It's not hate it's more like annoyance. In the beginning she was this badass police officer but recent episodes…
It's a bit different to me. Because Soohyun's character itself shouldn't have been like this. She is supposed to be the ace detective and she was kicking ass. Like for god's sake she and gaon totally could have been able to beat those gangs out themselves given how the characters were supposed to be (I mean if Yohan can beat all those people himself Soohyun at her worst could have been able to beat at least half lol) And how is the ace detective not calling for back up and at least lock the car before she runs to the gangs LOL??? If her character has been written based on the setting people won't hate her. = hating how the writer executes her role.
Hating her character: the writer executes everything right and all the details and actions are based on how the character supposed to be. So it was just the setting of the character originally sucks lol
Of course she is disappointed. She herself is a very righteous person too. She wants the process to be legal and results to be good. She once thought Yohan is someone who can do the right thing to achieve the right result. Turns out he isn't. He puts on shows for political reasons and he bribes. As a judge herself she of course cannot agree to that. Laws is what they studied and practiced their whole career and even judge other people on and determine another person's life, judge must be non-biased and neutral at all time. (You can't be a criminal yourself to judge and sentence other criminals right?)
No one ever shared with her that Seonah is a bad person. Seonah tricked and manipulated her into thinking she is good and will make a chance in the foundation. Seonah knows what makes her click and honestly Yohan could have just shared with Jinjoo that Seonah isn't a good person but he didn't. You can't blame Jinjoo for wanting to be going up (why shouldn't she? Because she's a woman she deserved to be just a right hand person and never the top?) especially when she thinks Yohan doesn't deserve it and she is the one who truly cares for the victims and using the right legal process.
I don't get ppl who think that the crying scene was too dramatic, The fact that the person who killed his parents…
???? there are people who think that way?? lol what are they on?? Gaon was ready to kill the guy and then kill himself, he hid his anger all these years because of the love Soohyun and professor gave him and the fact that he believes (just as all the other victims) the system has already given them the justice they deserved. And once he realized that justice was never there, his entire world and value was shattered. The 13 years of his anger and sadness call cramped into this single moment. He is angry, he feels ridiculous, he is sad, and he is more angry. The moment requires this much emotion and how is that crying scene was too dramatic lol
It hasn't been explained actually. We were told (by writer) that his professor puts him in the Judas position…
Oh I know for sure, I was even explaining to others why Yohan needs to be checked and why Gaon SHOULD investigate Yohan. But I meant we haven't understood Gaon's personal background for him to be this invested. I know why he is so suspicious of Yohan and I agree with it 100%, but there's still no backstory on why he is so righteous and willing to go this far into investigating.
I feel like Ga on's character will have a development arc....he was planted into the court without prior experience…
But the point here is, Gaon and prof do not know if he's doing it for greed or not, hence they needed to dig deeper to find what Yohan's plans are. Also, even if Yohan isn't doing it for greed, but emotional/justifiable reasons, what he's doing is still wrong. Making up evidences, using courtroom as a tool and manipulating public, not only Yohan, but whoever is using the court as a political tool is wrong. As judge, it should always be neutral and unbiased. I feel for Yohan, but I also understand Gaon's value too much. (Similar to the values Law School presented).
The writer is trying to convey a lot - he said the show is almost like a social experiment. Which I am seeing it right now too (haha). How many people do not care about the process being unbiased, as long as the results is justified, how easily public can be manipulated, how putting things on the internet can easily affect the society, etc. I haven't seen other similar shows this year that dive this deep into its political implications to the society yet.
I just binge all the 4 released ep, loved it!My thoughts: Am I supposed to be rooting for Ga On? Because he irritates…
It's because he can sense the signal from Yohan. Yohan is literally welcoming him to dig around and allowing Gaon to have his attitude towards him. Gaon is a smart person who has been watching Yohan closely and he can sense that. You can see more in ep5.
Also, to be honest... If Gaon is the male lead, he is basically doing everything most male leads do lol He is a spy here, and he digs around to get what he wants, and trying to provoke people to get words from them. Have you ever seen a drama lead not doing spying stuffs if their role is a spy? haha. Who cares if he's the senior or boss, if it's the male lead, they could have bad attitudes to anyone and people will cheer for it. It's only because he is doing these things on the male lead (Yohan) so it gets "annoying", especially when Yohan isn't "killing" anyone but "punishing the bads for justice".
But I am actually really on Gaon's side of value. (Gaon's value is more like all the leads in Law School). Judge, court, laws, they are supposed to be neutral and non biased. No one should ever use it as a tool to gain personal gains, especially using it as a political tool. A judge should never ever make up evidences as well. It has so much symbolism and effects to the society as a whole. While I really understand Yohan, if it's wrong, it's wrong. Hence, Dong-sik ended up in jail for his crime to manipulate evidences. But it was "necessary". Though constitution is a must, it is also never perfect, unfortunately :(
I couldn’t stop laughing at the scene where those foreign gay inmates where telling the defendant that they’re…
You know what's so interesting? I am 100% on Gaon's current status - torn. What Yohan doing is absolutely wrong. Court, laws, these are supposed to be fair and neutral, as a judge, you just must follow the constitution, the effects it has to the society is way too big. It's not a show, and never should be a tool to achieve revenge. But at the same time, my heart also goes for Yohan. I understand why, and I know they deserve to be punished. If I were Gaon I really don't know how to choose either lol
I feel like Ga on's character will have a development arc....he was planted into the court without prior experience…
Because Yohan is smart and cunning. If he is not after justice, but power, and hoping to become the next president, by gaining cult like support from the average persons? He is literally one of the most dangerous figure right now. A simple word he said can manipulate the whole country. People are starting to blindly follow him. IF he is not after justice but his own greed (which professor and Gaon do not know yet, not even the viewers if it's not because Yohan is the lead of this drama and we knew he's not going to be a bad person lol) then someone really needs to stop him
Can someone explain Ga On’s character? Something is missing in his story. What I want to know is why GO is so…
It hasn't been explained actually. We were told (by writer) that his professor puts him in the Judas position but the writer has yet to dive into why he is such "righteous" and why so suspicious of Yohan.
Okay didn't like the first EP that much. The trial thing feels always cheap to me. I dropped Miss Hammurabi too.…
Tho the trial is actually supposed to feel this way to show you how Yohan is making this a show + manipulating the general public easily with Yohan's perfect acting on camera
I was getting emotional for ML and damn that last sentence!
LOL there's no need to be mad at Gaon tho? Like, his role is to paint a picture so you can't build up a story if he doesn't see what the world is seeing him now and then later the contrast when Gaon discovers Yohan's true feelings LOL Gaon is going to be on Yohan's side later on and be like a Robin to the Batman I am pretty sure LOLLLL
At the party Yo Han wanted to show Ga On the real world and the real villains but I guess he didn’t get the…
Well in that party Yohan was pretty disgusting as well tho if we don't know who Yolan's motives. We know Yohan is the lead so it seems ok but from Gaon's POV, Yohan himself also was part of the real villains. (He showed his ambition to be the next president) Also I wonder if Yohan brought Gaon also to test if anyone remember Issac's face.
Thank you for this comment, Ga On really needs to improve and stop judging YH by rumors
I think it's only because yohan is the male lead so people feel like this. From what Gaon's seeing it's actually pretty suspicious, and it's also not just "rumors". What's the difference between what he's been hearing compared to what normally "witness" would say? He's still trying to find out the truth for sure but these people are talking about their personal experiences, not "rumors".
As someone who authorised to perform acts in legal affairs and having law background, i find the 1st eps pretty…
Lol not sure if you are aware tho, the writer is an actual former judge in Seoul who graduated from Harvard Law school. So even if it was not “realistic”, as the actual judge I guess it’s just his personal choice to make this a fantasy LOLLLL
The character Jin Joo was so misplaced. Like, what is she supposed to do with the story. A comedic relief? And…
You can see female lead is approaching her. And she has given hints that she’s probably going to be female lead’s spy or sth cos she definitely craves power and greed
It really is a shame on writers that they always have to put a young ambitious individual with the hidden malice…
Personally both Yohan and Gaon is Moon writer’s brain talking to himself. On one hand his ex judge experience must have haunted him for years that as a judge he couldn’t fulfill justice because of corruption. Yohan is his desperate need for an anti hero to come and ignore all rules. But Gaon also feels like Moon writer himself. While he is a law practitioner, the Constitution and legally obtained objective evidence must be something so important to his moral values. Can he give up the founding rules of being a Law person, a judge, who supposed to be unbiased and give in for justice?
Hating her character: the writer executes everything right and all the details and actions are based on how the character supposed to be. So it was just the setting of the character originally sucks lol
No one ever shared with her that Seonah is a bad person. Seonah tricked and manipulated her into thinking she is good and will make a chance in the foundation. Seonah knows what makes her click and honestly Yohan could have just shared with Jinjoo that Seonah isn't a good person but he didn't. You can't blame Jinjoo for wanting to be going up (why shouldn't she? Because she's a woman she deserved to be just a right hand person and never the top?) especially when she thinks Yohan doesn't deserve it and she is the one who truly cares for the victims and using the right legal process.
The writer is trying to convey a lot - he said the show is almost like a social experiment. Which I am seeing it right now too (haha). How many people do not care about the process being unbiased, as long as the results is justified, how easily public can be manipulated, how putting things on the internet can easily affect the society, etc. I haven't seen other similar shows this year that dive this deep into its political implications to the society yet.
Also, to be honest... If Gaon is the male lead, he is basically doing everything most male leads do lol He is a spy here, and he digs around to get what he wants, and trying to provoke people to get words from them. Have you ever seen a drama lead not doing spying stuffs if their role is a spy? haha. Who cares if he's the senior or boss, if it's the male lead, they could have bad attitudes to anyone and people will cheer for it. It's only because he is doing these things on the male lead (Yohan) so it gets "annoying", especially when Yohan isn't "killing" anyone but "punishing the bads for justice".
But I am actually really on Gaon's side of value. (Gaon's value is more like all the leads in Law School). Judge, court, laws, they are supposed to be neutral and non biased. No one should ever use it as a tool to gain personal gains, especially using it as a political tool. A judge should never ever make up evidences as well. It has so much symbolism and effects to the society as a whole. While I really understand Yohan, if it's wrong, it's wrong. Hence, Dong-sik ended up in jail for his crime to manipulate evidences. But it was "necessary". Though constitution is a must, it is also never perfect, unfortunately :(