This show is a masterpiece. I think not think it'd be possible for them to surpass episode 5 for me, but then they outdid themselves with episode 6. Art, that's what this series is, it's just pure art.
The acting in this show is impeccable. There's been a few scenes where I've been so drawn in, it's like I was in a trance. This show basically takes place in one setting, yet the story and acting, as well as everything else, is so strong that it doesn't even matter. This show is a masterpiece.
A 15-year-old Taiwanese student who died in his school's bathroom of apparent natural causes, but before his death he was regularly bullied for being "too feminine." Because of this bullying, he avoided going to the bathroom when other students would be there, and as a result, he was found after he'd already fainted/went unconscious. After his death, some employees at his school were given prison sentences and gender equality laws were made in Taiwan.
I believe someone who's Thai answered this iirc, and they said Engineering is a really popular major in Thailand because it's seen as a secure field to go into.
She didn't say he couldn't eat, but that he couldn't eat that pork dish. She made him porridge. Some foods make…
It depends on how that Thai pork dish is made/what spices or seasonings they use. Also, I've never had porridge, but by the way it's always described as being bland, they may not put much, of any, salt/seasonings in it, which tracks with the fact that it always looks so white. If they actually seasoned porridge properly, I'm sure it'd show just like how it's obvious when grits or steamed rice have been seasoned.
No wonder ukes are so weak and sickly if parental care is being told "don't let him sleep or eat or he won't get…
She didn't say he couldn't eat, but that he couldn't eat that pork dish. She made him porridge. Some foods make the symptoms when you're sick worse, like dairy which can cause mucus build up and lead to choking if your nose is already running/stuffed.
The legal age of consent in Japan is base at 13, but different regions have their own laws that can put it between…
Yeah. He's likely 17 given that he's a senior and hasn't taken his college exams yet. The Japanese school year is from April to March, and college exams start in January. Since they said summer just started, then he's in his first semester of his senior year at the start of the show. I don't know how much time passed in this episode though.
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Agree with your other points though.