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I never blame Val for her Juls thirst. It’s the most understandable thing on this show, tbh.
But Juls, wearing that jacket, politely laughing at Camilo’s weird ass explanations, ultimately confirming that no, she had no idea what was going on with Jacobo and hadn’t lied to Val and their relationship was all real, and providing the absolute best distraction for her traumatized thoughts? I really cannot blame Val for that last whole minute even a little.
Well, and like, hundreds of seasons of hetero stuff on other shows, right. I guess my expectations were so low, coming into this year, that even something like this feels really nice? I have to say, that I assumed it would have repercussions going forward on Two and the Android’s relationship, with Shaw being a one-off character. But since she’s not dead, I would love if they continued with that somehow? Given the post-ep SpoilerTV interview with the showrunner, there’s perhaps a chance of that?
Regardless, taking a character I love so much an making her canonically so in love with a woman, nothing can take that away from me.
Well, and like, hundreds of seasons of hetero stuff on other shows, right. I guess my expectations were so low, coming into this year, that even something like this feels really nice? I have to say, that I assumed it would have repercussions going forward on Two and the Android’s relationship, with Shaw being a one-off character. But since she’s not dead, I would love if they continued with that somehow? Given the post-ep SpoilerTV interview with the showrunner, there’s perhaps a chance of that?
Regardless, taking a character I love so much an making her canonically so in love with a woman, nothing can take that away from me.
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Um. I dunno. It was interesting to watch another Thai movie, I think the only other ones I’ve seen are Chocolate and the Ong-Bak series, so this was a big departure from the action. I liked the first half, it was cute, but it just makes me wish all that much more for a different ending. :
I’m pretty sick and tired of queer stories getting a tragic ending so that the straight audience learns some empathy. Like, wouldn’t it humanize us more to share in the same joys and happy endings of mainstream romances? They’re such starkly different experiences, I don’t know if things like not being able to be out, or get married, or share insurance or medical treatment, or even see someone in the hospital or getting custody of their kid teach much instead of just evoking a guilty relief at not having to live like that. And how depressing and sad and frightening it must be for the queer audience.
Hi!
Um. I dunno. It was interesting to watch another Thai movie, I think the only other ones I’ve seen are Chocolate and the Ong-Bak series, so this was a big departure from the action. I liked the first half, it was cute, but it just makes me wish all that much more for a different ending. :
I’m pretty sick and tired of queer stories getting a tragic ending so that the straight audience learns some empathy. Like, wouldn’t it humanize us more to share in the same joys and happy endings of mainstream romances? They’re such starkly different experiences, I don’t know if things like not being able to be out, or get married, or share insurance or medical treatment, or even see someone in the hospital or getting custody of their kid teach much instead of just evoking a guilty relief at not having to live like that. And how depressing and sad and frightening it must be for the queer audience.
