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Mio Athens as Tan/New & Ta Nannakun as Phee
DEAD FRIEND FOREVER
↳ episode 9

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Tan/New being iconic in Episode 10 DEAD FRIEND FOREVER (2023-2024)
miobump being inseparable in the DFF Behind the Scenes.
Most Unhinged Round 1: Charn (Laws of Attraction) vs New (Dead Friend Forever)
[Submitted Reasons Under Cut]
Who is the most unhinged?
Charn (Laws of Attraction)
New (Dead Friend Forever)
[See Results]
I haven't really had any standout favourites amongst the DFF characters and I don't really ship any of the canon ships in the usual sense (i.e. no obsessive brainrot, although I'm enjoying them all from a narrative perspective). But the bombshell that was ep 9 has finally made me latch onto a character. This guy:
Although not I think for the most common reason that has caused Tan/New's surge in popularity i.e. being Non's avenger. Because man, New is so much more than that. This kid is a hot mess who's lost everything he holds dear, filled with guilt for failing Non and then his family, seeking answers, revenge, redemption and now has nothing left to lose. I'm so here for it. New's character and his arc is just fucking fascinating to me. Kudos to Mio for playing it so subtle until now and then knocking it out of the freaking park for ep 9.
This kid was the golden child of his family and favoured at least by his mother, and yet clearly felt the pressure of those expectations.
And then! And then! His and Non's whole deal makes my brain buzz. I love me some tragic siblings with a yawning emotional gulf in understanding between them; of a relationship lost or a closeness that never quite made it, of a relationship of two brothers endlessly set against each other and damaged by their parents. A relationship where he failed Non in a litany of little ways by not being there for him, and one always inevitably overshadowed by the comparisons their parents made between them both.
And when Non disappears, New is overcome with guilt! For failing him, and for not being able to be there for him, and so he resolves to find out what happened to him. And he fucking commits to it! This guy throws away his scholarship, his life in England, to fucking redo highschool and infiltrate the gang of kids who bullied his brother! For two years, he hung around with these people pretending to like them and lied to his parents, only to have nothing to show for it and to lose even more when his mother kills herself, his father disowns him and then does the same! This shit would break the strongest of people (and I'd argue something in New is broken now) but he still finds it in himself to kickstart the plan that will bring hell down on these kids.
This kid has lost everything, and is clearly at a place of desperation and despair. But he's still not giving up. Even in the face of ruination and perhaps his own destruction, I feel like New will keep going on regardless if it means finding out what happened to Non. He'll do whatever it takes, burn the world, immolate himself, if it means making that happen.
I think ultimately, I love that New's a tragic, complex character who's been ruined by life and by his own doing, and through ruination, has come out of it unhinged, perhaps even something worse. Someone haunted by the ghosts of his lost family, by his failures and his guilt. Someone with so much potential for further tragedy, who'll likely destroy themselves relentlessly chasing his end goal and end in misery.
TLDR; I love me a haunted, broken, unhinged, fucked up li'l guy.

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Don't tell me it's not what he was thinking when he answered Phee's question.
okay all of y'all are so angry at phee at let's be so fucking for real what were his other options in episode ten? did you want him to murder jin as soon as he found out that jin thinks he posted the video (i don't think he did. look at my last post for more)????? did you want him to leave Jin (who is injured and can't fight) while phee knows a murderer is actually out, while knowing jin is still probably feeling a little bit out of it because of the drugs??? sure, you can be angry at jin, but it's a real fucked up move to leave jin alone and defenseless. we can see that phee is a good guy, but he makes some fucked up choices because he's young, and stupid, and (PLEASE FUCKING REMEMBER) he is under an immense amount of stress. is phee so wrong as to want an ally in all of this??? jin is honestly the only other person who has his head on straight and isn't a murderer. it makes sense for him to compartmentalize.
did i love that he was so buddy-buddy in the woods??? no, not at all. that was kinda fucked up. but also phee is fully in survival mode right now. he is just trying to get himself and everyone else out alive. he feels guilty about leading everyone to their deaths. he knows he and Tan shouldn't be judge, jury, and executioner. he knows that's morally and ethically wrong.
some of y'all are a ittle too gung ho about tan killing them because y'all love passing judgement on character and deeming them deserving of death. it's a little disconcerting, but whatever, it's fiction.