Watched episode 6 again and so far I'm not buying that new female character that was a lawyer at Law Firm Baek. She was shown all prim and proper with a conscience, but at the same time she was a top ace at a corporate law firm that specializes on getting corrupt chaebols out of jail for obscene amounts of money. Cry me a river. I can already see where this is going - her conscience will get the better of her for some reason and she'll get fired or leave voluntarily to open her own practice. It's a very similar premise to ongoing "May It Please The Court", but FL's story and character are more believable there.
How is it deserved for innocent victims? There are other ways to get revenge, bu the killer is just a psycho and…
No revenge justifies murder and there are many other ways to achieve it legally. Whomever the killer may be revealed I'll have no sympathy for them, they can rot in prison for all I care.
I see your points still I differ with your view, moreover ML never claims he is poor (as you mentioned). Not any…
The guy's just upset that ML is not fighting for the little guy while being a little guy himself. And that he's not simply weird - his manners, confident aura and appearances are a result of his refined background as an heir of some rich family.
Ep 6 - wasn't the mom still alive when brought to the hospital that's why she can say their names? then how come…
Looks like it was a lie - FL said that the brother won't be prosecuted for gross negligence because his step mother was already dead when he got to the scene. More likely step mother could have said it before dying in the house, or it was a lie from her daughter as well. It wasn't shown whether other hospital workers testified that they've heard the same.
What I didn't get how badly the witnesses were interrogated - they all knew that the father was dead 3 years ago already. And they all lied. And those art collectors stole the painting, a piece of evidence, in a sealed house under investigation, to sell it at the auction and were attempting to steal more. They all should be prosecuted.
Looks like there may not be. They're covering ML's backstory now where the woman that he liked/loved apparently died, he's probably still not over her. And she's the reason he dropped his job as a prosecutor and became a lawyer in that run down neignbourhood, working for symbolic pay.
i feel by ep 5 he's over herat the end of ep 4 he said he wnated to love and be loved by one person-man i felt…
No, it was presented as some big misunderstanding. She said she was just into particular men’s looks and was just asking him to continue being just sunbae and hoobae. Hence my guess that something is missing in translation or she misinterpreted the meaning of polyamory herself.
I've started watching this and somebody spoil me about this: -Is it ever revealed how on earth supposedly randomly chosen and vetted jurors that came to that trial have the same connection? It's not something a person from outside of judicial organization can manipulate or even learn who'll be on the final list. Looks like an inside job, ML's brother judge for example.
I feel like as half way through the show the plot started spiraling down from mystery and social issues to absurdity of makjag the shock value of twist, after twist, after twist, introuced at breakneck speed, was diminishing. But, goddamn, the latest twist! The writers really try to outdo themselves in every episode. This whole show is one big twisted mess, let's see tomorrow how it will be untangled.
I can already see where this is going - her conscience will get the better of her for some reason and she'll get fired or leave voluntarily to open her own practice.
It's a very similar premise to ongoing "May It Please The Court", but FL's story and character are more believable there.
What I didn't get how badly the witnesses were interrogated - they all knew that the father was dead 3 years ago already. And they all lied.
And those art collectors stole the painting, a piece of evidence, in a sealed house under investigation, to sell it at the auction and were attempting to steal more. They all should be prosecuted.
-Is it ever revealed how on earth supposedly randomly chosen and vetted jurors that came to that trial have the same connection? It's not something a person from outside of judicial organization can manipulate or even learn who'll be on the final list. Looks like an inside job, ML's brother judge for example.
This whole show is one big twisted mess, let's see tomorrow how it will be untangled.