#dome x khatha

[gunsatthaphan]

“I want to be with you.”

[pranpats]

I’m here to help you.

MIDNIGHT MUSEUM (2023)

[respectthepetty]

Text posts for Midnight Museum.

My favorite couples = the problem + the man in love with problem

[nick-nellson]

[heretherebedork]

Can we all just appreciate this moment? Yes, it ends with Khatha forcefully grabbing his face and declaring that he isn't cursed and that Dome can't fix anything for him but the way he kneels on the edge of the bed? The way he slowly brings himself closer? Each finger unfurling as he comes nearer his face?

There is so much hesitation and so much tenderness and then he way he turns away afterwards, staring out the window, forlorn, melancholy, ancient and alone but no longer alone as Dome stares at him in return.

Dome is a man with no memory and no past and Khatha has too much memory and too much past behind him and here they are, coming together, meeting each other, discovering a future together that is very much not what either of them expected.

Dome has a mission, Khatha has a curse and together they will change something fundamental in the other man.

[satori-the-miracle-boy]

The difference between Khatha's look in the first episode and last episode is killing me. In the first episode he was looking at him with doubt, with slight anger and with coldness in his eyes. But in the last episode his eyes are warmer, happier and so much more sure of what he wants and needs. And there is a little longing in his eyes too. First episode he thought he was looking at Chan, his long dead "brother", his first family, the first person that didn't judge him or cast him aside the moment they've met. But wasn't so sure if he was really Chan so he was still careful about this boy who has his brother's face. Last episode he was sure who he was looking at, he traveled through space and time to find him and be with him, he was certain about his thoughts and feelings about him. Everything was clear to him so he let that reflects in his eyes.

[towardthehurricane]

Not '97 Chan/Dome drawing Lilly of the valley before going off to meet Khatha for the first time 😭💔

[totallyrotten]

Tying anklets is considered as a extremely romantic scene(bit old school/traditional) in india.

In certain cultures it also signifies married women and women wear anklets on their weddings.

Even gods used to gift anklets to their lovers made famous by radha Krishna . If u search a bit u can find several arts portraying krishna ji tying anklets on radha's feet . By the way Krishna himself used to wear anklets.

Also anklets made with silver (we mostly wear silver below the waist) protect us from negative energies .

This is what I found on web

Due to the Tama predominant waves generated from such activities, there is a greater possibility of the lower body coming under attack from lower-level subtle negative energies. These energies being less powerful, are able to attack from the ground region only up to the waist. Silver is Raja-Sattva predominant, therefore it is able to proactively combat such lower level distressing energies.

[watchingblsnowandforever]

Welp. Ep 7 was something. and by something I mean it hit me right in the heart and I have too much to say about it. So stick with me, yeah?

Let's talk about Chan first. Talk about misleading, huh. So they're not real brothers. That makes more sense.

I don't know about anyone else, but what I see here is jealousy.

First, Khatha didn't want to share Chan (brothers, yeah sure), not only because he was afraid people couldn't accept him, but also, subconsciously, he knew that his real fear was losing Chan to the villagers.

He loses Chan anyway.

Enter stage: Boon. Now I don't know what ya'll think about him and Chan, but here's what I saw: Chan and Boon in love. And here's what gave me the idea:

See that freaking smile?! No?

See it?! That smile is just screaming, "I know I'm better than you." Or in this case, "I know he loves me more."

There's also him trying to protect Chan at all costs.

Also, i knew that Tay Tawan was a good actor. Of course, i did. But this? He now has a fixed place pretty high in my list of Thai (BL) actors i stan.

And the forest scene? With Chan and Khatha's "brotherly" bond officially breaking? Oh God. I wanted to hug both of them (T~T)

And Khatha being the one responsible for Chan's death- I almost cried (why do shows with Gun ATP have such a high tendency to make me cry?)

Second, I read a post somewhere (don't remember where) that predicted what would happen in ep 7. It was very similar to what actually happened. So congratulations, I guess?

Third, The One explaining to Khatha that Chan knew; he knew, and he understood. But sometimes, knowing doesn't make it better. It didn't automatically mean that Chan could forgive him. Instead of moping about his past, and trying not to repeat it, he's ironically headed in the same direction. It's like trying to escape a prophecy – the more you try, the closer you get to making it come true.

Fourth, getting absolutely plastered almost every single day because Dome is in a coma?

Brothers, really?

I swear, this show gets more gay with every episode.

Fifth. Nanon making a comeback as The One. HELL YES! The attitude, the condescence, he's nailing it.

Sixth, love that they have a gay couple cameo, however small.

And the question that started it all: who's next on midnight museum? From what I've seen of the preview, we have Junior Panachai (the telephone guy) and Mark Jiruntanin (the guy who probably dies). Mark played Prince in 'Sky in My Heart'.

[loooreleii]

"To Khatha, time means nothing. It doesn't matter when you have endless amounts of it, when it stretches out in front of you, vast and excessive, when its passing is irrelevant because you will get a second chance, and a third, and a fourth, and if that doesn't work, you simply start all over again.

The truth is, immortality is terribly, painfully boring."

- A KhathaDome magical flower shop AU

[gunsatthaphan]

“I was just counting the stars.”

[kinglenaaaa]

its midnight museum monday aka lets see how gay this show can get without being explicit about it

[respectthepetty]

Men can show affection in platonic relationships. Perfectly acceptable. Brothers and male friends are allowed to hold each other and show care, but this....

GAY!

If they are not fated lovers who have traveled through time and space countless times having to find each other because of a curse, and that's why Khatha is collecting objects in hopes of breaking their curse and keeping Dome alive for once, then I need an explanation for this:

Then explain the connected dots:

Dome not remembering telling Jib to do anything to survive, but Khatha telling Dome that moments later.

The altar having the bride in the red wedding dress, then she is the first cursed item to awaken.

And then explain the things Khatha says to Dome and the way he looks at him:

And explain these moments: *are those FORGET-ME-NOTS?!*

Bros do NOT chew a stick of gum like this while watching their Bro walk around in the security camera feed.

They don't.

¡Esto es gay! Muy muy gay.

[regressintoyourdream]

So Midnight museum….. totally getting a gay vibe. No? Cos it be vibing you know

[heretherebedork]

Do you know what I want from Midnight Museum? I need a cursed artifact that makes people dance until they die and then Khatha and Dome end up waltzing together because they had to try to save someone and have to pull each other out of the power of the artifact but also have lots of waltzing shots with grand, but a little creepy, music in the background (minor key waltz!) and when they finally manage to pull themselves out and collapse to the ground, Khatha is the first to move to pull Dome closer protectively and cover his ears.

[satori-the-miracle-boy]

Look how Dome so slightly hesitates, so slowly puts his hand in Khatha's and how Khatha just grabs it without waiting caressing it they're so important for each other your honor🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺