Tomorrow, I’ll still love you (Kong and Pee, Boys love)

January 20, 2010 cloud888

I cannot admit how much that the drama ‘Tomorrow I still love you’ affected me. Now I’m not talking about the main couple, with Aom and Pong. Yep their pairing is good and all that, but it was not that exciting. Perhaps I cannot say that yet as I have yet to view it myself. The broadband had just gone up and we can view video online. Well, that was the top of my priority list when broadband was up. Right now I’m into Boys Love. I don’t know, my sister said that it’s one of those phase. Maybe she’s right. Right now, this is all I think about. It just that boys love is not like the usual boy met girl love. There is something more unique in their romance. Firstly, let me stress out that I am into the emotional entanglement, not the meet and sleep type. I don’t think it’s right to sleep with someone unless you love that person. For Boys love, what drives me insane is the emotion displayed on both sides of the character. They both know that it is wrong to be in love with the same gender, but they could not control the emotion that is about to spill out to the surface. I say unleash the fury. Of course now, in this society, it is more widely accepted for two boys to fall in love. Let’s get back to our story ‘Tomorrow I’ll still love you.’

Pee (played by Oh Anachart) and Kong (played by Fluke) are in love. Well, not straight off. This is what makes me love this kind of genre. In a relationship where two males fall in love, we have a two sided characteristic. One boy is considered the chaser, where the other boy is considered the runner. Let me explain this in full detail. What I mean by a chaser is the that he is usually the one who knows what his heart wants, and he’ll do whatever it gets to get the boy that he loves. I’m talking about all sorts of tactics to get the other boy to notice him. In the case of our story, this is Pee. I absolutely adored his character. Not to mention he executed it well.
Pee is a chaser. He not only chase, but he stalks too. I love it how he constantly tease Kong, in a lovey dovey way though.

Kong on the other hand is the runner. The first scene when they first met, he rightly accused Pee of stealing his mom’s wallet. He is very brave and very logical. Although I don’t agree that he accused Pee of stealing the wallet but I do see where he’s coming from. Pee literally helped his mom from falling. When he disappeared the mom realised that her wallet was missing. Kong came along after. What can I say, it makes sense. Ok, this is my favourite scene. ‘Butterfly fluttering in my stomach’
Kong ran towards Pee and accidentally pushed him over. Pee was mad. When he fell, he was bent down so he didn’t see who pushed him over. I love the look on Pee’s face. We, the audience, can definitely tell that he was pissed off. Let me explained, this scene happened in the hospital. Pee was in the hospital because he had a broken leg due to his car racing accident. Ok, now back to the originally scene where he fell down because Kong accidentally pushed him over. So he looked pissed off, and then all of a sudden, when he saw Kong’s face, his facial expression changed. He literally pulled out his hand for assistant. Now come on dude, you can get up yourself right. You’re a guy. A tough one at that, but no, he wants help. Kong, at this point, didn’t know what to do so he helped Pee up, while Pee was grinding like a tiger. Love it. When all was settled, Kong came to his senses and blurted outright that Pee stole his wallet. Pee was surprised.

Pee said he didn’t steal it, but Kong wouldn’t believe him, saying that right after Pee helped his mom, his mom’s wallet disappear. ‘Now what are you gonna say to that?’ Kong thought to himself. Pee repeatedly says he didn’t steal it. Now this part here, you’ll see that there are some feelings involved, on both sides of the parties. When Kong threaten Pee that he will take him to the police Pee said, Fine, let’s do it. I’ll call them shall I. And Pee started shouting, in the hospital. Kong was embarrassed. ‘What are you doing?’ Kong asked Pee. ‘I’m calling the police’ Pee replied. This made Kong even more flustered, while Pee continued shouting out for the police. When teeth comes to bite, what do you do. Kong resorted to the only way he knew best to shut someone up. He clapped Pee’s mouth with his own hand, in front of public may I say. You see during this scene, both felt something there. Some electricity I suppose since they are in such close proximity. When all is say and done, Kong realised that his mom left her wallet elsewhere. This part is so cute. He said that next time search first before accusing someone like that. This scene that I just described marked the first momento for both parties. For Pee (the chaser) he always use this scene to tease Kong. For Kong, he’s in one hell of a situation everytime Pee bought this subject up.

This should mark the end of their encounter but fate plays a weird game on them. In this case, they meet for the second time when Kong went to Pee’s house as a physiotherapist. Kong is a qualified physio therapist. Pee is the patient.

I will write this again soon.

Entry Filed under: Lakorn 2009

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