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kawi isn't boring. he is actually a very realistic character. he represents a lot of people dealing with broken families and mental disorders.

Not gmmtv but thailand problem

I'm afraid of what she's planning to do, because I can't figure it out. Probably something related to Kawi, which is Rak's weakness. Her plan has to be to destroy Rak and Kawi. I feel like it can't be too evil (or she doesn't succeed) because her character is obviously meant to be redeemed and Khem becomes the main enemy. I'm still nervous though. Pam really needs to tell Rak their connection to their family.

Yes, exactly. If she could look at things objectively, she'd see that neither Dokrak nor Kawi are happy with the presence of their father. The problem is obviously Khem and not them. It's also ironic how she saws Khem does not care about anyone but himself but also contradicts herself by saying they should hurt his family to get back at him. The guy just disowned and assaulted Dokrak because she chose to study art, he's insane.

Honestly, I have this theory (I don't know if it will become true or not, it's just a theory) that Kawi will definitely be the target and he will face enormous pressure and will attempt suicide. He's been extremely depressed as of lately and he's not emotionally well as we can all see. Honestly, I am afraid too because this time, we don't know what's going to happen since they're not following the book anyways so we have to expect everything.

Like someone said below, I feel like this is the first series where I actually do care about the other characters besides the main ones. I'm loving Oat/Nene and even Kawi gets my sympathy sometimes. Pam's family is so cool too, especially the grandmother. The pace of the series has been amazing so far, congratulations to the screenwriters and everyone involved, they've been doing an amazing job. I can understand Nene's motivations, although she is obviously seeing things as black and white right now. She resents Dokrak and Kawi for being acknowledged as the daughter/son of Khem but she can't see how much that is killing them, too. I hope in the end, she finds a family by their side. Mim definitely surprised me with her job as an actress, I didn't know much about her but she is doing an amazing job. She seems like such a sweet person but she's embracing this role in such a fantastic way. I'm amazed. I love everything about this series. Wow!

The thing is that we can always talk about what's the right thing because we're not in the situation. I don't support anything she does but it's hard not to see why she's so blind. Her mom was crazy but at the end of the day, her mother was all she knew. When she gets the help she needs or even an awakening, she'll be able to see everything for what it is. I'm still all for them kidnapping her.

It's quite ironic because Nene said Dokrak is Khem's family so their nature is the same. While Dokrak is nothing like her father, Nene seems to blinded or even delusional just like her mother was. She acts like she wants to get revenge on her father but is mostly trying to destroy this family's happiness because it seems so unfair to be the only one that is hurt. That's why she's trying to convince Pam or even herself that the siblings are selfish.

Mim is doing awesome and I love Nene. I hope she gets help cause Rak and Kawi would really love her if the situation was approached different. Here's to hoping she sees the light, gain a brother, sister and wife.

There's like only one person complaining about Bonnie's singing/acting. Everyone else is impress by her. If you're not a GL fan, no need to force yourself to watch it. There's plenty of BL stuff.

I still can't believe they managed to make a 16-episode romcom about two good communicators.

It’s more of an open ending. So the way I saw it, I’d like to think it became a happy ending even if we didn’t get to see it directly.

😭😭. i’ll respect your opinion obviously because as you said everyone has different tastes but damn i didn’t know some people don’t find yoona pretty 😭. she’s SNSD’s visual and regarded as men’s ideal type or to have set the KBS (korean beauty standard)

Honestly, I’m so glad they changed the story. I still like the novel, but there’s NO WAY I could handle it as a series 😭😭. If they had followed the novel exactly, I’d be having a heart attack every episode.

It's kind of a role reversal for View when compared to her pairing in 23.5, and she does both sides of this dynamic so well. We already see Nene fighting with herself related to her scheming, and she often forces herself to recall the bad memories to rebuild her resolve. Mim's acting in that scene with Rak's mother was so powerful. I hope we get to see Nene open up more to Oat soon.