watch gmmtv NOT do a cooking crush final ep screening & fanmeet when it's all I've waited for since I moved to thailand 💀
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[ probably no writing today bc i'm catching up on the things on my watchlist. i'm going to be out during 31st & 1st and i'd already have to be back to work on the 2nd so i want to get as many things on my watchlist done as possible ! hope you guys are having a good day / night on your end ! ]
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promise to get some sets out soon! we had a major family emergency a few days ago and it seems like we're finally over the worst of it. plus, i started my summer class last week so it's just been a lot! but! i swear i'll be returning with some sets soon, a new blog url, and a follower milestone post! i hit 100+ weeks ago and i feel like that deserves to be celebrated lol!
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ok I've only watched the first ep of bloodhounds but the choreography is so good?? like on par with my name but boxing
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Way back after ep 3, I wondered if this gesture (or the number 5, which is what it represents in the alternate universe) would come back again in the series...
At the time @dearestheart pointed out that it was potentially a hint at the coming promise within that episode that Puen would make with the Friend Credits group and with Talay. At the end of the ep, Talay and Puen make a pinky promise...and I therefore thought the show had neatly contained the motif to this one ep.
But then we get to ep 11 and this wonderful detail which some other lovely people pointed out (@hiskinndbodyguard, @stormyoceans). Ep 11 shows a flashback to the beach scene in ep 9 where Puen and Talay promise to find each other when they get back to their original universe (this particular part of the dialogue wasn't shown in ep 9):
And then Talay falls asleep - and wakes up - in the same hand gesture from this promise and from the wooden hand all the way back in ep 3:
It both went full circle within ep 3 and within the series as a whole.
And it's interesting that it was these two episodes - Soft Blush and Real Red - that the former is a lighter version of the latter. And that Soft Blush was where Puen and Talay first established a closer connection, and Real Red was where they had a deeper relationship but were separated and had to find a way to reconnect.
Ah, the details.
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