Nothing can be more emasculating than to lose your ability to walk and having to rely on your beloved, not to mention looking weak and pathetic in front of her. It’s enough to challenge our hero at the core of his being, and question his character. Can he persevere when it seems like there’s no light at the end of the tunnel? Can their relationship stand strong amidst this challenge? So much pain, but it’s the good kind of pain. Show pulled off another solid episode!
Mayumi has certainly earned her fanfare this episode, hasn’t she? Such is the reality in life, when you realize how precious someone is, it is far too late. But lucky for her (and us) Mayumi still has time to win over our hearts and prove herself to Ryu. And if this episode is any indication, that is a moot point, because we have already fallen in love.
Mayumi Takahashi allowed the first confession that Ryu Onitsuka had been keeping tabs on her for the past seven years roll off her back. I mean, the man could probably say anything to try to get in her good graces. Besides, she had been working very hard to keep her emotions at bay, she had become quite proficient in the past years relegating this very man in the deep recess of her heart. In addition, the doubts of his commitment is full-fledged, he tells her that he loves only her, yet there’s this woman who claims that he’s been seeing her for the past seven years. But as much as she tried to deny that he’s pulling her leg or the fact that the…
Who’s having a ball watching our duo play a game of charades? Our heroine is angry but refuses to communicate why she’s angry with the hero. While the hero feels like a rug has been pulled out from underneath him, and he has no idea how to fix the situation, because he doesn’t understand what (if anything) he did wrong in the first place. So despite asking for a clue or an explanation, and receiving cryptic responses in return, our hero decides the best remedy is hugs and kisses! Okay, maybe no kisses, but I’ll take the hugs! One can always be worn down with hugs and kisses. Hee.
Hello Lovelies! It’s Wednesday, it’s the Rising Sun series day, and another crazy day in the Onitsuka neighborhood. Should we hug our pra’ek, slap our pra’ek or maybe even throttle him? Either way you may find yourself going through a mired of hot and cold emotions, but very emotional nonetheless. Maybe you know this is coming, maybe you are caught by surprise. One thing is clear if you’re an NY fan: you’re going to love this episode.
At 35,000 feet above sea level, with the cabin pressure, crying babies, uncomfortable seat (no matter how small one’s body frame is) and traveling through different time zones, I’m able to watch episode 3 of Roy Fun Tawan Deurd at long last, which, I have come to find, puts me in equal parts blissful happiness and foreboding dread. Before we get into the opposing spectrum, I wanted to speak to the setting of this drama, which has been a frequent inquiry among RFTD fans. For those of us who has not read the novel, we may find that at first, this lakorn feels like it takes place in the present. Styles do come back, right? Or maybe we thought that’s how they’re dressed in…
This episode gives me immeasurable happiness in terms of our duo R&M. The story is still working itself out, introducing us to who is friend and who is foe (for the time being anyway.) So to that end, I can be a little patient. Our hero learns that just because he has been stalking our girl for 7 years, doesn’t mean it earns him any brownie points, especially if our girl is in the dark about it. He’s going to have to convince her the old fashioned way. *smile* I’m on a time crunch today – have a flight to catch and all – so I apologize for the limiting screenshots (I was only able to take half of this episode’s screenshots.) I will reconvene…
Roy Fun Tawan Deurd is finally here! Yes! You have my permission to do a jig. Rising Sun Series #2 has a whole set of new villains and has upped the conflict for Onitsuka. The first episode takes its necessary time to introduce the main players, set up the subplots and string us along the internal battle that Ryu goes through. He has conceded to the fact that life as a Samurai’s wife is dangerous and heartbreaking, after witnessing his sister in law going through those wretched tears, he does not wish it upon Mayumi. Why not nip it in the bud? Or so he thought. But it’s not so easy letting someone you love go. Especially when you continue to sneak little…
It is the end of the road for Roy Rak Hak Liam Tawan and our duo, Takeshi and Praewdao, as we bid goodbye, adieu and farewell to them. We have been following our romantic and sappy hero Takeshi on his road to win Praewdao’s heart at all cost, and it’s a costly one at that. Our stubborn and righteous heroine learns that maybe losing the one you love hurts a lot more than being alone. And maybe having the opportunity to live with the person you love (even precious, mere moments) is more valuable than a lifetime of solitary. But in order to beat fate and achieve happiness, we need sacrifices. Ah, those sacrifices hurt too. This finale, if anything, sets us up for…
Our characters are dealt a big blow, whether that’s losing someone literally or figuratively. There’s so much to take in, and this fast paced episode will keep on moving even when you need a minute to digest the scenes unraveling before your eyes. And that pesky reality, why does it like to wake you up when you’re in the middle of a good dream? Sometimes it sucks being a grownup.
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