#toltin

[bunnakit]

i finished Triage and i'm pretty sure there are no tears left in my body but i had a great time, it really scratched the Manner of Death itch and made me even more insane for Sammon projects

(it also gave me a lot of ideas to work with for my gumpayok timeloop fic)

[cez-hou]

okay. okay. *pinches fingers in emphasis*.

triage is a beautiful show & i 10/10 recommend it to anyone who loves fantasy around time paradoxical scenery; and angst and romantic yearning and just good friends and ofc- doctors doing their thing.

can i just emphasize on how beautiful the characters were? i love how every character in every timeline had a certain spectrum and circumstance to them that led to be what they were; and that doesn't just seperate the side characters or tol but tin too?

like, you see him being this monotonous and clearly overworked doctor trying to get through the day in the beginning, while it was clearly implied how he has been carrying the weight of his past and injustice on his back only for us to get just twn minutes (?) before tin is sent BACK in time: and the narrative makes his experiences repetitive enough for us to not be able to figure out the tin he was before all this until we reached the second last ep???

i like that so much. i love his flaws, i love how he has learnt to teach others better and has also gotten to learn the same lesson himself. when it comes to characters, there's a lot to say so moving to the plot and what i believe really drove things ahead was the way the story was directed.

i loved the screentime tin and his friends got or how every character had their own moments of being real that made them real for me through the whole experience. even if tin & tol don't fit this wide frame of to-be-done romantic things, the romantic aspects of their relationship were explored well enough like any other starting from basic humanity to knowing each other better and caring.for.each.other.

it's so basic and it's progressive and their experience with time loops made them even more vigilant of themselves and even though the story was smthg like a helical structure that tin untangles and tol straightens; and even if things turned out TOO well for those who deserved when i KNOW that reality doesn't work that way, i'm really satisfied with the way everything finally worked out in the end.

i want that suicidal student to live and thrive, i need tol to be better and learn better, i need tin to compartmentalize his morals, emotions, experiences and the line in between when he's treating his patients, i need more romantic crumbs and tin's friends being badass and i just as wanr illegal organ smugglers in jail and possibly dead.

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[ablazenqueen]

- brought to you by @thepancakelady being iconic in the Discord server and making me cry of laughter because this is the most accurate comparison ever

[heretherebedork]

Triage really is about the power of patience and love in the end. Triage really said 'if you are patient, if you love truly, then you will win in the end even against death itself' and then went and proved it.

[bellarkeandclintashaandsuch]

Tol: Your doctor and nurse friends might not be able to take care of you that well!

Tol, when that didn’t work: You said I could die any time! You have to be with me to protect me!

Even Tin thinks his arguments are weak.

[bluishghost]

If there is anyone who would like to talk about triage the series, feel free to text me! Pls, I need to talk about this horrifyingly underrated series with someone!

[captnswilson]

Fated mates. Even death can't keep them apart. Queer characters dying but always coming back to life. The character basically saying "we deserve happy ending" and fighting to get it. Saving each other in many ways. Teaching each other how to be kind... Everyone go watch Triage The Series! 

[mirabella96]

I was so, so, so ready to come here and write “Do not watch finale of Triage The Series for your own good” but you can! They are just dragging it unnecessarily but it’s okay! And also there are more Dr. Bun at the end!