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I'm satisfied with Min Woo and Choi's blossoming relationship. He has committed some pretty dirty things in earlier episodes. But even back then I could guess that he wasn't born with a silver spoon in his mouth like Choi and Seok and Hanbada, nor be seen as benefiting from special treatment like he thinks Woo has, deservedly or not. His character was written to show that part of society who resents the way that society has changed and feels that it has changed to their detriment. You can see it in reactionary forces around the world. Min Woo's character was saddled with all of the negative things in office politics, partly because the Seok team was so small. You have the good boss, the good co-worker, and Woo. So Min Woo got stuck with doing all of the dirty deeds to keep the others pure.
One thing not commented on is that Min Woo standing up to give the final statement protects Choi as Jang can't solely blame her. I choose to remember that.

Rather than incompetence, think of it as ego and NIH. (Not invented here) (Cutting of the nose to spite the face.) Jang looked out for his a** first and couldn't accept juniors who came up with better ideas, especially if he wasn't controlling the situation.

I understand where you're coming from. That was my feeling at the end of Ryu's episode. But after letting the thought settle in and then thinking about it, Hanbada gives a wider range of cases and personalities, both good and bad that you would not get in Ryu's office. She would not have ended up defending a evil CEO like the patent case.
I would love to see Ryu having her own series. Their laughter warms this old heart. The two plaintiffs could work with her.

I like the way Min Woo seems to be going. I don't mind Choi being the engine of his redemption. And he was working his a** off to support his family.

There is a look that I've only seen once or twice in my life. It's the look in a woman's eyes that shows that she respects you. Respects from the heart, respects that's organic. If you've seen it, you may know what I mean. A student's mother looked at me like that. You don't want to disappoint that person. So Minwoo would do that to protect that love.

He made a deal for Woo to be used one time. It could be argued the he knew it would be against Tae Su-mi. It could also be argued that he didn't think through the implications of how Woo would be used. It was not stated clearly in the earlier episode. But he should have understood the implications.
Looks like the Mother might go down to protect her son, like a mother whale.

Because the spear fishing started the day before the revision of the law, the old penalties apply. So the company would be fined the lower amount.

I'm enjoying it. The FL looks boyish and chunky like a female judoist. I don't mind her positive attitude. That's why I'm enjoying this show.
Considering what looms ahead for the webtoon team, Kwon is positioning himself not to have his heart torn out and life devastated if it happens, like it did at Gingertoon. I wish he were better and someone stepped up to help him.

Ep 6 ended strong. Lots of things explained. Want to see this before any other shows.

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Tae Su-mi's current husband was the boyfriend that she stole from Hanbada CEO. Look at the deleted ep. 8 scene.

I think that Tae Su-mi's best move after hearing Hanbada CEO earlier hinting about "University and Pure Love," would be to retain Hanbada and Woo to represent her during the confirmation hearings. Also "Pure Love " is more about the Father than Woo. He had pure love in begging to be allowed to take care of the unborn child and in giving up his future to raise her. Don't think that this will happen, but would be very juicy. imho

Me, too.

I wonder if Myung Seok's wife will make an appearance. Their relationship is in some ways similar to Woo and Jun Ho as like the wife, Jun Ho will always carry more of the burden of their relationship. Her side of the story may help Jun Ho and perhaps Woo understand the things that could tear their love apart.

Min-Woo is really quick at picking up clues. He got that in the note, that Han meant it was the CEO in ep. 1. There are other examples of him catching small clues. He could be a successful lawyer in both firms. But he's done some unforgivable things. Men/people like him, who look for a scapegoat to blame are part of and are a serious problem in modern society where people compete for a slice of a smaller pie of opportunities.

They didn't show him wiping the blood from his hand.

The next to the last scene in ep.13 seems to be a young Myung Seok and his gf? That he also faced resistance in marrying someone that he would have to take care of?

Now, I recognize her. Thank you.

I think that the anti-feminist sentiment in Korea today is being represented by Min-Woo. https://www.theglobalist.com/south-korea-anti-feminist-young-men-presidential-election-lee-jun-seok/ I found out about it when looking up required military service for men. I love ep. 12 as Ryu Jae-sook fights for the same things that I support.

I think that Myung Seok getting sick will allow Woo and Chi and Min Woo to work for the boss from hell. The other senior attorney. Choi to face sexual harassment, Woo to be bullied and Min Woo perhaps to revel in an anti-feminist setting.

Is it a coincidence that tonight's ill fated couple bear a strong likeness to Woo and Jun Ho? I don't see a betrayal like tonight, but is there something in the future that will strongly test Jun Ho?