Rawr...🐯

***Me who was just theorising a few seconds ago how Thun can now hypnotise Kaye to kill someone:

I'm not even surprised by this turn of events. I have been saying these past few eps, I will be more disappointed if Thun just turns out to be a selfish prick by the end of this series.

I am still thinking about Thun's clicking pen in previous ep. There's a lot of focus on that seemingly insignificant movement that I really do wonder if Thun has the capability to hynoptise someone.

Because I agree that given all that we have seen, it is quite impossible for one to do everything that the killer supposedly did.

Thun certainly had a hand in Praew's decision-making skills though. He did influenced the girl and keep telling her to dig. He is not entirely faultless.

Now, look where it got them 🙄🙄🙄 Eh, if I was Phat I would have punch his face just the same.

Thun can wash his hands off this all he wants, but he is Praew's and Prim's mentor. The least he could have done is to teach the girls how to stay safe while doing their job. But no, self-righteousness always comes first, I guess.

I think the biggest question is: Why are they killing everyone involved AFTER 20 YEARS??? What's the trigger???

He died??? How???

First, I thought it was Praew's blood and how things don't look good for her or Prim. Then the camera zooms out to this:

Okay then. Looks like that fucker won't be alive for long judging by the amount of dried blood he left behind 😅

I mean, did nobody taught these guys to never eat food of unknown origins? 😅

(It was quite obvious that their Boss did not order the pizzas given how surprised he is that they are thanking him. Should have taken it as a sign lol

Oh, this is just perfect. So, Praew and her friend are in danger of joining this room 🙃

Seriously? I would think that there'll be security cameras in that corridor and the villains would've found out by now that Praew is snooping.

ETA: Whelp. There it is 🫠🫠🫠

Agreeing to interview someone accused of killing a whole family just to shut them up in their own territory without any witnesses is the definition of stupid.

Atp, I'm beginning to think that the series is loosely based on the novel because there are plot points that happened differently compared to the novel.

The novel starts with this scene. The difference is that Serizawa immediately confessed to being a fudanshi too and asking Suzuki to be his "first reader".

He goes as far as greeting Suzuki as "Suzuki-sensei" everytime he sees him and wants Suzuki to be in his line of vision AT ALL TIMES (saying he wants to see Suzuki writing so he can read the story immediately).

The novel started with Suzuki losing the notebook and Serizawa finding and returning it back to him. There was no mention (as far as I can recall) of the seme in Suzuki's novel tailored after Serizawa.

Also this guy: