So the glass has arrived... I won't be original if I say that Gan is a great actor and his Black and White are completely different. It hurt for Sean in this episode. And I also hope there will be a decent justification for Black's behavior, and not from the category of "I'm trying for White's sake", because he is already up to his ears in everything and Todd knows about him perfectly well
I won't live to see the next episode, the next episode.
I hope that Black did this to Chon, not so that he would rush to the embrasure himself. Love slows down, Jeong could give up everything for her. And there's nothing to lose here.
Either this was another test of Sean (how much can I do?), or he's just a masochist, because it's obvious that he understood everything about Black a long time ago. And the scene when they played "Will You ever..." has already definitively confirmed that Black has a brother. Put two and two together and everything fits together, but the next moment Sean lets himself be beaten half to death, and then writes angry graffiti on the walls...and I feel sorry for him, and I'm yelling from the stupidity of the moment. By the way, respect to Ghana for acting - the brothers in his performance are so different from each other that you believe they are different people.
From the good - White came to the rescue at the end of the series, apparently felt a spiritual connection, which was directly touched. How Dan defended Yoke is also very nice by the way. I hope no one dies, but we are waiting for the glass in the next episode.
It's a very emotional episode for me. I empathize with every hero, but most of all, Chon caused sympathy, because he was wounded not only physically, but also mentally. the fact of having a brother was confirmed out loud, but perhaps it does not occur to him that they are not just brothers, but twins? in my opinion, this is not the most common occurrence. It is touching that White returned to the place that Jeon showed him and ‘started life over again’ and gained the strength again to make a decision about the future of his brother and gang, Jeon. the shooting scene clearly showed their ‘readiness’ for something bigger and more powerful like a plan to kidnap seals: only Gumpa thought soberly and quickly, Graham seemed to be stunned literally and figuratively, Yoke sought protection from Dan, and Chong was left alone, being wounded first.
and I really hope that in the next episode, White and Chong will explain themselves to each other, the truth will be revealed, and the second one's heart will calm down, and he will really take care of himself for the future life together forever.
If an actor played Black in such a way that you then sit and just hate him for everything he did in this series, then you should only applaud Gan. He played so damn well. This cold and wild look, the behavior itself is so different from White that I am pleasantly surprised. We can't know why Black has become so angry with the whole world. This is the most interesting question for me. And I'll be glad if it's something really trashy to justify such behavior. Well, White. I hope that he will tell Jeong the truth in the next episode. And yes, I also don't quite understand Chon's hints that he knew about White's brother, that he wears lenses and he constantly told White that he had changed. I really thought that Chong had guessed, but this episode showed that he was dumb like in lacorne's "Theory of Love". Sorry, I'm catching parallel flashbacks😅
I'm already starting to be afraid-so scared-to play the twins beautifully: this terribly cruel, beating-up Chona Black. At the moment of beating Chon, I was already scared myself, and I started crying. P'off how much makeup they put on you. And at the moment of the fight between Chon and Yoke, I could hear their bones cracking. Poor spinaaaaaaaa. I didn't have a lot of good White in this series, although they showed me enough moments with him. I am very glad that White's attitude to what is happening and the decision he made were shown, especially after meeting his mother.
This series is just — wow. Lacorn moved from the category "nothing is unclear, but very interesting" to the category "more or less understandable, but how interesting it is"! I screamed so much at the scene of Black and Chon's meeting! Of course, I thought Black would hit him, but the scene was super violent. I was so sorry for Chon. 😭
But in general, I'm shocked by Offa's acting in this lacorne. The fact that Gan is a masterful actor has long been known. But Off.... What happened to him there after 30? He also began to look much better, so he also began to play at the level of Ghana! I can't stop being surprised! With this lacorn, they blocked their previous work for 5 years in one fell swoop.
Now there are episodes where you die waiting for the next one, and damn, "Not me" jumped above all my expectations at his expense!
My heart is broken. If White doesn't explain everything to Chon in the next episode, I'll just die until I wait for the end of lacorn. And Black is really just finished, I can't believe that they are brothers, also twins. He knew that Chon and White were in love, he saw everything himself, he could somehow solve it all differently and not behave like the last mr *z. I feel very sorry for Chon in this series, he finally opened up, accepted his feelings, and they praised him
Gan is just an excellent actor! To play the characters so differently, and in one lacorne, I will not stop admiring how he shows who is who with one glance.. Just a gorgeous man!
The scene of Black and Chon is unreal! The way he kissed Chon, I was already shocked by the surprise! I even thought at one point that he was beating him up out of jealousy of White, that mb himself loved/it him. Respect to Ghana 👏🏻
Such a harsh series turned out.. Sad.. But from the scene where Black burned White and Sean kissing, I laughed a lot, maybe nervous)) I just imagined how, just waking up and arriving at the workshop, he saw "himself" with Sean! Here you wonder if you really woke up) By the way, I wasn't mad at Black. I don't think he felt so good about hitting Chon. "Hit me!" - an attempt to return their previous relationship in order to continue working as a team. Jeon is also not a daisy and he likes to decide with his fists. Black protects White, including from both of them. On his part, he did everything to get his brother out of the gang without revealing the secret. Well, I like the Boss in the role of a bandit, although the image is unusual after Nitimen)
In the nomination "the most intelligent character", Gump wins
I started to cry when Black started beating Chon up. I even had to pause to calm down. Turn it on again, turn it off, and calm down again The scene is too hard for me
This lacorn never ceases to amaze. So much so that I'm ready to write a letter to its creators. No, really. Why is it so beautiful?
There are no words from the Ghana game. This is my first lacorn with him and Off, there is nothing to compare it with, but here both play awesome. Gan managed to play such diametrically opposed characters, which raises no questions. I believe his harsh Black and sensual White.
I'm most worried about White and Chon, I would like White to explain everything to him. There are no questions for Black as to why he did this.
The scene where Black beat up Chon is very touching. Son had so much despair, misunderstanding, pain from disappointment and betrayal in his eyes. Powerful.
It broke my heart to see Black beating Chon, and he was still clinging to his legs... This is very cruel! Especially since Chon (Sean) I came to open my feelings, to confess, and here it is both mentally and physically (((( Although I understand why Black did this, he walked on the edge himself and almost died and does not want to involve his brother in this, wants to save him, but this is not the way out. He probably doesn't understand how deep the feelings between Chong and White are. And asking to hit himself, he wanted that hatred and rivalry between them and Chon to arise as before, but there is no way back.And even though Black beat up Chon, it seems to me that he really feels sorry for Chon, but he thinks that this is the only way to make him forget White. And yes, it also seemed to me that Chon had already guessed that these were brothers, but apparently not. It is very, very painful to look at Chon's suffering, the worst is ignorance... After all, he does not understand at all why a loved one suddenly did this to him... After all, it defies any explanation. And how glad I was that White came to save the incomprehensible Chon, maybe now he will guess.
It hurts a lot, I've been gathering the courage all day to watch the rest of the episode. incredible glass has already been said many times, but Gan just awesome plays its two diametrically opposite roles. I watched the episode and even burst into tears several times ;; And I was also glad that mom recognized White, it would be strange if she mistook him for black, too.
And I also hope there will be a decent justification for Black's behavior, and not from the category of "I'm trying for White's sake", because he is already up to his ears in everything and Todd knows about him perfectly well
I hope that Black did this to Chon, not so that he would rush to the embrasure himself. Love slows down, Jeong could give up everything for her.
And there's nothing to lose here.
A beautiful moment with graffiti.
From the good - White came to the rescue at the end of the series, apparently felt a spiritual connection, which was directly touched. How Dan defended Yoke is also very nice by the way. I hope no one dies, but we are waiting for the glass in the next episode.
It is touching that White returned to the place that Jeon showed him and ‘started life over again’ and gained the strength again to make a decision about the future of his brother and gang, Jeon.
the shooting scene clearly showed their ‘readiness’ for something bigger and more powerful like a plan to kidnap seals: only Gumpa thought soberly and quickly, Graham seemed to be stunned literally and figuratively, Yoke sought protection from Dan, and Chong was left alone, being wounded first.
Well, White. I hope that he will tell Jeong the truth in the next episode. And yes, I also don't quite understand Chon's hints that he knew about White's brother, that he wears lenses and he constantly told White that he had changed. I really thought that Chong had guessed, but this episode showed that he was dumb like in lacorne's "Theory of Love". Sorry, I'm catching parallel flashbacks😅
Lacorn moved from the category "nothing is unclear, but very interesting" to the category "more or less understandable, but how interesting it is"!
I screamed so much at the scene of Black and Chon's meeting! Of course, I thought Black would hit him, but the scene was super violent. I was so sorry for Chon. 😭
But in general, I'm shocked by Offa's acting in this lacorne. The fact that Gan is a masterful actor has long been known. But Off.... What happened to him there after 30? He also began to look much better, so he also began to play at the level of Ghana! I can't stop being surprised! With this lacorn, they blocked their previous work for 5 years in one fell swoop.
Now there are episodes where you die waiting for the next one, and damn, "Not me" jumped above all my expectations at his expense!
It turned out very cool. I'm waiting for White and Sean to be together.
I even thought at one point that he was beating him up out of jealousy of White, that mb himself loved/it him.
Respect to Ghana 👏🏻
But from the scene where Black burned White and Sean kissing, I laughed a lot, maybe nervous))
I just imagined how, just waking up and arriving at the workshop, he saw "himself" with Sean! Here you wonder if you really woke up)
By the way, I wasn't mad at Black. I don't think he felt so good about hitting Chon. "Hit me!" - an attempt to return their previous relationship in order to continue working as a team. Jeon is also not a daisy and he likes to decide with his fists. Black protects White, including from both of them. On his part, he did everything to get his brother out of the gang without revealing the secret.
Well, I like the Boss in the role of a bandit, although the image is unusual after Nitimen)
I started to cry when Black started beating Chon up.
I even had to pause to calm down. Turn it on again, turn it off, and calm down again
The scene is too hard for me
There are no words from the Ghana game. This is my first lacorn with him and Off, there is nothing to compare it with, but here both play awesome. Gan managed to play such diametrically opposed characters, which raises no questions. I believe his harsh Black and sensual White.
I'm most worried about White and Chon, I would like White to explain everything to him. There are no questions for Black as to why he did this.
The scene where Black beat up Chon is very touching. Son had so much despair, misunderstanding, pain from disappointment and betrayal in his eyes. Powerful.
Although I understand why Black did this, he walked on the edge himself and almost died and does not want to involve his brother in this, wants to save him, but this is not the way out. He probably doesn't understand how deep the feelings between Chong and White are. And asking to hit himself, he wanted that hatred and rivalry between them and Chon to arise as before, but there is no way back.And even though Black beat up Chon, it seems to me that he really feels sorry for Chon, but he thinks that this is the only way to make him forget White. And yes, it also seemed to me that Chon had already guessed that these were brothers, but apparently not.
It is very, very painful to look at Chon's suffering, the worst is ignorance... After all, he does not understand at all why a loved one suddenly did this to him... After all, it defies any explanation.
And how glad I was that White came to save the incomprehensible Chon, maybe now he will guess.
Kapets is just
has already been said many times, but Gan just awesome plays its two diametrically opposite roles. I watched the episode and even burst into tears several times ;;
And I was also glad that mom recognized White, it would be strange if she mistook him for black, too.