Man from the Equator Episode 17

적도의 남자 ‧ Drama ‧ 2012

Episode Title: Art inspiration


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Season: 1

Sun Woo proposed an idea to Jang Il, and Jang Il agrees to allow his father to stand on court to declare that President Jin is the murder to Sun Woo's father. Jang Il arranges the investigation for President Jin and his father. Jang Il's father will then tell the truth about President Jin's murder and bribery. During the visit of So Mi's art gallery, Sun Woo decided to buy the art inspired by the fight between him and Jang Il. So Mi tried to defend herself but Sun Woo is in great threatening. He asked if she is being silent about the whole incident because she can't stand to look Jang Il in the eyes. (Source: Viu)
  • Aired: May 16, 2012

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NewKDramaAddict
4 people found this review helpful
May 21, 2012

Revenge meet Sun Woo, the Master!

Talk about playing one character against another! Masterfully done! This episode was amazingly done! For the first time, I actually felt just a midge sorry for Jang Il (short lived might I add)! I always believed that Sun Woo's revenge would be to take the most precious thing from each person that had wronged him and he did it in spades! Probably the only one least affected was Soo Mi's Dad, Kwang Choon. A lot of people were probably upset about Sun Woo's treatment of Soo Mi but considering the situation if we were in his place, she got off light as far as I am concern! Excellent done episode! Ji Won even showed spunk and I was proud of her in her moment but I am also starting to understand her purpose. She is the tether that pulls Sun Woo from the brink! As you watch the very end of the episode, just think what would have happened if Sun Woo did not have a Ji Won! Off the roof for sure!

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purplenette
4 people found this review helpful
May 18, 2012

vengeance is Sun Woo's

Sun Woo isn't playing. He is out to get them all and it seems to be working perfectly. I loved Ji Won throwing water into Jin No Sik's face!!! I didn't feel sorry one bit for Soo Mi or her father when Sun Woo handled what they did to him. She deserves worse. JangIi has just lost what little of his mind that he had left after hitting Sun Woo in the first place. I think he said what he did to Sun Woo so that Sun Woo would just put him out of his misery. I really enjoy this drama even though people say it is slow. I think the build up is what makes this drama great.
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