10 Comments to “Gray Shelter (2024) Episode 2”

1. Love the animated beginning (opening credits). I hate to admit it, but my honey YoonDae clearly has serious mental issues. And he’s not making anything better for himself or the people that actually care for him. I have an idea of why he’s so angry, but this guy takes ferocious to another level.., and still looks so hot doing it, lol.. You know things are intense when you want to reach out into the screen and hug SooHyuk tightly, tell him he’s doing a great job and that everything’s going to be okay.., because that’s what I really want to do.., I don’t know where all this unhappiness and pressure will lead YoonDae/SooHyuk, but for now, my heart is hurting for SooHyuk.., out there doing the most and his best to mediate and help everyone.., and get by…, I just wish his family could see what they’re doing to him and what he’s doing for them in return. I’m going to remain positive for SooHyuk’s sake. Happy Friday/Weekend! nite world…..

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2. micro drama, I’m not wasting my time watching these. I saw a lot of Chinese drama doing this.

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3. Yoon Dae needs to get that stick out his A-hole.

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4. Depressing, both of them were just so sad. Hope that they would find comfort with each other.

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5. Yoondae is about to catch these hands bro.. i wanted to feel for him or see his side.. but my dude was mad at the wrong person and being a d!ck. As if his brothers life was any better. Just wat is his deal?! where u at i need u 🤣

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6. I like it a lot, its not just one of those usual simple BLs with no plot… but i do get lost and the low quality subs in second episode don’t help…

   so why did the older brother quit his school so suddenly when he is obviously smart and dedicated?

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7. April 12, 2024 (12:00 AM)
   ☑️Gray Shelter, Episodes 1 & 2

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8. So far so good!… it’s visually very artistic… the story flows quite well despite the flashbacks being seamless with the main story… the acting & the direction is so far spot on too!… from what I gather it’s two step brothers, one who is at a loss and angry at the world, the other who just takes on all the burdens, whether it’s right or wrong to make it easier for those around him… it will be interesting to see how it all progresses…

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9. I have to back track many times sorting out the time lines, flashbacks or the present.

   Thus far, Soo-hyuk is the older brother working multiple part-time jobs making ends meet, providing assistance to his mother, father, and step brother.

   Yoon-dae, the younger brother drifting day to day seeking shelter avoiding his abusive father.

   I’ve yet to know the age difference between the brothers. The drama is still unfolding with snippets of their lives and encounters.

   Looks like we are all looking forward to the following episodes as the brothers grow to depend more on each other.

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10. So far, I’m liking the progression of the story…especially the flashbacks that we’re getting.
    Since this is a rather shorter series they’ll try to make it fast-paced, which makes me worry if they’ll be able to develop a story with enough depth. Its giving me strong ‘strongberry’ vibes. The lead is from one of their earlier shows but I’m not sure if they produced this as well. If yes, then I’m hopeful they’ll do a good job.

    That being said, I like the characters. I like the story, cimematography, and the music, especially for episode 2. There’s something about their interactions that’s keeping me intrigued despite nothing much romantic happening.

    We know that Yoon dae’s dad is abusive and Soo hyuk’s dad is in jail. It seems like YD doesn’t want his hyung to also care for his. But why? SH does express he feel’s bad for not being able to break free but I need more explanation as to why that is the case. I don’t remember if his father was also abusive towards the family or not, cuz if that’s not the case then maybe this is why he’s still in contact. (Since he was at least a good father, he can’t completely cut him off.)

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