#raksean

There is something so tragic in their love story. They are bound to their social status and yet they both yearn for the right to love each other outside of the constraints. Being in love and unable to act upon your feelings… It makes you feel sad for them and I wish they had that right to love each other.

There must be a significance of their hand gestures, but unfortunately, I don't have enough knowledge to say more about it.

"Don't traditions need room to breath? Would you rather see them rotting in museums?" "But what you call innovation is no different from destruction." (Sand and Lucky - EP 5)

"That day, he was amazed to discover that when he was saying “as you wish”, what he meant was, “I love you”. And even more amazing was the day he realized he truly loved him back"

"Each morning and evening, the sound of drums, ching (small cymbals), and dancers should be heard. Yet that afternoon was different. For Rama, Thotsakan and Sida were all present. That is Tan. A commoner's son, taken under the wings of Phraya Dechanarong and trained in Khon since childhood. He used to dance the male role, but when master Rak arrived, he was made to take the lady's role. They say he looks sweet as sugar, yet everyone knows he is bitter within. Saen is pure of heart, but Tan is a cunning man. I know not why, yet when I see those eyes, I feel he is not one to yield easily. Rak plays Rama, yet Tan's heart seethes like that of Thotsakan. Despised Rama. The loyal giant. Vengeful Sida. From that afternoon, the matter would not end easily." (EP 4 - Chim)