#trillo

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aabon35

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Its wimdy and Trillo's caught out in the rain First panel of a mini comic I'm trying to figure out.

[blog-omartinajero-me]

Con Tanya Burak, Trillo y La Ratita de Canal 6, Multimedios. Comunicación con sentido y agradable.

[08cjvvman1]

[nemethos-deamon]

made a pulang araw poster, god i love this show, filipinos wya

[heavenrings]

tell me, tell me, baby i know this is crazy...

[iris-sistibly]

I'm probably going to hell for this, but I don't feel any sympathy for Julio Borromeo at all.

Dude not only cheated on his wife but also impregnated another woman, and kept this as a secret for years until the death of Filipina.

While I disagree with how Carmela treats Adelina, she has every right to be furious at Julio--this motherfucker had been lying straight to her face for YEARS. Telling Carmela and Teresita that they're the only women in his life, and him telling Adelina how his and Fina's ✨love story✨ began, how he wanted to make her happy after Fina was left by her ex boyfriend after getting her pregnant was like...pure cringe, like bitch who the fuck do you think you are? Some God's gift to women? Some knight-in-shining armour who ought to "save" every lonely woman in the country?

Some of y'all would probably be like, "Oh but he regrets it now, he has been asking for his wife's forgiveness, he's a good father, blah, blah, blah."

This pathetic excuse of a man, tried to deny Adelina when Amelia brought her to his theater (after Fina's death). Tried to lie AGAIN to his wife and daughter despite the truth being slapped on their faces, he's sorry and regrets it? Motherfucker was sorry only after he couldn't deny the truth anymore. Imagine being in Carmela's shoes and your husband, whom you thought was a good man turned out to be a horrible one?

And him not showing up to Fina's funeral to be there for Adelina because he doesn't want to see Fina lifeless is bullshit. He didn't go to the funeral because people will talk, rumors will spread which will eventually cause humiliation to his family, his business going bankrupt, etc. Adelina just loves her father too much.

He loves Filipina?

No, he's a selfish bastard who wants both Carmela and Fina for himself.

He loves his wife?

LIE. You don't betray the person you love. Cheating is a choice, those who cheat always have the excuse of "nagmahal lang ako," and "nagkamali ako," these are so overused. May utak ka diba? You know cheating is bad yet you did it anyway. It's a choice, it's always a choice.

In the show, it was implied that Carmela paid someone to burn the theater. I'm not saying what she did was right, but as the saying goes, "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." She was deeply hurt, and betrayed by her own husband. She wanted to inflict the worst pain possible for Julio, to ruin him the way he ruined her. It was Julio who turned her into the villain that she is now, Carmela's only mistake was she projected that anger towards Adelina who is innocent in all of this, and in doing so she ended up resenting her own daughter, Teresita for choosing to have a sisterly relationship with Adelina.

"Oh but she can choose to forgive and move past that."

Yeah, because doing that is a walk in the park **insert sarcasm** you can't just tell someone to move on especially when they are still clearly hurting. Betrayal is the worst kind of pain you could inflict on someone, and when trust is gone it's hard to earn it back...chances are, you won't.

"But Carmela going as far as burning Julio's theater is too much."

I do believe it's too much. But Julio begging Carmela to save the theater by selling some of the properties to save their livelihood? And that being a performer is the only job he knows? Nah, he wants to save the theater to preserve the place that reminds him so much of his affair partner. The livelihood, the shows were not the main reasons. Carmela might have turned into a cold, bitter, resentful woman but let's not forget who turned her into this.

Moral of the story: Julio is a walking red flag and that he deserves the karma hahahaha! Also, divorce should be legal in the Philippines.

P.S. I hope the writers don't come up with the bullshit that the wife is a bitch to justify the man's affair. It's 2024, not the 80's.

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It's sketchy but I liked it so it should go here

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After Andrey Remnev

Diana Trillo, photography

[balu8]

Jorge Zaffino

[940pcs-ally]

Y'all know that it would've been cool if Col. Yuta Saitoh was aromatic? Or repulsed of romance?? Hear me out guyss, it would've been so cool to see a character in GMA to be completely apathetic to the idea of romantic stuff, and it fits his character !! I'm not trying to say that "Aromatic people are apathetic" but it would've been so interesting and honestly way better instead of Teresita suffering, again.

[buko-pandan]

Costumes in Maria Clara at Ibarra Pt. 2

Notes and details about the historical costumes from the show according to the stylists. Interview here: (x)

Part 1 of the gifset

Additional notes: - “Indio” is a term for Native Filipinos Spanish colonizers used during the colonial period. - “Tapis” generally refers to a piece of cloth that is tied around the body as clothing. In this context, this is the fabric wrapped over the skirt or saya. - “Saya” is a long traditional skirt.

[08cjvvman1]

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[iris-sistibly]

Episode 55 of Pulang Araw is by far the most heart-wrenching episode throughout the series. Teresita watching in horror as the other women are being violated, the fear in her eyes as she realizes why the Japanese soldiers abducted her, and the heartache of not being able to do anything (even free herself). The screams of pain and agony of the comfort women as they were continuously defiled by these disgusting monsters was just so painful to watch. I hope these rapists are burning in hell and are suffering a million times more, they don't deserve any ounce of respect or forgiveness. But these women deserve justice.