Mimicat

Taking a deep breath.

First, you geniuses are out here labeling Jes as homophobic, and now you’re collectively losing your minds because the guy who's name we shall not say (Bob)—wears the same bracelet as Great.

Let’s break this down for the slow learners: they have a styling team. Yes, that’s right, professionals who actually pick out their clothes and jewelry. It's not like they’re sitting there handpicking every accessory themselves, okay, kids? 💀

And honestly, are you really that dense to think only one person on Earth can wear the same bracelet? The sheer level of delusional thinking some of you have is absolutely mind-blowing. You’re seriously scraping the bottom of the barrel with this nonsense. Maybe, just maybe, you should redirect all that misdirected energy into something more productive—like leaving Jes and Bible the hell alone. The fact that you’re obsessing over a bracelet just shows how twisted and pathetic some of you truly are. Get a grip and stop embarrassing yourselves.

Tyme’s preference for black reflects the duality of his existence. On one hand, the black attire underscores his professional authority and the seriousness with which he approaches his medical practice. On the other hand, it hints at the darker side of his life like his relentless pursuit of revenge for his parents’ deaths. The black clothing serves as a constant visual reminder of the grief and unresolved anger that drive him, suggesting that beneath his calm exterior as a healer lies a deeply wounded and vengeful soul.

Great’s mix of black and white in the first episode symbolizes his morally gray nature. The black represents his capacity for questionable actions, hinting at the choices he makes in the first timeline that blur the lines between right and wrong. However, the presence of white in his wardrobe signifies his desire for redemption and a better path. White often symbolizes purity, hope, and the aspiration for moral clarity. When Great is with Tyme, he frequently wears all white, which to me seems like he’s striving to be better not only for himself but also for the sake of their relationship.

Imagine it ends sad, it will be a lifetime of crying for us

I would say I am sorry but I am really not

Sending hugs tho hehe

In Episode 1, we witness Great's heart stopping and Tyme getting shot. Everything shown up until Episode 5 is actually Great reliving his past, attempting to change the things he regrets. This happens because even though his heart stopped, his brain remained active for four minutes. During those four minutes, he re-experienced his life, trying to make different choices—like not running away after hitting the woman or attempting to save Tonkla's brother. However, these changes only occurred in his mind. In reality, the woman is still dead, Nan is dead, and Dome (Tonkla's brother) is dead in the original timeline, which is the true course of events.

have to? no.
WANT TO? YES

Great way to start the day thank me later hehe

If I suffer you all shall suffer too, cry in unison

Bible posted a picture of tyme and great with a song, this is the lyrics

Sitting here, looking at your eyes, holding hands together
And you’re about to tell me that you have to go
Is this really the love I was hoping for?
Everything is tightening, making me let you go

I guess I have to bear this pain alone
In the end, all I can do is sing a song to express my heartbreak

Oh, why does it hurt so much?
The word "love" is now left with only the last minute
I wish you could change your mind
But all I can do is watch you leave, with nothing left

There’s nothing left of the love we had for each other
And it will end right there if you have to go
Without you, life would lose its meaning
When you’re about to leave and won’t come back

I guess I have to bear this pain alone
In the end, all I can do is sing a song to express my heartbreak

Oh, why does it hurt so much?
The word "love" is now left with only the last minute
I wish you could change your mind
But all I can do is watch you leave, with nothing left

I want to ask for my tears to stop flowing
To extend the time so I can watch you until you leave
With nothing left


BIBLE GO SLEEP

I am not ready to see an other pair of tragic gays on my screen LMAO

I’m honestly about to go crazy because I just realized something. When Tyme is crying in the first timeline after getting shot, it feels so out of character for him. He’s not the type to be afraid of death or crumble when things get dangerous—maybe he’d get angry, but he’d never just break down like that. And then it hit me: his tears weren’t out of fear, but because he knew he wouldn’t make it to see Great. He was probably trying to reach him after getting the phone call, but then it dawned on him that he wasn’t going to make it. The thought that his last moments were filled with the devastating realization that he’d never see Great again is utterly crushing. It’s as if he wasn’t just mourning his own life, but the loss of that one final chance to be with Great. IMMA GO IN A CORNER

When the heart stops, the brain is deprived of oxygen, triggering a flood of electrical activity as it desperately tries to survive.

This heightened brain activity is allowing Great to re-experience memories and tap into future events. The "4 minutes" represents the time the brain can function before significant damage occurs, making it a window where the character's mind explores both past and future as it tries to process what's happening before it either dies or the heart starts beating again

Bible said today, "It wasn't that Great loved Tyme more than Korn; it was because, based on his morals, he saw what his family was doing and chose the right side."

It could be an acting choice, or it could be what the script called for. If the script had said "kiss him deep," they would have done that—we saw in episode 4 that they have no problem with it, haha. This kiss was probably meant to be brief and hesitant because it comes with a sense of regret. It’s one of the last kisses before they both get shot, so it’s likely supposed to convey that feeling of regret and finality.

There’s no way some of you are calling Jes homophobic because of those brief pecks. They weren’t meant to be deep kisses—they were supposed to be short and quick. I get it if you didn’t like them; I’d prefer more passionate kisses too. But calling him homophobic is a stretch, honestly. Did we watch episode 4? Jes put his all into those scenes, especially that NC scene. Plus, he’s a hugely popular actor in Thailand. If he were homophobic, he wouldn’t have taken on this role. He’s already successful and financially secure—this is his 35th series. He’s not doing it for the money, so let’s use logic.

I felt it too, I don't think what Tyme feels is even half as strong as what Great does but it's probably because Great has the emotions from the present, he has an allure to tyme

I'm curious about Korn's reaction to Great being shot. Despite his slight bitterness about being the favorite, he seems to care about him a lot.

Unless they somehow add the supernatural element of him being able to change the timeline, Im guessing it's only in his head

Two little pecks, it was cute but a deep kiss wouldn't have hurt nobody 😭

It just hit me that in the original timeline, Great and Tyme likely never ran away to spend that quiet time by the lake. Could this be Great’s way of trying to create a bittersweet moment with Tyme, driven by the regret of not seizing that chance in his original timeline? 😭 I'll go cry.