#darinsey

[pointlesscandies]

GBYFD // Episode 5

May they never ever ever sleep alone again

[heretherebedork]

I love them and their complex relationship and I just need them to figure their shit out and get back together like they both obviously want.

[prapaiwife]

Michael's message for sey 🥺❤️

The role of "Dr. Say" is different from Michael's own personality in almost every way.

Say is calm, composed, and reserved, using reason to guide his emotions.

Meanwhile, Michael is funny, cheerful, talkative, and expresses his feelings clearly.

I honestly admit that when I first received this role,

I was filled with anxiety.

I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to portray Say's character well enough.

I was afraid that I wouldn't be worthy of the role of a forensic doctor who has to bear the weight of truth, death, and heavy emotions.

But deep down, I always believed that

there's nothing a person can't do if they truly set their mind to it.

From that day on, I chose not to run away from my fears,

but to confront them.

I worked hard, researched information from many sources, consulted with writers, listened to real-life experiences from doctors, and tried to understand the world of forensic medicine—their way of thinking, their perspective on life, and how they cope with loss.

I gradually adjusted my personality,

my way of speaking, my language, my tone of voice,

even the rhythm of my breathing,

so that every action of "Say" would be as authentic as possible.

It wasn't just acting, but "becoming" the character.

This role taught Michael to know himself better,

and taught him that people can overcome their limitations

if they give themselves the opportunity to try with all their heart.

Finally,

Michael sincerely hopes

that everyone will open their hearts and connect with this character,

and he hopes that everyone will like "Michael" in the role of "Dr. Say." 🤍

Topten's message

From the first day I learned about this project, even before filming started, I immediately looked for the novel to read. I wanted to know what this character would be like, their personality, relationships, and storyline. The novel didn't give many clear details, but for me, reading it for the first time, the character of Darin was very interesting. It seemed a bit challenging because of the scenes where she's attacked by ghosts; I'd never played anything that intense before. But thinking about it, it sounded really fun, and I wanted to start filming quickly. I tried to do my homework, paying attention to the character's details, asking the writer, P'Mew, about her personality and everything related to Darin. I attended workshops and asked the acting coach, Teacher Chel, many questions, such as how to portray the fear of ghosts in a way that wouldn't be similar to other characters, and how to combine that with my own acting style during filming. Was I pressured? Yes, I was, especially seeing the feedback! But this role is a huge one for me, a very important role. I wanted to do my best, and now that it's come out in this form, the way I portrayed it, I'm very proud of myself. It was tiring and stressful, but seeing the final result made all the hard work worthwhile. For me, it's an experience that has helped me grow to another level. I hope everyone likes the character "Darin Pandaraprai" that I created. 🤍

[blalltheway]

I was so stressed when Sey was in the cold storage, the keys!!! Don’t leave the keys behind! Wait do we know what day of the week he was born? Darin will be so upset if anything happens to him!! But once King took over I was like oh well sacrifices have to be made to find the killer 🤷

[miss0atae]

Worst excuse ever! At least we know they are bad at hiding anything. 😅

[pointlesscandies]

The way Darin opens his eyes, sees Sey there, and just smiles? I’m a goner. This is the ‘I’ll wait by your hospital bed forever’ trope at its finest. I adore these boys.

[heretherebedork]

All the cops are snuggling with their not-partners and coming closer for comfort and love that isn't quite ready to be said or faced yet.

[heretherebedork]

Taking care of his once and future boyfriend.