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"The Loyal Pin" is a Thai drama starring Freen Sarocha Chankimha and Rebecca Patricia Armstrong. It centers on an intense love triangle with emotional turmoil and loyalty tests. Freen plays Pin, a strong-willed young woman, while Becca portrays a more reserved and complex character. Their palpable chemistry enhances the narrative, making their on-screen interactions compelling. The script balances dramatic tension with lighter, emotional moments, delving into themes of loyalty and betrayal. The series features notable cinematography and a soundtrack that complements key moments, showcasing Thailand's beauty.

Either if you are a FreenBecky's fan or not you should watch this.

This is not like the other GL's out there with toxic characters, or very little episodes that they had to cut scenes resulting in plot holes.

The series has 16 eps and so far the first 10s (show is still on going at the moment) were very well crafted.

For the first time watching a GL I felt the pace of the storyline amazingly flowing, showing every detail and most of all, showing a proper character development.

The love story at the centre of this show is very well represented, never felt this much represented in a long time: the longing, the anticipation, the looks, the yearning, the sadness, the pain and the tension.

The built up is incredible.

The story has "red flag" characters, but this time they are there to make people aware of what is wrong in the society, not there to glorify them.

Also, the show has a very talented and well known director and we can see it throughout the very well written dialogues (never felt cringed even once), little details, amazing shots, wonderful wardrobe.

The representation of Thai culture is also insane, that's why this is the first GL backed by the Thai government.

Extra points of course for the unmatchable chemistry FreenBecky have on screen, they are not my favourite GL couple and yet even I am surrendering to them as the top 1 chemistry couple.

Shoutout to both of the actresses (especially Becky) for their acting development they had since Gap, they are not my favourite but we can see their effort they put to improve themselves.

In conclusion, give this show a chance, it's worth it.

10/10 even putting aside my bias lens.

Wonderful cinematography & directing. Yes the source novel is absolutely wonderful but the script-writing of the series & directly brings a different nuance. The characters - from the main heroines to the supporting cast all have so much life.

This is a period romance that is beautifully paced and no scene feels out of place. Every supporting cast is given the right scenes to shine and they serve to move to the plot forward.

Pacing so far is done well. Love scenes are beautifully directed & intimate - and they are not done for the sake of inserting s*x scenes. Rather as a viewer, you get so invested in the relationship that it's only natural for them to be making out/love etc.

In spite of the heavy drama to come, I think the series thus far has managed to tastefully inject comedy together with some light-heartedness.

The Thai Culture & elements are also woven into the plot nicely rather than just randomly showing up as a requirement (because of Ministry sponsorship)

I am so seated for what is to come.

The Loyal Pin, a production by the renowned FreenBecky, stands out as a compelling and emotionally resonant film that has captivated audiences with its heartfelt storytelling and strong character development. The film's success is a testament to the creative vision and talent of the FreenBecky team, and it offers a remarkable viewing experience for fans of contemporary romance and drama.

One of the most notable aspects of the film is its exceptional character development. The lead characters are crafted with remarkable depth and nuance, making their experiences and relationships feel authentic and relatable. The performances by the cast are both compelling and heartfelt, bringing the characters to life with a sincerity that resonates with audiences. Their chemistry is palpable, and their interactions are portrayed with a level of realism that enhances the emotional impact of the film.

Freen Sarocha Chankimha and Becky Rebecca Patricia Armstrong has done it again! Coming back even more charming and experienced actresses from their debut lead roles in GAP The Series, this is one Period Drama that all should not miss!

It tells of two mesmerising young girls growing up together in the palace and having care and love for each other since only to slowly discover their care and affections are not only platonic. The drama that unfolds as they were growing up and having to be separated by the seven seas for many years and the yearning deepens. This unleashed their innate love and desire for each other and the drama is yet to unfold!

Watch it... especially sapphics.. you wont regret it at all! Freen and Becky has outdone themselves once again and worked soo hard. As a mami I am utmost proud of em :')