#tonhom

Black & White: "White literally takes on Black’s life in order to figure out who hurt him, and when Black wakes up, he does everything in his power to make sure White is safe (even if it isn’t necessarily what is right or what White might want, but Black gets there eventually). They have an established twin connection that’s so strong that Black wakes up from a coma when White fucks his nemesis. Even with their separation at such a young age, it’s clear that they are some of the, if not the, most important people in each other’s lives. Also, I think it’s really interesting that White learns so much about who he is and what he believes through posing as Black, and a lot of their individual strengths and weaknesses balance each other out super well."

Tonhom & Long Pao & Seeiw: "These three, especially Seeiw and Long-Hom, have been shown to be so supportive and caring of one another, particularly concerning Seeiw’s journey of accepting that he’s gay and in love with Cake as well as their journey of grief together. They all rely on each other and take care of each other, especially when it matters most. Two of the most pivotal moments of the show, for me at least, were when Long-Hom watches a film with Seeiw that depicts two men in a relationship and Long-Hom notices just how much it affects Seeiw. Later on, Seeiw confesses his feelings for Cake to Long-Hom during one of the emotional highlights of the show, and she handles it so well, dispelling his idea that he’s somehow dirty for having feelings for another boy. Seeiw asks Long-Hom if it’s okay, why was everyone in the movie so upset? Why didn’t the two men in love get a happy ending? And you can just see Long-Hom’s heart break in that moment. She doesn’t know what to say, but she does her best to support Seeiw, and that’s all she really could do, in my opinion."

Tonhom & Long Pao & Seeiw: "These three, especially Seeiw and Long-Hom, have been shown to be so supportive and caring of one another, particularly concerning Seeiw’s journey of accepting that he’s gay and in love with Cake as well as their journey of grief together. They all rely on each other and take care of each other, especially when it matters most. Two of the most pivotal moments of the show, for me at least, were when Long-Hom watches a film with Seeiw that depicts two men in a relationship and Long-Hom notices just how much it affects Seeiw. Later on, Seeiw confesses his feelings for Cake to Long-Hom during one of the emotional highlights of the show, and she handles it so well, dispelling his idea that he’s somehow dirty for having feelings for another boy. Seeiw asks Long-Hom if it’s okay, why was everyone in the movie so upset? Why didn’t the two men in love get a happy ending? And you can just see Long-Hom’s heart break in that moment. She doesn’t know what to say, but she does her best to support Seeiw, and that’s all she really could do, in my opinion."