in the bath with Phee(like both said they did) , in the sofa with the teacher just like he exposed Non!
Yes, and that fear is what makes Jin the worst of the lot in a way since his fear is so self involved.
Everybody felt guilty about what they did to Non but Non's so called friend didn't have a single hallucination where he begged for Non's forgiveness. (I was rooting for Jin from the beginning so this twist is still kind of diabolical i guess)
Top and tee were close it was hinted from the starting..phee was always in love with non why wouldn't he behave…
I think it's really much more simple then we are making it out to be. Phee wasn't exactly James Bond at the time. He was a kid clumsily trying to figure out what was going on. He made a mistake when he lashed out at Jin. But that was enough to push Jin away.
Phee can try to be as crafty as he wants (though it didn't really look like he could be that cunning) but we are forgetting that Jin is his own person. By the end of the series it was made clear that while Jin was sorry about the video, he didn't really feel guilty about how it hurt Non. So it wouldn't really be a surprise if Jin cut Phee out of his life even if they were in the same group.
Third paragraph... Have you ever seen thai series other than bls ? They do a lot of horror movies and series and…
True but idk something about the chaos behind DFF was just addictive. Like around the same time DFF was released i started to watch Shadow - i still haven't watched the second half of the series.
(Not saying that Shadow was bad but DFF was just more addictive)
Okay I liked this series but I really think they could've done the opening ending better. Here's what I would…
But PheeJin's happily ever after was axed the moment Phee questioned their reality. Sure, it's rather disappointing that in Phee's imagination, Jin was still perfect but their reality was more sinister in the end
My take on White's situation was that his fears were normal teenage stuff -fear that his bf didn't trust him because…
Tbh, I am not really that familiar with the physical representations of STDs so you might be right.
I think White gets hit on a lot. If you look at the initial episodes, White was visibly uncomfortable when the guys were too nice to him. We also know that he is naturally playful at least in the flashbacks and is really "pretty". This might have caused misunderstandings in the past that White was being flirty when he wasn't?
The answer to that would be its either Phee's dream or Jin's dream. IF they did manage to get out it still doesn't…
That's true! Considering how Top came back to life one last time even after a close range shot, it's possible New may have had a little bit life left in him to finish what he started
About New.. I won't really discuss his relationship with Non now cuz people have different ways of expressing…
Totally agree with you. If you think about it, Tee didn't even do the stabbing. He kept begging "Non" to stop asking him to kill him. It's White's hallucination that got him killed because he wanted his Tee to be close to him. It's just so cruel in so many levels.
we need a s2 because we were left with a cliffhanger and why did they have to kill off white that was so brutal…
White's death was cruel but unfortunately this was the best way to punish Tee. Tee already felt guilty and remorse for his involvement with Non. He was also ready to die if it would save White. So in New's pov, Tee's death wouldn't be satisfying enough. Tee had to be tortured in levels unimaginable and white was the key to that.
Yes, this is a very good observation in hindsight.
Tell me about it - so many theories were wasted on poor White...but honestly i'd rather if he was something more. His reality is just too cruel. And he was soooo young (barely 18)
To be very honest, i liked this series very much till the episode 10, everything was so perfect story, directly,…
But did Phee, Jin, and Tee leave? It's implied that they got trapped in the hallucinations and never left.
Even if they survived: Tee got the worst ending possible from the gang. He has to LIVE with the fact that HE KILLED HIS WHITE- the boy he tried so hard to protect. His only light and saviour. It was also Tee's fault that White was there in the first place since White wanted to skip the trip. Death would have been a blessing to Tee in comparison.
Phee will have to live with the fact that he killed New (Phee was strongly against killing and even apologized before pulling the trigger) and also at least indirectly responsible for the other deaths.
I will not speak for Jin because I'm not too sure how he would react to all of this in the future. He too probably would be traumatized but it's hard to say since Jin's idea of remorse was abit ambiguous to begin with.
I have a genuine question: What is so confusing about the plot?I read so many comments claiming DFF is confusing…
White's fear represents the fears/ insecurities that a normal teenager would have IMO. Tee has a jealous streak so White may fear that Tee doesn't trust him. The disfigurement/ blemishes is every teen's fear.
It's symbolism to emphasize the fact that White didn't belong there. Even his hallucinations were pretty innocent compared to the others.
White was Tee's only weakness. We already knew that Tee wasn't afraid to die (at least if he can protect White)…
This is also the reason why I no longer feel that sympathetic towards New. New wasn't an angel avenging his brother. He too messed up and was going this far because he felt guilty AND sorry for himself. He also knew that his parents felt guilty about the way they treated Non and his dad's death was mostly New's fault more than the others (even if the dad's justification was unfair)
Punishing the bullies is one thing (even if his methods were too extreme) but putting White in danger for no reason was just a BS move. New knew White was innocent and New was lucid when he planted the weapons so the least he could have done was to move White out of harm's way. But he didn't.
White was Tee's only weakness. We already knew that Tee wasn't afraid to die (at least if he can protect White) and we also know that Tee doesn't really have anything to lose.
White was his world. So hurting White was the only way to punish Tee. To make Tee truly understand New's pain was to live in a world where HE killed his beloved White.
Ngl, if Phee wasn't hallucinating at the end, I wouldn't be surprised if Tee really ended up going mad calling out for his White just like in the hallucination.
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Everybody felt guilty about what they did to Non but Non's so called friend didn't have a single hallucination where he begged for Non's forgiveness.
(I was rooting for Jin from the beginning so this twist is still kind of diabolical i guess)
Phee can try to be as crafty as he wants (though it didn't really look like he could be that cunning) but we are forgetting that Jin is his own person.
By the end of the series it was made clear that while Jin was sorry about the video, he didn't really feel guilty about how it hurt Non. So it wouldn't really be a surprise if Jin cut Phee out of his life even if they were in the same group.
(Not saying that Shadow was bad but DFF was just more addictive)
I think White gets hit on a lot. If you look at the initial episodes, White was visibly uncomfortable when the guys were too nice to him. We also know that he is naturally playful at least in the flashbacks and is really "pretty". This might have caused misunderstandings in the past that White was being flirty when he wasn't?
Only White's and Non's photos do not have blood stains on them. Quite sneaky of BOC to add this easter egg🙊🙊🙊
Even if they survived:
Tee got the worst ending possible from the gang. He has to LIVE with the fact that HE KILLED HIS WHITE- the boy he tried so hard to protect. His only light and saviour. It was also Tee's fault that White was there in the first place since White wanted to skip the trip. Death would have been a blessing to Tee in comparison.
Phee will have to live with the fact that he killed New (Phee was strongly against killing and even apologized before pulling the trigger) and also at least indirectly responsible for the other deaths.
I will not speak for Jin because I'm not too sure how he would react to all of this in the future. He too probably would be traumatized but it's hard to say since Jin's idea of remorse was abit ambiguous to begin with.
New was just fueled by regret and self pity.
What he did to Fluke was absolutely horrifying if Fluke was expected to live (poetic justice in a truly demented way).
It's symbolism to emphasize the fact that White didn't belong there. Even his hallucinations were pretty innocent compared to the others.
Punishing the bullies is one thing (even if his methods were too extreme) but putting White in danger for no reason was just a BS move. New knew White was innocent and New was lucid when he planted the weapons so the least he could have done was to move White out of harm's way. But he didn't.
White was his world. So hurting White was the only way to punish Tee. To make Tee truly understand New's pain was to live in a world where HE killed his beloved White.
Ngl, if Phee wasn't hallucinating at the end, I wouldn't be surprised if Tee really ended up going mad calling out for his White just like in the hallucination.