This Is So True, I Might Have Underestimated Tonkla In A Tonkla Vs Fasai Situation

this is so true, i might have underestimated Tonkla in a Tonkla vs Fasai situation

A question to everyone:

What if Korn and Fasai got married, do you think his relationship with Tonkla would continue?

Everyone! What do you think??

Personally I don't think either of them are able to actually make the break with one another even under those circumstances. But if Fasai knows about it I wouldn't put it past her and her father to get rid of Tonkla one way or another.

He's not gods strongest soldier but he's so funny about it!

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i have a lot of work to do to get all my info organized correctly but this is so satsifying now that it's working

But tbh i think fasai has some inner ”evil” going on w herself too lmao 🤣🤣😭 I actually think she's also capable of k wording someone.. I mean it runs in the blood i guess.. I remembered how much I wanted to see a fasai and tonkla face off ... that would be so interesting and intense.... these beauties are fighting eo for Korn.. Lol.. 😀😆

I definitely think she's capable!!

I think I agree with @impala124 that if she thought killing Tonkla would lose her control over Korn she probably wouldn't. But I do see her as a controlling abuser and one who is perfectly capable of deciding to kill him if she thought he was a threat to her control over Korn.

I've also been seeing people say win loved tonkla, which I think is furthest from the truth. Infatuated and slightly obsessed yes but love I highly doubt it. And also I've seen people say tonkla stopped loving korn based on the scene where korn came to his house after God knows how long and because of how he told him all the things he did during their last scene before their deaths, which is something I also highly doubt.

If you wouldn't mind I would like to see your thoughts on this :)

I think you're right that it is more about infatuation and obsession for Win. Win is so difficult because we don't see any of his motivations directly. We have to read into what we do see, which is just an instant interest in Tonkla and an attraction to him. Maybe he thinks it's love or care, but he doesn't even really know Tonkla.

I think it's something that is very open to interpretation, and people can decide what they think about it.

But to me Win's attachment to Tonkla feels very objectifying. Not just in a sexual way, but in that Tonkla is more of an object than a person to Win. Like, Win is supposed to be a principled cop who actually believes in justice. He thinks of himself that way. And Tonkla, who is a sad, pretty man being wronged by the justice system, is more like a symbol or representative of the victim he feels he's protecting or working for.

As for Tonkla's feelings for Korn, they were together for years. I think it took a lot of strength for him to tell Korn to leave, to set some of his own boundaries around how Korn treats him. It wasn't really a breakup though. It wasn't a "never come back" or something like that.

Later, Tonkla leaves Win in bed alone and is thinking of their first time and holding the cat collar. Probably thinking all kinds of things about their relationship, but that doesn't say "I don't love him anymore" to me.