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The girlies yearn to be as whimsical, joyous and in love with the things dear to them as Alysa Liu
It's the fact you KNOW that every hollanov girlie in the heated rivalry universe would be a larry stylinson girlie
The 'normal but weirdly angry/aggressive guy + the freak who's obsessed with him' trope is strong with this one huh?
So with only One episode remaining in The Next Prince there are really only two ways the show can end.
1. Khanin wins the tournament, since Ava has quit and Ramil has lost his purpose for winning, aka Paytai, he does not even try and is accepting of the consequences he has to face from his father. I highly doubt him and Paytai have a happy ending.
2. They overthrow the king and banish/kill Rachata, Avan is declared queen, Paytai is able to rebuild his trust in Ramil and they are able to live happily ever after, Khanin goes to travel the world with Charan, his dad and Chakri.
You can really tell that I'm projecting huh
Apparently this is a controversial take but I don't fucking care.
Ramil is not at fault.
Was what he did in any way, shape or form fair to Paytai? Absolutely not. Paytai has endured years of abuse in that house because of that piece of shit prince Rachata and he had accepted it because he had Ramil with him. Because he absolutely trusted that Ramil, while not being able to protect him due to his position, would always be there for him and love him. No questions asked.
Unfortunately that trust was broken in the cruelest way possible, with Ramil having to step on him. Inflicting pain upon him on his own. Essentially Dehumanising him.
Which leads me to the main point,
Ramil is also a victim of Rachata. Because truthfully did he have absolutely any choice? You can say that he could have simply not stepped on Paytai but we have already seen that in the past whenever he has dared defy his father or protect Paytai he has just gotten punished worse.
It was literally a choice between disobeying and watching as his lover was beaten until he gave in or get it over with so that Paytai didn't have to suffer more than he needed to. You can literally see him shaking and crying while having to do it.
I know that some might think that in history people have to make choices but Ramil does not have the freedom to make such choices.
Paytai is justified in losing that trust in Ramil and leaving but Ramil also cannot be blamed for the cycle of abuse he's trapped in.
Headcanon/Theory time!
What if Beomseok is dead?
We obviously did not hear from him after the shit show he pulled in season 1 and we weren't expecting to either. But this thought occurred to me as I'm re-watching season 1.
His adopted father said loud and clear he'll send a hitman to kill him in the Philippines. One can say he is just in rage having to clean up Beomseok's mess, but I think not. Not only is he fully capable of killing his son who's basically a punching bag to him but he absolutely would kill him now that he holds literally no value to him. After all he couldn't bother to care for him when he was living with him, whatever makes one think he would bother giving him any care in a foreign country.
He definitely had Beomseok killed.
When Sieun is in his coma he encounters Beomseok, who asks Sieun who's more important to him, himself or his new friends. The whole thing was supposed to signify Sieun choosing his new friends and Suho over the guilt and memory of Beomseok and thus waking up and choosing to live in the present and letting go of the past.
To me it was a life and death decision.
Which makes me wonder
What if Sieun, so unbearably tired, Sieun had chosen to stay with Beomsook? I know it would probably mean staying in the coma unable to let go of the past and move forward story wise.
But what if it signified him giving up and joining Beomseok in death?
Beomseok along with Suho have haunted the narrative the whole of season 2 and Suho was in a coma the whole time, aside from the last episode, which was basically a half alive and half dead state because of its severity.
Who's to say Beomseok is alive? Who's to say Beomseok put up a fight when he inevitably died? Who's to say guilt ridden Beomseok who regretted his choices was not hoping to be freed of that guilt?
We'd never know now, the world has moved on, Sieun has moved on and once Suho fully recovers he would also inevitably move on.