Haru

Moth speaking up for the introverts 🗣

Ranting does not have to involve spoilers and your comment is also long enough where you cannot just scroll past it, if you are on mobile. Thanks for putting the warning ^^

Don't forget spoiler warnings please

that's kinda egoistic. there are people who haven't watched it and don't care if it's bad, some just want to know the story. If you want to tell these people that this series is bad, do so without spoiling it for them smh

Pls put a spoiler on this

Wait omfg i was praying for Ongsa to get a project where his acting can really shine and i just found out abt this, additionally at a time where i can binge watch???

Though 2 years is much, pilots are always released really early so the companies can get first reactions, ideas on what to do and what not to do and i would assume depending on which pilot does the best they might start filming the series in different orders

Yes, here! ^^
https://youtu.be/QXMc5cu-xZM?is=B95F66vA41HJ5KTf

I think Kaye will have something like DID and i hope they don't fuck it up. Also idk if i want Kaye/ another possible personality of Kaye to be the Killer atp, like at first i thought it would be really great but i grew so attached to Kaye now, him killing people without technically even knowing would completely break the poor man 🥹

Watching the pilot and thought how it's sm like that one kbl watched and it finally clicked when i read the name again

Bipolar does not fit Kayes character at all. I do see DID possibly being a fit, but then it would also be the 'fictional version' of DID because series & movies love to take DID and turn it into something which leaves the viewer to believe it does work like that 🥲 (Prime example for what DID *not* is would be the movie Split)

I don't think that pen klicking was for hypnotizing but more for building pressure. To someone like Thun it is pretty obvious how mentally unstable Kaye is, so Thun knows stressing Kaye out like this will get some sort of result.

It wasn't for hypnotizing, but simply stressing someone out. Thun was building pressure in that scene by asking a lot of questions in a way Kaye doesn't even get to process them before the next one comes

Some people cannot understand that liking a character does not have to mean that you support their actions. Like I love Vegas and Big Jane, the characters are written really well and i'd even go as far and say i like their actions in the sense of character writing (Tee and Ble are deliviring in acting additionally). But what brings people to actually justify their actions 😭 Genuinely how are you gonna look at someone being chained up, mentally & physically abused and be like "Yeah but he had such a rough life so it's okay 🥺"

Of course, Vigilantes are always a much discussed topic, even in the typical superhero movies where they just deliver criminals to police. I'm not too involved in thai politics, but ik thailand has dealt/deals a lot with corruption so i would guess it's another factor that plays into the medias mistrust. I also think the media should ask a lot of questions since it is important, because even without corruption often important information the public should have is left out. Then again there is this line overstepping which could be simply stuff like tresspassing or Thun's behavior when questioning Kaye. A fine line and a hot topic like vigilantes ^^

Technically he is, yes, but he is overstepping boundaries left and right. The questions he is asking aren't questions every other reporter would ask, the content and the way he asks them are clearly to build pressure in the questioned person. If u have someone like Kaye, who clearly denies an interview and then does not look well when being asked and then continue asking, that is just asshole behavior. Ah and giving someone a job bc they are the sister of someone and then pressuring him everytime something happens, is not professional ;-; He is smart, and I think he was able to predict Kaye as a person pretty well which is why he kept firing questions and clicking his pen, which is for (psychologically) pressuring & stressing Kaye. Thun's character overall is a bit suspicious but i can't pinpoint if he really is, if that's just his personality or if he is written on purpose to make the viewers think he is suspicious.

Exactly

I'm in the middle of ep 5 rn, and in Germany we'd call Thun "Backpfeifengesicht"

His way of building pressure works so well, i have to pause the episode to calm down

I'm getting Hasskrawatte the second i see him