4 Minutes (2024) Episode 8

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1. LET US LAUGH BWAHAHHAA was all “this better not be some Romeo and Juliet….” 2 seconds later *Korn shoots himself nd dies alongside Tonkla* U JINXXX AHHHH 🫨 THATS WHY UR SHIP DIED 😒😭😤 Win was salty AF ! simply trifilin.. got the goods and still went after him

   There was no turning back for Tonkla.. I didnt see anyway out for him. At least he told Korn the truth. He still loved Korn seeing how he jumped in front of that bullet. Korn also truly loved him seeing how he didnt even hesitate to join him in death. Cant say I blame Korn.. life in jail or dying with my loved one?? yea death sounds like a blessing. I kinda felt bad for Korn there.. betrayal upon pain nd betrayal again… but dude u cheated too nd ur brother helped kill Dome so??? yea that sorriness I felt was a fleeting feeling.

   Great’s connection with the Lukwa was that he was absolute trash. He aint give one f about someone dying right in front of him. He just walked off nd joined his POS friend. Death changed Tyme and Great. Great changed for the better and even confessed his involvement in Dome’s death. While Tyme began to think before he acted. I still wonder who had the uncle general was it him 😗

   i 🤣 when they were on the boat and thought they were in their 4min loop again 🤣

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2. I have so many feelings right now.
   (Long comment incoming)

   1. The first half of this episode was very heavy on my heart. Tyme’s 4min loop represented a deep craving for a better life and a normal romance. So he went back and chose not to read his mom’s diary, and then everything went well for him. He agreed to be a prof at his hospital because he wasn’t working for money anymore (he had declined that in reality cuz he wanted to work in a private hospital for better pay), he broke up with his gf on good terms, he met Great very normally (I loved how he was mesmerized and couldn’t get his eyes off him at first. Like, same man, same) and they just started dating without any complication. (didn’t you guys love it when he called Great his Faen/boyfriend?😭) They were HAPPY and that’s all he wanted, probably not only for himself, but also for Great. (Can you hear my heart breaking?) The interesting thing is, he blamed himself for reading the diary, not what his parents did. All he thought was, what if I’d chosen not to read the diary? And not: what if my parents were less greedy and hadn’t gotten themselves into illegal business?

   + I liked it that being a doctor, Tyme was never alone enough to look at the clock and notice it was stuck on 11 when he was by himself. I think he didn’t experience the 4min time reverse power cuz he made his decision at the start of this dream not to read the diary. So he didn’t need it when after that choice everything went well.

   + The transition from lying in bed to the rain falling over his head was so cool. And the way he was dying but he went for Great first, calling him over and over again… Maybe that’s the thing that reached Great and woke him up. Loved it very much that Great was still frozen in his last moment until Tyme called him. I can’t explain how much I love Bible’s eyes in that scene.

   + Another detail I loved was the way Tyme imagined Great, as a sweet and a bit silly person, a cute guy. And I’m sure y’all noticed that in Great’s 4mintues, it was Great who reached for Tyme’s hand first, while in Tyme’s, it was him who took Great’s hand first. I think it shows that both of them would have gone for each other anyways, that the feeling was mutual and that they both would have preferred their relationship to start like this, from holding hands to kissing to the rest of it, like a normal couple.

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   It was amazing to have another glimpse of Bible’s Magnificent Thighs with those tattoos. Sad to be saying goodbye to them. 🥲 (Also that cuddle was so cute.)

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   And yet another cool detail. At first I thought Tyme’s painting shows sunrise and Great’s is a sunset, showing that Great will die and Tyme will have another chance, but when I looked at this part again after finishing the episode, I think both of them are showing the sunset – one with screaming reds and oranges and the other with a bluer tone. I think this difference shows their personalities and the sunset is a sign of the end of a bad day and promises a new, better day.

   2. Tonkla’s doom was inevitable. He went back to Korn cuz he was the only one left for him, and also maybe cuz he felt like he had unfinished business with him. Maybe he was ready to tell him what he did (as the last part of his revenge, maybe) but seeing how he accepted him with open arms got him to hesitate, giving him a small hope that they could start again, and when Win showed up, that little hope vanished. He wasn’t sorry at all for shooting Great and cheating on Korn. He was so far gone, but still loved Korn so much to jump in front of the bullet for him without a second thought.

   3. And Korn too. He loved Tonkla with all his heart, but got too caught up in the business of his family that forgot the most important thing he had: his pure feelings for Tonkla, whom he had saved once and couldn’t save again. He loved Tonkla so much that he didn’t hesitate to shoot the cop who was there to arrest him, cuz he was ready to save him again, even though he had shot his brother (I think the cheating can’t even compare to that). I think it shows how Korn never really felt like he belonged to his family. He had worked so hard to earn his place while Great never lifted a finger and still it was like his dad was softer on him than Korn, and when he made one mistake his dad was ready to throw him out. But Tonkla loved him for who he was, and he didn’t have to pretend when he was with him. Korn just loved him without needing to be worried about the advantages and disadvantages of it. For him it was pure love. So it’s understandable that he killed himself when he saw Tonkla gone. He wasn’t that devastated when his family business (that he’d worked his a$$ for) went down, when his family fled, when Great almost died.

   + The dream in his last moment was heartbreaking, him asking Tonkla to run away with him. Had he done that, both of them could have had a better life. Had he not let greed and the need of approval from his dad get the better of him… 💔 Bas did a great job in his last scene.

   4. The second half of the episode had a lighter mood. Great’s change was obvious, again Bible doing an amazing portraying the character. (Honestly I’m amazed at how he almost showed us 4 different Greats with different personalities through an 8-ep show. Isn’t he just fascinating?)

   But look at the shot with him in the restaurant and angel wings behind him. He has redeemed himself. He’s a better person now (almost an angel ❤️). He grew a conscience after all, he moved away from a chaotic youth who never knew what responsibility meant and learned to own his mistakes. he even confessed to helping with the killing of Dome. This one I wasn’t expecting him to do and felt so proud of him for doing. It was beautiful how he was moremature and not a carefree kid who only wants to walk on his dad’s nerves anymore.

   5. Win didn’t really try to catch Tonkla until he saw him with Korn. He was miserably in love with him although he knew Tonkla was using him as a substitute for Korn and a means of getting the info on his brother’s killer. And in the end he was left with just a photo of Tonkla with his back to him, looking insensitive, smoking. I think it very well showed his relationship with Tonkla and how Tonkla felt about him. Again, heartbreaking. 💔

   But did you see how TALL he is?! (cries) I’d like to quote from @moe (I can’t tag you!): “he’s so tall that he’s in another time zone” lmao

   6. Who else screamed when Jes started singing Jeff’s song from Kinn Porsche?? 🥺😍

   And now I’d like to finish this essay with the most beautiful scene in this episode:
   (since I can’t add another photo, it was the part with Great and Tyme on the boat.)
   (Cries)

   +++ This show changed my whole Top-Ten list and made its way to the first place 🥇. 100/10. Not many shows with this quality are made and I’m glad this one was a BL.

   (I swear this is the last time I’m saying this BUT WHY EVERYTHING ABOUT BIBLE IS SO FREAKING BEAUTIFUL 🥹😭)

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3. On how (pleasantly) tall JJay is:

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4. Got my ship back together even in death 🤭. Korn and Tonkla forever 🤣🤣🤣. BRUDAA this seriously hurts 💔😭. You know what Fuxk delulu officer 👮 Win. He is to be blamed for all these shenanigans. Someone has to be blamed and I blame him and Title 😤. Seems like I got the last laugh in some twisted way 😣😢😭😭. I seriously cried at their reunion just to get some Romeo and Juliet shaba 😔.

   On Tyme and Great’s side of the story, their near death experiences brought them closer emotionally, physically and psychologically.
   Tyme’s 4 minutes orbited around his relationship with Great. Bro really wanted a soft and innocent love 😔.
   I seriously loved seeing them domestic with each other even tho it was not real🥹. It had me feeling all fuzzy and warm inside 🥰😭.
   Bible really killed it 🤌🏾with making us believe that each Great in the 3 dimensions could have potentially been the real Great 😍👏🏾.
   Gonna miss this Fridays with you guys so much but it is time to say Au revoir 👋🏾💋

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5. I loved the contrast between the heavier first half of the episode and the lighter second half.

   I swear I was screaming along with Tyme “Come out Great, you have to go” and thank God he did cuz I wanted them both to either die or survive together.

   Tonkla, my darling, I was rooting for you but your end was inevitable. But at least you have your boo with you. In the end, Korn did love Kla with all his heart that he was ready to shoot the cop to help him escape.

   The boat scene scared the shit out of me. Thank goodness all was good 😅

   P.S. The entire cast did so well especially, Fuaiz, despite being so young. I will look forward to seeing him grow as a fine, young actor. And Bible was as beautiful as I remember. We all know how good of an actor he is ❣️

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6. Because watching “4 Minutes” was like trying to solve the Riemann Hypothesis. Just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, a new mystery pops up and leaves you completely baffled! 😂 Maybe if Great could see 4 minutes into the future, he could finally crack this impossible equation! 🌀📚
   SOO I am going to post 5 silly things about:
   *Tonkla and his man’s motto: We ride together, we die together. Bad boys for life! 😂

   *Was Great doing the ‘GET OUT’ thing with the café cup to make his parents disappear?

   *Bible was so puzzled by the “4 minutes” series that he needed an O m e g a watch just to keep track of how long he was confused! ⌚😂

   *And a little Adv O M E G A.
   I absolutely love it. Enough with those bubble’s drinks already!

   *😆 And to finish ‘in style, let’s wrap it up with some Jeff Satur!

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7. cried my ass out when jeff’song starts playing 😭 i really loved this series despite all the confusions and mysteries bible never disappoint with his acting skills
   i def looking forward for more of his work ❤️

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8. I just finished watching this finale as I was out tonight and I’m still playing catch up😌 …
   
   This series is a magnificent masterpiece!💖 I went through so many emotions week after week. Most of the loose ends were tied in this finale and even tho I love happy endings, I very much appreciate that this wasn’t a happy ending for everybody😌 This script was mature and complete, thought-through and thought-provoking🙌 This series is about the choices and mistakes we’ve made and the consequences. These actors did an outstanding job and the cast and crew and anyone associated with this series should applaud themselves👏 I enjoyed the suspense, the thrills, the twist and turns and reading how everybody was agonizing over the missing details/ links every week, me included. The chemistry between our couples was believable, the direction impactful, the cinemotagraphy took us on this journey with these characters. I loved how none of these characters felt like extras and they had a purpose in telling this bitter sweet story😭 I loved the OST – I absolutely loved hearing this new rendition of Jeff Satur’s song, 🎵Why Don’t You Stay🎵. Lastly, the production quality to this series was evident and very much appreciated. Thank goodness I was not invested in this story and these characters for no reason. BRAVO – BRAVO – BRAVO👏❤️👏

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9. It’s wrapped up well with no plot hole. Those who lived deserve to live those who died some die unjustly and the other deserved it.

   For me, the ultimate villains are Warit and his daughter. Fah screwed up Korn’s life because she wanted to humiliate him for hooking up with Tonkla.

   After she dumped him, I am ever so happy that Korn reported Warit as Wanchai’s killer. Skip the police’s formality, let Wanchai’s daughter deal with Warit.

   Glad that Warit got tortured. Death would be an easy way out for him. Seeing Tyme looking at him haunting him, I think Warit probably prefers death. Fah, lol, asking her bedridden father who has done such a horrible thing to him!? C’mon, her father did worse to others especially to Tyme’s grandmother. Oh well, shell have to spend the rest of her penniless life changing his diapers while hiding from debt collectors.

   This ended, but I like to see the illegal gambling den’s manager, caught and punished, the one who shot Nan. Also, the police deputy.

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10. REWATCHED ☑️Amphetamine
    September 14, 2024 (7:33 AM)
    October 8, 2022 (5:54 AM)

    For Scud’s movies screenwriting and directoring that I already watched, I liked most was “Permanent Residence”
    ❌ Bodyshop
    ❌ Apostles
    ✔️ Thirty Years of Adonis
    ✔️ Utopians
    ❌ Voyage
    ❌ Love Actually… Sucks!
    ✔️ Amphetamine
    ✔️ Permanent Residence
    ❌ City Without Baseball
    If you happened to watched the others will you please suggest which movies are worth watching. Thanks!

    July 27 – September 14, 2024 (2:10 AM)
    ☑️4 Minutes (8/10)
    Jes Jespipat Tilapornputt as Tyme
    (April 2, 1992)
    Bible Wichapas Sumettikul as Great
    (December 25, 1997)
    Bas Asavapatr Ponpiboon as Korn
    (April 9, 1997)
    Fuaiz Thanawat Shinawatra as Tonkla
    (January 21, 2006)

    So… Korn really loves Ton Kla, at the end he finally want to be with him but due to circumstances they both diminished 🙁
    Korn passed away without getting to know that Great is safe/alive. Ton Kla passed away without getting to know the truth that Great didn’t want that to happen to his brother Dome. Fuaiz/Ton Kla should be given more interesting roles or good projects, he will developed into a great actor. 👏 👏 👏

    Who abducted the one who killed Tyme’s parents and grandmother (Warit)? He was hid for a month? Did I missed something?

    Although this 8-episode series made my head spinning because of the timelines… It’s great that Tyme and Great ended happy together 🥰

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11. I’ll miss this show so much. I’ll miss the wait for every friday to come, talk with you all here creating theories and I’ll miss this story that keep my attention and my heart. We cried, screamed, probably threw our phones across the room bwahaha, but everything has been truly beautiful. Congratulations to the actors for their amazing talent, every single one of you made me feel different emotions and I wish you all the best. For everyone who worked on this amazing masterpiece, thank you. ❤️

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12. This series has definitely made its way to my top ten listing for BL. It had everything that you can ask for. This show showed that you don’t get many chances to fix your wrong doings. So, when you do, you need to fix it and not wait.
    I loved Great’s character change in the end as well as Tyme’s. They both experienced loss, control, hurt, anger and among many other things that clouded their judgements. Great was a coward, a follower, fake and spoiled. While Tyme was judgmental, unsympathetic and quick to react. I loved that in the end we see that they have made the correct decisions in life and learned to accept and face responsibility as well as love.

    Ton Kla and Korn for me had a very bittersweet to tragic ending. I felt that even threw all the lying and cheating that was done. They still cared for one another. I felt that Ton Kla in my opinion has always cared and wanted Korn’s love and attention but did not receive it as he wished because of Korn wanting to appease his father and do right by the family. When Ton Kla stepped in front of Korn from being shot that showed to me that he has always cared and loved Korn. When Korn found out that Ton Kla shot Great. You can see how betrayed he felt but also relieved. They both were hurting each other because of decisions that they made out of their own greed and guilt. I felt that Korn wanted to start over with Ton Kla even though Ton Kla knew in the end it was not going to end well. Ton Kla used Win and Win was too blind because of his affection for him to see or wanting to see that he was being used. I think Win will always remember Ton Kla until he possibly moves on to someone who actually loves him.

    I loved the connection from Tyme’s ex-girlfriend being the daughter of the General. I still want to know who put him in that place and beat him up, but I am glad that he did not kill him. I am also happy that Great did not help his parents in any way. It showed that he knew that they were never going to change, and he did not need any of that back in his life now that he knows what it is like to take ownership of his own life. This series is an amazing life lesson for a lot of people and I enjoyed every minute of it. I am sad to see it go but for 8 episodes this will be the best of the best for me.

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13. I think everything wrapped up very nicely today honestly. I also knew that we wouldn’t be having certain characters surviving this last episode because of everything that had happened in episode 7 made this be unavoidable. Now did I think it would be Tonkla and Korn absolutely not but, I am kind of relieved that it wasn’t Great and Thyme who died because they deserved to be able to amend their regrets and get their happy ending together. Thyme’s near death four minutes made me both really happy with the fact that he also really wanted to fix/change some things so that he could have a happy life/relationship with Great and his Grandmother, but it also made me really sad and emotional because Thyme’s grandmother is already gone and there is still some things he couldn’t change/fix. I also got really emotional when Thyme was being called out of his four minutes by Dr. Den and when he realized that it wasn’t real, he ran to call great out as well so that Great wouldn’t die either. But, I did start yelling when a door with a shinning light popped out that implied Thyme was running out of time in his near death four minutes if he didn’t wake up. Oh let’s not forget how they almost made me think we were going to get a DFF open ending to end 4 minutes while Great and Thyme were on the boat on the lake but they said Sike! and said they had a clear ending for their show.

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14. Legit depiction of me throughout the whole episode

    Me last week: “I either want tyme and great to both somehow miraculously survive or please let them die together and live happily ever after in afterlife I guess lol”

    WE GOT THE MIRACLE LETS FXXCKING GOOOO !!!
    Loved the last scenes where they’re finally back so much, their resolve in facing things together and finally having each other to rely on ;-;
    Tonkla really was doomed from the very beginning and this is the only outcome I’d see it taking and would be pretty dumb otherwise, Korn was a little unexpected, I knew he loved Tonkla truly but I wasn’t expecting him to pull a Romeo and Juliet lol also Win is damn stupid lol
    ANYWAYS THE BOAT SCENE NEARLY GAVE ME AN HEARTATTACK I WAS LIKE “HOLY SHIT NO NOOOOT AGAIN PLEASE CMON” I was looking at the watch intently just like great and tyme AND THE SIGH OF RELIEF I LEFT WHEN IT WORKED NORMALLY ooofff I was on my toes for real
    Also KinnPorsche OST playing at the end????? gooooodddamnnnitttt yes give us more pain
    Pretty good series overall, a couple misses here and there but also with a couple good wins
    Glad it came out!! Hope to see the cast working together again one day. Wishing them the best !!

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15. ….my mind just blown 🤯… seeing the last episode…

    ok our main couple get happy ending but at what cost ….I am literally crying…🥺

    the 4 min of thyme his regrets is just to emotional….the one thing that they miss here is the mom dairy!!? They didn’t show us …I think that was the cause of beginning of everything….

    at last writers has done bad with our boy korn …he tried everything..he can to live happy just to die …but he makes most of the wrong choice….I am sad for tonkla and korn ….hope so they live happy afterlife….
    i don’t know what to talk about cop ….but just go and see yours in previous ep..😂😂😂

    thyme great survive…evil parents survive…no justice in gambling is shown…only the innocent one was killed….

    the girl in the art gallery she has suspicious smile on face seeing great … After that den gf get heartattack….

    the couple is happy but why I am not happy…and what with the last scene 😭😂😂 narrow boat in middle of water …not me hoping to drown both of them ….is tonkla soul inside me !!??😅🤣🤣…

    what so ever this series is mind-blowing the ending is good …a lot of theories comes but it turn out differently….still I feel lots of things are unanswered…. And plz make a new series only for tonkla and korn in their next life ….I really want a happy ending for them…😅

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16. Don’t tell me this is the end I am still very confused.
    What was the actual timeline?

    I still somehow liked this series though

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17. Omg they brought back “Why Don’t You Stay” 😭😭😭 I havent heard that song in like 3 years, I’m crying

    I expected the audacity from Great’s dad, but was shocked that Great’s mom is asking him to help them out when they abandoned him and didn’t even attempt to come back when he was shot. Foh…

    Why did the writers have me on edge up until the last minute 😭 thinking they didn’t get their happy ending. And thank God they showed Great potentially having consequences for his part in Dome’s case. I was going to be very disappointed if they wrote that off

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18. With the last scene, they literaly gave me a heart attack & threw me into my 4_minutes zone! 🙄🙄😂😂

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19. Killing Tonkla and Korn then keeping Great’s parents alive is wild …

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20. nooo they did not just put Jeff Satur’s song on that boat scene >< literally shedding tears this is such a MASTERPIECE ……this is definitely on the rewatch list ….it is bittersweet to part with this …I don’t think I will lol. it is sad to say goodbye to those beautiful, tatted thighs….my pokkies shall be missed …. hoping they get to do more projects in the future ”-”

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21. Another great series completed.

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22. I am glad that Tonkla was killed so fast. In a second, miracle pain was gone from Tonkla’s heart. He had a messy and tragic life, he never would be happy after what he had done. Korn was not brave enough to choose Tonkla. Now they can run away together because they are free…….!

    Btw Tonkla also saved Win because Tonkla wanted to prevent Korn from shooting

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23. This DESERVES OSCARS LIKE FRFRFR!!! The amount of emotions this made me feel in an hour should be studied😭😭😭😭 On the verge of death, whole life flashing infront of your eyes, mistakes of life reminding your cowardice, and the hope of a different, better and beautiful life was captured soo beautifully. I can’t describe in words about this episode/series.

    I have sooooo much to say but where do I even begin! Tyme’s 4 minutes where he imagined a ✨happy✨ life with Great, where they were laughing, smiling and living together, instead of using him.
    Or Great finally being brave enough to not let his parents take over their old lives and old shady business that ruined everything.
    Or Tonkla and Korn who literally died together. Korn was never brave enough to accept Tonkla in his life as a partner, hated Korn for that but the moment he sh0t himself knowing Tonkla is taking his last breaths, I could see he really loved him. He accepted him even if he killed someone, was helping him escape, probably would have forgiven cheating as well but it was too late. By the time Korn came back to Tonkla, he didn’t need him anymore. Bas ATE that scene tho.
    Or Jeff’s ‘Why don’t you stay?’ at the end🥲 I respect actor’s personal lifes but my Bubble heart couldn’t take that💔 however, it was needed here and it fit perfectly 🥹💞

    Ugh! There is so much more, each character is guilty of something and have some regrets for those 4 minutes. But it also shows how you need to be brave enough to have minimum regrets in your life. Regrets are a part of everyone’s life, but more than regret you should be proud and content in those 4 minutes❤️‍🩹

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24. One more thing. I think Tyme and Great don’t deserve a such happy ending!

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25. I’m way too tired just coming back from, vacation to type a long comment but I just HAD to watch this episode today and it did not disappoint. Wow. This show was a whole ass journey from beginning to end and I enjoyed every bit. I swore it was gonna end with them both dead or still stuck in their loop

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26. It’s the way Korn stayed obedient to his parents by going to get the money with every intention of using it as directed while Great decided to break free from their toxicity.

    The interesting flip would be to see Great doing the right thing (as he was doing during the episode) while Tyme was doing a bit of revenge on the side like a treat. Like Tonkla he doesn’t wait till it’s served cold. Of course he didn’t go that route. He’s much more mature and stable than Tonkla is so he could think of just having his parents and grandmother’s k*ller go through a slow and painful d**th but at his baseline he still has his morals and ethics.

    Because it would be kind of ironic to see Tyme get away with m*rder and have his happily ever after with Great when almost everyone who did something wrong or made a stupid decision faced some sort of consequence or a feeling of guilt about it. Even Great knew his parents would never step foot in the country because they would never face the consequences of their actions

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