Lost Human

PS: I mostly added the first series I saw them in brackets, but some played in more QL stories. There is no order on this list

They kinda have a healthy relationship based on genuine feelings while also being realistic. Pure doesn't want to force Pitcha to stay and Pitcha values what he got from this relationship. In a way, I'm rooting more for them to stay together than the main couple. I wonder if it's truly possible with Pitcha's dream of becoming an idol. It felt a little sad that they know their relationship has an expiration date because they seem to like and respect each other.

-- L. Reinhart

Mind you they were once again sitting on the sofa where they had sex last time and Pitcha's mom is once again asleep upstairs! 😂😂 I was afraid they would do a repeat... But no this time they went to Pitcha's bed. I guess the sofa wasn't that comfortable last time 😅

I guess that the closest to a long declaration of love. I guess Pure is not saying the words "I love you" because he fears he would make Pitcha want to stay. He has said several times that what matters is to let him decide what he wants to do and follow his dreams. Now, does Pitcha really know what dream he wants to pursue?

I don't think a Korean idol life would really suit Pitcha. I don't think you can get peace in the entertainment world no matter which country, but it's true that idol life would not be peaceful. Sometimes, I feel like he is more like a creative person than a future idol.

I hope the last episode will allow Ritt to really reflect and accept that there is no good or bad here since everyone has been lying. Perhaps, he can start to trust himself and find happiness without all these tricks. Obviously, Itthi has always had feelings for him and just used the opportunity Ritt offered him to finally bond with him. They both did it the wrong way, but if they truly love each other, they could make it.

Pete may have been angry at Niran when he thought he lied to him and wouldn't help saving his sister, but after he released the demon just to save her, he didn't hold on to the anger. In fact, he was ready to do anything to help Niran, once again. I've always viewed his quick anger as the result of his cohabitation with the demon in his body, because in fact, Pete seems to be the one who can forgive easily and who dedicate himself to the ones he loves. Pete isn't afraid of being vocal about how he feels. That's his true personality. It makes him the perfect "soul mate" for Niran who is more reserved and hides his fear, but also his joy. I guess their companionship in a broader sense of the world is helping both of them to get what the other has been missing in their life.

Niran's fear has always been to not fit in. It's something he got from the time his grandfather told him he wasn't Wu. He felt like he wasn't part of it. He hides his fear behind thick walls and appears as if he needs no one, but that's just a mask he is wearing. Deep down, he is also eager to be part of a group of people who would love him and not reject him. He doesn't want to feel alone. He yearns for being part of something.