4 Elements: The Earth - EP 2

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The episode starts with a dinner meeting of Rose, Wasu and Wasupol at their vineyard where Wasu and Wasupol try to convince her that they are the good guys and Thip wanted to give her away to Wasu for marriage. They also try to badmouth Din by insinuating she may be after her farmland. But Rose thinks Din isn’t that kind of person; Wasu warns her that she may have hidden agenda, and if her father dies, all his properties will go to her. Rose remains unconvinced, but promises to be careful. Wasupol promises to take care of her, and lets her make her own decision about marrying Wasu, and Rose thanks him for that. Then, Wasu wants to take her on a tour of the vineyard. While on tour, Rose witnesses a woman taken into custody by some of Wasu’s men; Wasu explains that she has lost her marbles and they want to make sure she doesn’t disturb anyone. Rose is startled by this, but Wasu proceeds with the tour. He takes her to a wine-tasting room, and presents her with a 2020 Cabernet Sauvignon named “Rose reserved” – so, after her – and wants her to try it. Rose is hesitant because she doesn’t like wine (great prerequisite for becoming the wife to a vineyard owner, by the way), but he argues that the wine isn’t that strong and just a sip should be fine. But before she can take a sip, a worker comes in and informs Wasu that there is a fire on the border to Din’s farm, and he leaves to check it out. Rose meanwhile uses the time to put the glass back and leave the vineyard on foot. Wasu suspects that Din’s men ignited the fire, but his worker claims the fire may have started due to the hot and dry weather. Meanwhile, Din gets a report from one of her own workers that everything was done as she ordered. She wants to know if Wasu came to him himself, and he confirms. Rose is meanwhile picked up on the road by Mod Daeng. She tells her that Din sent someone – an undercover cop – over to keep an eye on Rose, and when she was gone too long, he decided to report back to Din, who when sent Mod Daeng out to get her. Rose asks whether Din is also behind the fire at the vineyard, but Mod Daeng doesn’t know anything about that. Rose reports that Wasu and Wasupol told her not to trust Din, and suspects something is going on. Mod Daeng repeats her claim that Din must be a good person because she is pretty, but Rose argues that you can’t judge people by their looks and that Rose might have changed. Mod Daeng proposes just asking her, and deciding after she hears her answer. Rose runs into Din right after Mod Daeng dropped her off at the farm. Din was worried about her visit to the vineyard and admit sending someone after her without telling her, because that would probably have made her uncomfortable. Rose asks whether she wants to know about what Wasupol wanted to talk to her about, she says she trusts her to tell her if she wants to. Rose claims that, according to Wasupol, her father has promised to give her away in marriage to Wasu, her also told her to not trust and stay away from Din. Rose asks which family she should trust – Watinwanich and Mahattanakorn. But Din tells her it’s up to her, she’s grown up now, and can decide for herself. She will also respect if Rose chooses Mahattanakorn, but will find a way to protect her even then. But Rose has another question: what is it that makes Din worry in regard to Wasupol, and made her send an undercover cop after her. Din they tells her that Wasupol is involved in human trafficking and wants to use Rose’s form land as a trafficking route. Her dad found this out and turned him down, but he had his accident before he could tell anyone else and Din now has no evidence. After the talk, Rose remembers what Din told her, and also what she saw at the vineyard. Mod Daeng takes a bunch of food which Din brought over, she doesn’t want to talk to Rose about it, but she finds her anyway. Din tells her she’s on her way to visit Thip, and Rose wants to join her and just gets into her car. At the hospital, Din and Rose visit Thip, and Rose claims she always trusted his decisions, so she trusts his choice of Din as her protector and will follow her. She wants Din to take care of her, and chooses Watinwanich. She later explains that she trusts Din because of her memories of her, but also because of the actions and what she said. We get a flashback of Wasu trying to get Rose onto a boat, but Din telling her she shouldn’t go, which was decided by Thip as he told them that Rose could barely swim, and thanked Din for keeping her on land. Rose remembers this, and tells Din that she still looks the same when she’s trying to protect her. Din thanks her then proposes they should get something to ear, but Rose wants to go back to the farm. But Din takes her to her farm, and wants her to eat, and at her farm Aunt Chan has already prepared lunch for them. Aunt Cham remembers Rose from when she was little and played with Din, and has prepared a feast of her favorites, as Din told her to do, she admits. Rose enjoys the food, then wants Din to eat, too, before she goes to the office, and throws that arguments Din gave her for eating on time back at her, and Din caves in and takes another plate. Meanwhile, Wasu and him men raid Rose’s farm, they are looking for Rose and push Mod Daeng aside to check everywhere ; Mod Daeng finally tells him that Rose went to visit her father with Din, to which Wasu only exclaims “That brat again!” as he leaves again. Wasupol argues that their attempts to discredit Did were in vain, then, and argues that Rose isn’t as naïve as they thought. Wasu thinks they should abandon their gentle approach, but Wasupol remarks that they have the police on their backs, and argues that the Chomchan land is their only way out. Wasu promises to make Rose his own as soon as possible, and Wasupol warns him not to mess it up again. Rose get a tour of Din’s house, Aunt Chan tells her that she lives alone there, as she had to take over the farm at a young age when her father passed away – and she manages it alone with occasional help from Rose’s father. She then finds a photo of the four cousins – Din, Nam, Lom and Fai. As Din returns, she attests that they are all good-looking, and envies her having so many cousins, unlike her, which make her lonely sometimes. But Rose still has her, Din argues, and takes her home to her farm. At the farm, Mon Daeng reports the incident with Wasu to Rose; Din thinks they should move to her farm where she is better protected. Rose doesn’t want to cause trouble for Din and her workers, but Din vows that she and her people will protect her. Rose is packed quickly but Mod Daeng takes her time as if she’s permanently moving, making Rose marvel at the roses her mother planted. She reiterates that her name “Rose” comes from the fact that roses are beautiful, but have thorns, and wants to know about her name “Din”, and she tells her that was chosen for good luck as she was born pre-term, but her given name “Kasama” also means earth, because they wanted her to become strong and steady. They both argue that their names were chosen perfectly for each other. Rose requests that she take care of her mother’s rose garden in her father’s absence, and Din promises to take here there every day. They get alerted by Mod Daeng crying because Wasu and his men have arrested her to find out where Rose is. Rose and Din want to know what he will do, but he just pushes Din aside to grab Rose, calling her his fiancé-to-be, and drag her to the car, warning her that he will not be nice to them if she keeps being stubborn. Did quickly recovers and draw her firearm, but Wasu thinks she won’t shoot even a limping dog, and calls her a sissy like her father – which then gets her to shoot directly in front of him, freeing Rose in the process. Rose flees to her side, and threatens him to get a bullet the next time he tries this, to which a retreating Wasu curses her, then leaves with his men. Rose tends to a small wound Din has got when Wasu pushed her down and wants to know if she usually carries a gun, and Din denies it, claiming that only recent tensions with the vineyard prompted her to do so, to protect herself and the people she loves – which she quickly corrects to “people on our farms and everyone under her care”, but Rose is smiling anyway. 😊 Rose doesn’t want her to get hurt, so that she doesn’t have to tend to her wounds – which triggers another flashback of Din’s father tending to her wounds she got from being bullied – by Wasu, as we find out. Her father recommended using her wits to counter his strength. Rose apologizes for getting her hurt, but Din argues it was Wasu who did this. But Rose is still worried about Wasu’s curses. Din promises that she will be safe with her, her people won’t let Wasu and his men near her farm. But Rose is worried that they may get to Din, she want her to keep her guard up at all times and never go anywhere alone, and she promises to be more careful. Rose and Mod Daeng move in with Din, and Did shows Rose the farm, which is full of fresh vegetables, so fresh that Rose detects a caterpillar somewhere, and wants to show it to Din – but they are startled as they kneel down close to each other, causing some awkward staring. 😉 Rose wants to know how she manages a farm this big, claiming she wouldn’t be able to do it, but Din claims a good management plan is all that is needed. Rose mentions taking care of her as an additional chore, and Din claims that it is not a problem, if she does one thing for her: eat three meal a day, including some vegetables. Rose teases her about her own meal regime, and Din admits that she sometimes forgets to eat when she busy – but she doesn’t want to run the risk of not taking good care of her. Rose takes a step, then stumbles, only to be caught by Din, with some more awkward staring. Din then promises her she can change her mind about being takes care anytime – she doesn’t want to feel that she has no choice. And Rose tells her that if one day she is tired of keeping the promise she made to her father, then she should just say so. (Not gonna happen.) But Din vows to only stop caring for her if and when Rose tells her to. Wasu is angry at Din for ruining his plans, and Wasupol thinks that things won’t be easy from now on. Din is restless, and Chan thinks it because a friend is sleeping over. 😊She knocks a Rose’s door to bring her a diffuser, and Rose invites her in. Rose sneezes, which prompts Din to bring her an air purifier, plus some more blankets, and a few more pillows. Rose asks whether she wants to sleep in that room as well – but she it just kidding. Rose promises to return all her favors once this is all over, but Din doesn’t want anything in return, she claims, and tells her to just take good care of herself. Din returns to her room thinking of the caring words Rose had for her earlier, Rose thinks of the times they were awkwardly close. In the morning, Rose awakes to a metric ton of breakfast food, as they didn’t know what kind of breakfast she liked, and Mod Daeng remarks that Din wanted to please her. 😉 Chan chimes in by saying that Din is happy to have her here, and tells that Din went back and forth to Rose’s room many times last night. She is off to Chiang Mai to visit a client… …which also didn’t escape the notice of Wasu, who tells his men to execute his plan. Din and Kaew are in Chiang Mai in talks with a client. Afterwards, she wants to drive directly back, and Kaew understands her, with Thip still being in a coma, and the guys at the vineyard up to no good. Din wants to know if Kaew has found out anything of substance about the Mahattanakorns, but she hasn’t, arguing that the family is incredibly powerful. Din thinks she must lure them into a trap. On the way back, they are followed by a motorcycle, who tries to swerve them off the road, then drives ahead and stop in front of them, with one of the guys drawing a firearm. Just as a shot is fired the episode ends. ___ The beginning was still clunky – we didn’t find out how Rose got to the vineyard or if the fire at the border of the vineyard and Saen Rak farm was intentionally set by someone. But things got clearer this week – not only dropped Wasu all his pretense of being a good guy, Rose quickly chose Din as her protector, or perhaps even more; while Din is pretty obviously into Rose. The episode followed the narrative of the novel closely, with nothing significantly changed so far. Let’s see what next week brings, apart from Freen, of course. 😊

Din and Rose are so cute together and I couldn't stop wriggling in my seat seeing both of them so awkward with each other when they moved into Din's house. I got the vibe fomr ep 1 that Din liked Rose a long time ago, but I really did not expect her to be this cute around Rose and I love it.