sarN said:
:yes: oh' how our great mind do think alike HHAHAHAHA.
Pervert club represent! :highfive:
MissSunny said:
I really like P'Arun in this episode. He really cares for all the sisters and watch over them like a real brother. I like how he tries his best to cheer Baranee up. I really hope he and Baranee end up together!! In this episode, you get to see just how close the family really is and how close the sisters are.
I think by the way things had been set up for next episode's preview, that just might happen.
They are best friends after all. It can happen!
Anyway I lost sleep (literally!) over Padiwarada again! Haha. I was trying to rationalize in my head why Saran was written to be so pathetic, especially in last night's episode and I only came up with one logical reason. The main character in the story is
Rin, the beloved loyal wife, and
not Saran. Rin had been developing in the course of the whole lakorn to be a "padiwarada" as described in Buranee's book in episode 1, and it is only in episode 10 that she finally became a full fledged wife. I mean all of us just fell in love with Rin and it was obvious she was the Padiwarada but she had one crucial flaw until episode 11 - she was cold to her husband. She was too inhibited and proper and shunned affection from Saran and she kinda just fangirled inside whenever he did something mushy. So i was thinking, had Saran acted the way we wanted to during the reveal scene then there would be no opportunity for Rin to go all out and reach out and kind of coax and be sweet to Saran. (also, the cookie points would go to Saran and not Rin. If that's the case then we should have had "beloved loyal husband" instead! )
In the beginning of episode 11, when she kissed Saran she was still so shy but towards the end she was really literally throwing herself at him, which just shows she is no longer cold and in fact capable of so much love and warmth for her husband. If you notice, apart from Duang, all the other wives in the story are attached to their husbands and actively pursuing them, except for Rin, until episode 11. Like sure, she would be there for Saran but she still kept a certain distance and kind of waited for Saran to move but now she took the first step and was almost begging Saran to not stop loving her. She was "creating love" as instructed by her adoptive father in episode 8. I didn't understand the dialogue last night but Rin's body language was almost like "Don't leave me Saran!". Since this is a lakorn, it's best not to be feminist about it, but I think with the set up made by the script writer, Rin just came full circle. It's like what Khun Chot said, now Rin, as a "wife" is whole and won't be the same without Saran and she knows it. She won't just sit still and wait for Saran; she'll make sure both of them stay whole. (remember, Duang said Saran sat still whenever he was depressed. So it is his fate to be pursued by proactive women!) I can't wait for that scene where Rin runs to greet Saran in her pajamas. There was a guitar too so we may have a serenade, I dunno.
I'm just frustrated that with the way the story is set up, Saran might not have a chance to openly and publicly put his foot down and finally tell Duang, "hey I don't love you, it is Rin who I love, and she's helluva better wife than you!" I mean, I think I speak for all of us when I say that Saran openly and publicly declaring his love for Rin and finally shooting down Duang would be the most epic retribution and reward for Rin for all the crap she put up with with Duang. (As a side note, a scene that comes to mind is in Khun Chai Puttipat when he finally tells Marathee straight - and James Ji's expression was so firm and bitchy there too. But see, there the hero is Puttipat, not Kaew, so he had to earn the cookie points from the audience.) I'm afraid the most we'll get is a love confession from Saran when Rin gets injured, as can be seen from the MVs. But hey! The scriptwriters might just surprise us again. Let's see!
