#pheejin

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I had posted the scene with the slaps that shook us.

Phee turned that boy every which way but LOOSE and his anger was justified.

You just gonna dick him down like it's yall last day on earth then ditch him and try to act like nothing happened.

EXCUSE ME SIR! WHO THE HELL ELSE ARE YOU OUT HERE FUCKING LIKE THAT AND WHY ISN'T IT ME????

Chapters: 8/12 Fandom: Dead Friend Forever - DFF (TV), KinnPorsche: The Series (TV) Rating: Explicit Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Phi Ratthakiat Phromjinda/Jin Jinnaphat Sukmek, Jin Jinnaphat Sukmek/MacauTheerapanyakun, Minor or Background Relationship(s) Characters: Phi Ratthakiat Phromjinda, Macau Theerapanyakun, Jin Jinnaphat Sukmek, Tee Pariphat Wanit, White Watcharin Siriphan, Por Prachaya Suwannarat, Tan Siriwat Phatthanon, Top Sirawit Wibulsilp, Fluke Phakhin Thianthong, Vegas Kornwit Theerapanyakun, Pete Phongsakorn Saengtham, Arm (KinnPorsche: The Series)

Chapter summary:

Phee and Jin return to the house and face their next biggest problem: figuring out who is working against them.

Work summary:

Phee left the name “Macau Theerapanyakul” behind when he left the mafia three years ago. He’s been living under a false identity ever since, as he studies in university, even making new friends.

Phee has never felt more like himself, but he carries the weight of his secret as it interferes with his close relationship and drives a wedge between him and others. Most crucially, between him and Jin, who he’s on the verge of losing entirely.

I'm thinking that they wanted a second season for KinnPorsche but never got it so they're really going all in to get their second season for Be On Cloud. 😂

On a more serious level - as a lot of other people have pointed out, there was a lot of build-up and hints and foreshadowing that just never went anywhere, which makes me think this wasn't intended as the final ending (of course, whatever their intentions are will matter little in the face of all the other factors that will impact whether or not they get a special episode or second season). While most Thai BLs don't get second seasons, BOC did land a television sequel for an original movie, so right now their track record for achieving a second part to a story is 50/50. That said, I'm trying really hard not to turn into one of those "Sherlock 404" nutjobs, so while I'll stand by my take that the writers wrote with the hope for or intention of another step (special episode or second season or movie) to wrap up all the threads they left hanging, I'm not going to assume that they will make it.

Independently of whether or not there will be a continuation:

If this is the ending, I am deeply unsatisfied with it.

The problem isn't that the show had an ambiguous ending; these can be really solid 'endings' in their own right and make their own statements.

The problem is that there were multiple plots going on and all of them are ambiguous.

If we'd gotten concrete answers about Non's death, the investigation, and how Tee's uncle was finally taken down, then the boys not knowing whether or not they ever actually escaped could make for a good ambiguous ending. "You know what happened in the past, but will never get concrete answers about their future."

Conversely, if the boys had made it out and survived, but never got answers about Non's exact death or the investigation, that would've been its own kind of commentary about the ambiguity of real life: sometimes, shit happens and you never get to know. We the audience get to see that the survivors will move on, but the lack of answers will haunt them and us forever, just like many real people have to deal with for real mysteries and events in life.

Random Finale Thoughts:

So in the end, just like Non's script, no one left? That was my take away from that last scene. Phee was able to realize what he was seeing wasn't Non so maybe instead he started hallucinating happier things? Like a life with Jin? But in the end, he's still at that house, still hallucinating, and forever haunted by Non. The guilt, the pain, everything.

Phee's hallucinations were so heartbreaking and not just because Non is dead. But because Phee just kept seeing it and seeing it and blaming himself when he genuinely wishes he could turn back time.

Logically there was only two alternatives for New, prison or death. He stated he had nothing to lose. His whole family is gone and he was completely alone. Logically, who would you rather have killed him? One of the boys that already had Non's "blood" on their hands? Phee was never going to be okay with murder, we knew that from the get go. New absolutely knew that Phee would be unhelpful that's why he could so easily do everything. He spent years with Phee and knows his character.

I think at the end of the day, New needed revenge because he never got to actually help Non in any way. That's why seeing Non and Non saying he did well was important. It was confirmation New needed that he could rest now. He could not have lived life without his family. Even if he managed to kill everyone, what life would he have had? He would have to go on the run, probably leave Thailand, and be lonely. Carrying guilt and pain forever.

Just when I thought the hallucinations couldn't get worse I see Jin's...omg vomit. No wonder New ain't have to actually physically kill anyone himself.

White's end was so unfortunate because he really was just there at the wrong time. He didn't deserve what happened to him.

Idk what to say about Tee...I think if New succeeded at revenge with anyone it's definitely him, my GOD.

Fluke, Por, and Top...um okay...not gonna lie...idc lol

Out this whole series nothing was creepier than that shot of the house. lol

I think the ending is supposed to be a bit confusing in a way. Not like confusing to where it doesn't make sense but I think just as much as Phee questions it, we are supposed to. Was everything in that house a hallucination? Did anyone actually die? Did Tee, Phee, and Jin really live?