family in case he died before finding a cure. According to "book people", they say it took him 8 years to find the cure before he came back. Based on the age of the son, it look like it was more like 5 or 6 in the series. The handkerchief that was delivered to his guard was their signal that he was back, which is why the guard went running at the end. To welcome him home.
Also, per "book people", they say the final edict he secured from the Emperor that named his son the crown prince was basically him abdicating. So when he came back he was just a low level prince with no authority ... and could focus on being a husband and father.
I really hope they eventually put it on WeTv ... even if it isn't until all 3 specials have been show to Thai locals. I'd think they would prefer it shown to as many people as possible.
I like the sports day activities because it got them working together and up in each other's spaces and helped get them closer quickly. But then the way they are pairing them together so randomly makes no sense. There seems to be little consideration about personality, talents, strengths/weaknesses, career goals, interests or their actual personal tastes.
The tasks are interesting but most of them are too inexperienced to make any significant progress with the few days prep they are given with professional coaches. I'm nervous about whatever forced pair ends up winning this because there is no reason to expect they will have anything in common to keep them together past the contract date.