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naoms

This series is amazing. It came out at a time when almost, if not all, GL's had extreme angst, dark, chaotic toxicity. Pam and Dokrak are a couple that trust, in spite of everything, each other. They trust what they feel for each other and this show made an amazing job at portraying the characters evolving. Pam learns from Dokrak to open up, to not carry everything by herself, and she learns it gradually, it takes time. Kawi's Journey, Orm's journey (the mother), Nene's journey. Its a whole process, they are taking time for the characters to evolve and grow and their actions dont seem out of chracter at all. That paired up with the amazing sound design, the ost, the cinematography, the outstanding acting and the undenaible chemistry between Emi and Bonnie solidify this series.

naoms

The stomach growl was really from Bonnie 🤣 They talked about it in an interview 🤣 P'Fon, the Director, has this tendency to carry on with scenes. The cast that has worked with her says that she sometimes doesnt say "cut" inmmediately and they have to carry on with the scene. That, paired with Emi and Bonnie's chemistry is probably why a lot of their kissing or intimate scenes have improvisation on them ✨️

Miss Necromancer

What makes this show so special isn't just the relationship between Pam and Rak. It's everything else around them, too. This show is all about the healing power of love, and you see it hitting all the corners of this universe, except for the stupid father. Love can't fix all problems, but it can give you a crutch to help you walk through the pain and come out on the other side. Rak and her unfathomable power of love are strengthening all the other characters around her. Rak and Oat showing Nene those small amounts of love is starting to crack her facade. When Rak called her P'Nene instead of Khun, it's such a small moment, but it's my second fave in the series (my fave moment is next episode). Rak should have been furious, but all she felt was sadness that Pam and Nene had such bad things shaping them, and her heart immediately welcomed Nene in as her sister, no questions asked. Mim's acting when her face cracked at her rage being met with love was SO GOOD. So was the conversation Nene had with Dr. Orn. It was like she was also having a conversation with her own mother, except Orn is far more receptive to what she has to say. Nene's mother was beyond saving at the end, but I think deep down, Nene is trying to save her mother all over again through Orn. Even in all her rage, there is still the desire for love, and her face with Oat in the bar was the softest she's ever been. I will never stop praising Mim as an actress. Also, Kawi's story is SO personal for me. Every time I watch it, I feel I'm intensely being seen, and I both love and hate it. You can only put so much shit in a toilet before it overflows or just shatters. And you can try to put it back together, but it's never the same. This poor man is being CRUSHED and it's so painful to watch.