romance not being at the forefront of the story doesn't mean there's no plot. the plot is all of these characters…
there's no need to be this aggressive. you mentioned hot dudes so i assumed - maybe wrongly - that it's what you care about the most: hot dudes and their romances. now you're also putting words in my mouth: i'm in no way shape or form a boc stan or a stan of certain actors. i'm mostly here for the story, and this one interests me a lot because i don't know much about thailand of 60s so i'm curious to learn more and see how it all plays out. as for the plot, i see no point in arguing about this because we obviously have an entirely different understandings of what is considered a plot of a story
No Grindr in the 70s, so they leave secret codes in poems in newspapers??? Damn that policeman and reporter are…
romance not being at the forefront of the story doesn't mean there's no plot. the plot is all of these characters of different classes and statuses being somehow involved in the political and socioeconomic unrest in the country which was basically a military dictatorship at that time
they talked about it in the episode. most of the servants are basically slave labour, they "belong" to their masters. only some get a bit of an allowance
also forgot to comment last week, but chompoo's internalised homophobia goes crazy. like what do you mean you threw tonnam out of the apt shoeless for god knows how long just because your mother came to visit? neither of these two girlies looks visibly queer. pretty sure chompoo could've just said she's having a fancy dinner with her bestie-turned-flatmate, that's like. a normal thing for straight women to do
i hope there's more to where her paranoia comes from, because so far i don't understand its source. she talks like she comes from a super conservative and strict family, when actually her mom seems to be pretty chill (isn't there a femme gay guy working in her salon?). i just want to know why she's like this
the scene with louis's character... bitch, learn to differentiate between basic friendliness and active flirting?? hate hate hate when you're just being nice and polite to a man and he immediately assumes that you want to fuck his brains out
eh, kind of a nothing sandwich. except maybe for the last episode, which weirdly enough i liked more than the rest of the series. with gmmtv shows it's usually the other way around
this is the FOURTH time i'm seeing kapook in a role where her character has to watch someone she's into get with another person. that's some batshit insane typecasting. i'm gonna start a hashtag #letkapookgetbitches
i hope there's more to where her paranoia comes from, because so far i don't understand its source. she talks like she comes from a super conservative and strict family, when actually her mom seems to be pretty chill (isn't there a femme gay guy working in her salon?). i just want to know why she's like this