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Been rewatching some shows recently and ik the Techno and Kengla end scene was problematic as fuck but from an acting stand point i just gotta say that Mark went in on that kiss.

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Who is your favourite character?? I like Can. He's so funny!

Okay i'm boutta pop off, i know you didnt ask for an essay but i have no self control. From a proffesional stand point i think Pond was really well written as a character, he absolutely made the show in my opinion--- but for my own personal preference i think Can was fucking hilarious, even the silly details like when he put a curse on Tin in his back yard. He just comes across as so obnoxiously relatable and so endearing that i think it's hard to hate him. I admired how even though we expected him to perhaps be rather naïve when it came to Tin and Tin's dominant personality, Can holds his own and isn't afraid to stand up to him which is a great 👏🏻 trait 👏🏻 to give a bottom.

I actually really liked Ae when i first watched LBC, i thought he was actually a really decent representation of exploring sexuality without being over dramatic and i liked how he and Pond bounced off eachother as friends (it was actually realistic ( Ping and Bow too)), but as the series went on i felt he lacked development in character (which isn't necessarily a bad thing) but i kind of lost interest with his and Pete's repetitive circles of being jealous of echother and then making up. Don't get me wrong, Ae and Pete are iconic but i think the whole repetitiveness is why i cant pick them as my fave.

I love Tin too though, i think his ominous presence during the first episodes really built the atmosphere for his relationship with Can and how that effected him. I also liked that he changed his mind. I like that we see a stubborn character actually overcome their self pride and admit that perhaps they were wrong (this being Tin slandering the Thai program until he falls for Can and is taught a lesson of what love really is, not money but time) and i think because of this Tin became somewhat comforting to us as an audience. He really put aside everything he previously spouted just to pursue Can and prove to him self that maybe trusting people isn't always a cause for pain (...FUCK THEIR ENDING)

I can't not mention Good. I know he was only a support role but somehow he was so entertaining even with his lethargic nature. He really emphasised Cans extra behaviour, but i think my favourite thing about the two is how extremely opposing their personalities are yet they never point it out to any major extent. He and can just deal with eachother and i think that chemistry was really entertaining, just how they don't even acknowledge the fact they're so far from eachother in likeness. The scene where Can runs up to hug Techno to ask him for food, and Good decides to do the same but to Type literally had me howling. The way Type almost senses Good's presence like a radar as he approaches him from behind just tickled me for some reason idk. It's just the way he's portrayed in an almost eerie manner, how he accidentally creeps up on people because he's so slow and silent, i just love it, it's my sort of humor. I just think that for his comedic purpose he was really well written, as even though he's so overly mellow and an almost slow motion sort of guy, it doesn't ever get boring or predictable. (I'm also lowkey in love with Best who plays him though so that was a bonus too!)

Y'know i really dont know. I love too many too pick but i do think Good, Can and Tin were always the ones i was waiting to watch.

I really wanted to like Tum but idk, i don't really know if i should venture to that mess of a plot line. I think that Tum and Tar, even though it was uncomfortable to watch were relevant and told a story of substance, but Kengla was just idk, it felt like a cop out? Not only did his 'casual rape' thing kind of stain the show, but i just felt there was no build up or substance to his story. The show wouldn't have changed if he weren't there; i just don't get why such a passive character was written as a lead role. I dont even think the lack of consent between him and Techno would have been an issue if the show dealt with it in a less light hearted manner and actually touched upon that side of being that age but hey. I know shits not that deep but theres a line and i think their lazy plot mayhaps have crossed it.

Anyway, dont be afraid to word vomit back,

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