u/hegdieartemis

I'm gonna treat myself for my birthday and I love surprises more than anything. I got a great mystery box from noli pods once, so I might go to them again, but are there some other good sellers with some good mystery box deals?

First of all, I need more people to clock into this show EXPEDITIOUSLY. Even if it's not perfect, it's not overtly weak in any area (acting, chemistry, cinematography, writing) and is such a great concept.

Secondly, this is the first gl I have watched where I am actually actively coming up with theories as to what is going on.

Here's what I think happened as far as why P'Lé pushed Rann away: so in the first episode, Rann overheard Peem saying that he "burned the body" and had to "pretend to cry". So what if Lé actually faked her death (maybe due to her dad getting involved with the wrong crowd)? They made a point to show Rann's injury up close and showed her die. With Lené, they showed her confronting someone, and they showed what looked like her body falling. BUT they didn't show her very close.

My thought is this: Lené faked her death and was the one who found Rann's dead body with her throat sliced. They *both* went back in time, but Lené went back to their first kiss and Rann went back to the moment she accepted the scholarship.

Lené thinks it's her fault Rann died so she pushes her away to cut Rann out of her life. It's why she got Rann the scholarship in England so that Rann would be far away. Lené says "You’re supposed to be in England." the first time she sees Rann.

Anyways, if you aren't watching the show, get on it! If you are, what are your thoughts?

When you watch a gl, do you take much stock in obvious red flags in the leading ladies? It doesn't necessarily bother me, because I have seen so many gls at this point that I can usually just go "Oh, so it's _that_ kind of show" when they show the top being crazy controlling and obsessive or the bottom being manipulative.

Thing is, I do wonder it's starting to become a bit of an issue? Sometimes the red flags are a bit romanticized (Dangerous Queen and My Only Sunshine for example) in a way that makes me question who is writing these shows.