#Property for Sale Epping

[elogval]

Peaceful Property Episode 5 👻

[karebear923]

Home literally kicking his feet as he talks to Peach

And them smiling at each other 🥰

[hughungrybear]

I have no thoughts. I just want to share the absolute babygirl leg-flipping that Home did while making a plan to meet with Peach 😄

[lurkingteapot]

Something's so so fishy about this. even if we disregard the extra info from the preview.

not just that Home doesn't drink, and doesn't normally drive

But. The paramedic that called? Asked "is this K' Peach"

"your number is the last one your friend called"

but Home doesn't have Peach's number in his phone under his name

much less that they're friends -- he's got his job description in there

We were SHOWN he doesn't have Peach's number in his phone under his name

What is going on????

[danielsarmand]

Peaceful Property 1.05 · Missing Peace

[blorbingqls]

peaceful property final thoughts: what is a home?

i remember the first time peaceful property was released as a mock trailer in gmmtv part 1 for 2024, and how excited i was for the series to air. i thought it to be a perfect ghostbusting plot for a show - and taynew have acted in many other non-BL shows that i was not too worried for it to be a BL or not BL. and internally, after seeing that trailer, i had an idea on how the show was gonna be on what it means to have a home, have a family and understand its better meaning.

now that the show has ended, it has come true in its best form. all the spirit stories was so rooted in the little things that most people would want, and each story ngl made me cry. it gave emphasis on family, on building homes, building warmth and building a sense of familiarity with love and care. and how even with care, the financial difficulties of most people get highlighted. it was endearing to me, because it gave me every flavour of drama, angst, hate, anger, horror, fear and love i thought i didnt need but i did. so badly.

i can definitely say the show was a lot on breaking, healing and building new stuff over the old, with the theme remaining constant over all of the episodes. personally, it provided a new meaning to home. we list a lot of thing while we talk about what home means to someone, in poetry, prose, media and daily life. and i believe you cant find one absolute meaning of home. the show said the same thing here as well. however, it add more depth to the things already said. how home lies within the people, not the buildings we create. its the memories that emphasise a home.

and i think here, the best example to explain home was through uncle somkid. the denial of care and affection he felt through years doesnt equate to the comfort he got at last, knowing his father did love him all those years, left him memories and things behind. and for us as the audience, probably, the arc that somkid got may not be correct because one may think the emotional unavailability of gramps and the whole family doesnt give the correct closure that somkid probably needed. but we find out somkid saying that he finally got the closure he needed. and that is something only he could justify, not us.

i learnt a deeper meaning of how home is everything - the chaos, disagreements, fights, denial of love, hate, laughter, envy, jealousy, pride, ego, disappointment, love, care, affection, warmth, being safe and content of being together with people. and feeling that all with people has become so valid. because you go through all those emotions in the course of life with people/buildings/memories you used to call/call/will call home. these feelings dont remain constant but they show up.

the way i interpreted "home" is still vague and may be incorrect, but i have felt this as i keep defining more homes over the course of my life. i have felt these emotions somewhere or the other while being in homes and its now something which makes me feel warm and content. and this show, made me feel it all.

will like to end my string of thoughts with this thought in mind.

[almayver]

Huh. Peach is wearing the same shirt from the first episode next week. They really said this relationship is back to the very beginning.

[dreamedofyou]

I know that with everything going on in regards to Peach and Home at the end of ep 6, most people are focused on them (me included tbh) but I do also wonder what Kan's deal is.

You'd think that by now she'd trust Home enough that he'd do the right thing, but I guess hearing him say to Peach that he'd "talk to his family first" is what triggered her to act but the question is why.

What has the family done to make her so distrustful of them that she'd betray someone she's come to care about (at least I think she has by now)? It had to have been personal for her, I imagine.

Also, I wonder how Home will react once he finds out it was Kan (aka a person he trusted and cared about) who leaked the footage. I can't imagine him immediately forgiving her (unless she has a very convincing reason to give). I think what would hurt him most about that situation wouldn't even be the "betrayal", but the fact that she didn't trust him to do the right thing.

[adorablesunshinefour]

“Peaceful property is a comed-“ WRONG. This show is made for the angst lovers out here

[doublel27]

Peaceful Property habitat Ep 3.

I’m not going to lie, when I started this project this is the exact habitat I had in mind. Jennie Panhan is a gift and a blessing and I cried so hard. This ep deserved to be immortalized.

So here you have it. The idea that started it all. I’m actually super proud of this one.

[shadowsofkpop]

It is finally Wednesday again!! God knows this week of waiting felt like a whole year after ep 7.......this show I swear.

[elogval]

Broken hearts 💔

Peaceful Property Episode 6 👻

[karebear923]

Peaceful Property ep 1 was everything!!!

^Those two comments are me thirsting over adorable Tay and playboy New

It was so fun! I’m fully invested in poor little rich boy Home who will learn the true meaning of his name by learning to care about others and form real lasting bonds with them, and poor traumatized Peach who will learn to turn his curse into a gift and help spirits move on as he regains his confidence and love of cooking!

And this show is hilarious! At one point I had to pause the video and just sit there and cackle out loud cause I was having such a good time! 😄

Catch me tuning in every Wednesday for more!!

GMMTV sometimes start their shows off strong then have bad endings 📉 but this show took *forever* to film so I’m really hoping that won’t be the case with this one! Fingers crossed they took their time to do it well!! 🤞🏽

[hughungrybear]

Some viewers will argue that the show is bringing incoherent message with how they present the disparities between the rich and the poor (and other 'big' societal issues).

However, I think the show is quite consistent in showing that all the ghosts featured in each episode have one thing in common: they all want something that is uniquely personal to them.

Like, yeah, Kan's father is stellar community leader who cared deeply for his neighbours. But on his deathbed, the only thing he is concerned about is his only daughter and his fervent wish for her to make friends and live happily. And if that wish comes in the form of the grandson whose family he despised, would it mattered?

Because regardless of how brief their time together was, it was easy to see in the way Kan relays her day to her comatosed dad that she unwittingly, unintentionally, made good friends with Home, Peach, and Pang (and by extension, also Suradech).

It might be incomprehensible for some people but think about it: If you are in the same situation, barely hanging onto life, would it really matter how your wish is granted as long as it comes true?

[lurkingteapot]

Went back to re-watch the first few eps of Peaceful Property, and the more I watch, the more uneasy I get about Kan. Like. I want her to be part of the team! I don't think she's the main antagonist or anything -- the show's been indicating pretty clearly that that's Uncle Kid and by extension the family lawyer's part. But I can't figure her part out.

Kan volunteered to work with the family. She looked up information on Home before she first met him. She's looked into several cases of unlawful behaviour of Home's family. She's constantly stressed (frequently shown eating sugary things, which she tells Home will reduce stress). She is supremely, supremely unimpressed with Home, but most so when he showcases his unexamined rich boy privilege, and she looks annoyed to disappointed when the siblings -- especially PangPang -- let Home get away with those antics. But she was still surprised to the point of shock when she realised it had been Home, not Kid, who ran Peach over.

She's been looking into Peach and PangPang, too, to the extent that she lets slip that she knows what name PangPang used to go by.

She made a point of commenting that something mentioned by only one witness won't usually be admitted as fact in court. She is really insistent that the pain of having caused harm does in no way diminish the pain of having been harmed.

Her office is crammed full with boxes over boxes of what we gotta assume are case files, and it looks like a very cheap place -- not the type you'd expect to work for the family lawyer, or Home's family overall.

Which reminds me -- are we ever going to get more information on what went down in the restaurant from ep 5? The inspector talking to Uncle Kid on that recording called it a murder case, and there were case files presumably to that effect that Kan reclaimed. The way ep 5 resolved, it looks like it was most likely an unfortunate accident, but if so, why did Somkit need the case files disappeared?

Sure, they could've been talking about the accident that nearly killed Peach. But that was a different night from the restaurant death. A different restaurant case, maybe? I'm stumped. And I wonder where Kan fits into all this. She's got a goal, and it's apparently to bring Home's family to justice, but … urghgh.

Maybe auncle Pok will enlighten us when we meet them.

(I'm going on only what we've been shown in the show so far, I know the mock trailer had a couple of hints in other directions -- but I'm gonna disregard those for now because we all know how misleading gmmtv pilot trailers can be)

[lost-my-sanity1]

this show is breaking all the freaking water dams istg