Hey Pink Sinners! We are almost at the end of the road, this one is a bumpy ride, pitting one friend against another, with one trying to make amends, and the other going down the revengey road. Will all be forgiven or has lines been crossed and there’s no going back? The stakes are much higher than a game of basketball, that is for sure.
Tagged: ตราบาปสีชมพู, Bua Nalinthip, Pon Nawasch, Trabab See Chompoo
This episode hurts so good! Yippee!
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Oh Puppy. Peat goes through an accusation in this episode, and we watch how people he loved but treated badly, react. Will they join and support, or turn their backs on him? The humble pie doesn’t always taste so good.
Tagged: ตราบาปสีชมพู, Bua Nalinthip, Pon Nawasch, Trabab See Chompoo
Things become clear in today’s episode, and the bad things that people do in this lakorn world, becomes something that cannot be taken back. Lines are crossed irrevocably (unless there is a twist beyond twist). I didn’t want us to go down this lane, because I’d like to think that we stick with the “pink” part of this story, but alas, show has a point to prove, and it is that there are some stains that cannot be washed out, no matter how hard you scrub it.
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Catchy title to be sure. Miss Unlimited Surname is actually the English title for Nang Sao Mai Jam Gat Nam Sagon, which aired two episodes thus far this week on OneHD. It’s a romcom with Mai Davika and Ter Chantavit at the helm, centering around Riam (Mai Davika) who is unlucky in love but gotta get lucky in order to kick her diagnosis to the curb. Riam has always been boy crazy, however she got burned three times and vowed not to get married.
Did we dream up episode 18? You know where Peat is, maybe slowly giving in? If episode 19 is any indication, I would agree with Kiew. Peat is very good at acting. In fact, he should just give up his Marketing Manager position at his dad’s company and become an actor.
Tagged: ตราบาปสีชมพู, Bua Nalinthip, Pon Nawasch, Trabab See Chompoo
Ahem, hello? Anyone still alive after this episode? I swear you guys, 45 minutes is just not long enough to appease my appetite for Kiew and Peat. In the last few episodes the desire to slap Peat was intense, because he was being a douche in every way possible, destroying himself and everyone around him. He found his mother’s journal detailing how his dad abandoned her during their wedding night to have a trysting with Kiew’s mom (who ends up becoming pregnant) – leaving Peat’s mom with a broken heart and she had an affair with his best friend to get back at him. Kiew’s mom stayed away from her dad for YEARs, but in Peat’s eyes, he needed to seek justice for his mom. So he sets out to make Kiew believe that he truly loves her and wants to marry her. We all knew he is vindictive and is up to something, even with the robotic way in which he states how much he has fallen in love with Kiew. (Nice job Pon!) But what he cannot lie is the way he constantly looks at her when he knows she can’t see, with the way that he gets shaken up because he made her cry. Those silent, quiet ways made me forgive him just a little. But then he goes and does all the scumbaggy things and you want to slap him.
Tagged: ตราบาปสีชมพู, Bua Nalinthip, Pon Nawasch, Trabab See Chompoo
We are entering a lakornworld that examines some heavy topics, but the saving grace is that we are given the drama in shades of pink. It’s a melodrama I don’t mind watching. There is conviction behind the argument of the story, behind every tear, and it’s one of those lakorns that makes me chomp at the bits for more (because of the sinfully delightful pairing). Allow me to start by discussing our hero, Peat Patsakorn (Pon Nawasch).
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Chat Suea Pan Mungkorn (Nation’s Tiger of Dragon Descent) has a very strong directorial hand and solid writing with a promising cast. Set in the 1960s, this show challenges the very core of our main character’s deepest desire to be good, by pitting him in the middle of a mobster world: Yaowarat (Thailand’s Chinatown). Songwat (James Ma) aka Suea (Tiger) was born into a Chinese mafia family but was given an opportunity to venture out of danger by getting adopted by a top colonel, whose life he had saved. Songwat gets taken under the influential man’s wing and excelled in the police academy until his sordid past catches up to him. His adopted father withdraws him from his last year at the academy, as well as removes him from the household in order to protect his and his own son’s future and objective. Songwat is given another purpose to Adopted Dad’s life: live in the shadows and become the clean-up man. That is, during the day he runs a new and profitable rice factory, and at night he keeps organized crimes from fighting amongst themselves and clean up after the colonel’s mess. To think you’re leaving an openly “bad” life, to step into and even worse fate.
To My Dearest Readers,
I hope this post finds you well. Some of you may not know that I started this blog in 2010 because I was living abroad in Jakarta, Indonesia at the time, and blogging was a cure for loneliness. I was childless, Mr. A was working a lot and on call, so the days, the hours, and the lakorn world was my oyster.
It hadn’t always been a lakorn blog. I wrote about whatever came to mind at the time, but because Jakarta had channel 3 on TV, I always tuned into whatever was airing during primetime, then wrote about it an hour later. My blog morphed into a lakorn blog naturally due to your requests, our interactions on each post, and my return to lakorns after a long 10-year hiatus.
I realized I missed this reliable story telling. I was hungry for others’ thoughts and opinions and realized there weren’t many websites or blogs out there that discussed or recapped lakorns in English. From experience, I knew there were a lot of English speaking lakorn fans out there, and most abundantly in the U.S., which was my home, and another reason why Lovefia’s blog became a lakorn centric blog.
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