Rawr...🐯

I still maintain that if the Dad is so pressed adding the "Pure Omega Child" in their family tree, then he can freely divorce his wife and chase the phantom of his dreams lol

But also, last I checked, it's the parent who have responsibilities on the child they brought into this world — not the other way around.

I know we are establishing that Phatsa is smart, but why didn't the police noticed the discrepancies in the photos before accusing a person of a heinous crime???

I'm starting to believe it's the case here. Honestly, whoever the killer is found the perfect scapegoat in Kaye.

He is one who had been hit the hardest by that case 20 years ago, losing everything in the process. He has all the reasons and motivations to kill those who wronged his family — and after that backstory, I don't think people would blame him if he did killed those sonsofabitches.

Because history is starting to repeating itself. Although, it might be slightly better because Kaye's manga still gave him an avenue to voice out the injustices. Still, that same "voice" is now being used as an evidence against him.

Frankly, possible DID aside, I still believe Kaye did not murder anyone. It doesn't track. Especially in this episode where we saw Kitti relentlessly following Kaye wherever he goes.

Coupled with that "dead or alive" instructions, I believe Kitti would rather have Kaye dead. Y'know what they say:

Erm, no. We saw him collapse after his hallucinations (and lack of meds) got the best of him. Suddenly he wakes up bloodied at the crime scene with a dead body? EVEN WHEN THE POLICE ARE SUPPOSEDLY CLOSELY FOLLOWING HIM???? No. Just no.

It looks more like Kitti took the opportunity to bring an unconscious Kaye to the crime scene to frame him. Because seriously, these killings start to look less like revenge and more like "cleaning up" loose ends.

Man, Kaye should have gone to his doctor for a prescription refill. It is always the hardest when it's your own mind you are fighting against 😓😓😓

It is easy to imagine this is what his dad would say if he can talk, but still, there's no way of telling if this is true.

"...our souls may be consumed by shadows, but that doesn't mean we have to behave as monsters."

"Sooner or later, we all have to face our demons..."

Kay should walked away as soon as saw Thun, because gods damn the man doesn't know when to stop 😑

I don't know, I feel like people would need a couple of showers after meeting Thun given how slimy he is and his operation. I get being dedicated to one's work but it seems he would do anything, including blackmail, for an exclusive scoop.

It is manipulative and Kay should have left Thun when he heard what he offers instead of staying and listening to him create a narrative that shows what this exclusive interview would look like if Kay gives in

I think anyone, not just creatives, sometimes feel this way — like an impostor pretending to be something amazing, but is suddenly brought back to earth by memories of failure. It ain't a good feeling.

For the longest time, Suzuki was trying to write BL novels, but without anyone giving him constructive feedback, he quits halfway through. And then Serizawa comes along...

Because really. People sometimes forget how powerful encouraging words are. And how a change in perspective can help us see ourselves (and our strengths) a bit differently.

My boy really needs to update his definition of "crush" and "interested" lol 😅😅😅

All of Serizawa's friends:

THIS IS DIRECTLY LIFTED FROM THE NOVEL 😄

A bit of spoiler hint from the novel: