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The prosecutor who perpetually jumps to conclusions
Honestly, this drama had everything it needed to be perfect: a well-written script, good chemistry among the actors, interesting plotlines, and well-executed suspense.
However, Ju Tae Seon’s actions and his tendency to jump to the wrong conclusions made me question his qualifications. Can someone truly be a good prosecutor if they’re unwilling to listen to both sides of the story? It was great to see his growth when he realized that his feelings for Lee Chae Ha were more significant than his assumptions about the truth. Nonetheless, I still questioned his ability to remain impartial in his prosecutorial duties.
The relationship between Ju Tae Seon and Lee Chae Ha also left much to be desired. The actors performed exceptionally well; seeing them in real life, compared to their roles, only made me appreciate them more. Kim Yoon Sik perfectly portrayed emotions such as disdain, repulsion, coercion, and indifference, while Park Si Woo effectively conveyed fear, resolution, acceptance, and submission. Both actors definitely carried the drama on their – very bare – shoulders.
That said, I would definitely recommend this drama to anyone who loves mystery, suspense, and complex plotlines. You might question the romance, as I did, but you'll still enjoy the rest of the show.
However, Ju Tae Seon’s actions and his tendency to jump to the wrong conclusions made me question his qualifications. Can someone truly be a good prosecutor if they’re unwilling to listen to both sides of the story? It was great to see his growth when he realized that his feelings for Lee Chae Ha were more significant than his assumptions about the truth. Nonetheless, I still questioned his ability to remain impartial in his prosecutorial duties.
The relationship between Ju Tae Seon and Lee Chae Ha also left much to be desired. The actors performed exceptionally well; seeing them in real life, compared to their roles, only made me appreciate them more. Kim Yoon Sik perfectly portrayed emotions such as disdain, repulsion, coercion, and indifference, while Park Si Woo effectively conveyed fear, resolution, acceptance, and submission. Both actors definitely carried the drama on their – very bare – shoulders.
That said, I would definitely recommend this drama to anyone who loves mystery, suspense, and complex plotlines. You might question the romance, as I did, but you'll still enjoy the rest of the show.
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