This admission is enough to make In Woo think back to his own father, and he holds back his own tears. Ma Sang Tae: When you get old, you become like this. In the elevator, he wipes away his tears and sniffs as discreetly as possible (’cause, you know, his enemy’s son is standing right there). Ma Sang Tae refuses to look straight into his daughter’s eyes until the elevator doors are halfway closed. He brushes right by her and enters the elevator, and In Woo silently follows. Ma Sang Tae tells her to leave, and pretend she doesn’t know him at all. Hye Ri, as brightly as possible, asks if the interrogation went well. Realizing that they’re intruding on a private moment despite their rumbling stomachs, they quickly go back to where they came from. At the end of the hallway, the Chief and the other three prosecutors are watching the scene unfold. Hye Ri paces back and forth in the hall, and finally her father and In Woo emerge from Se Joon’s office. When asked the same question, Congressman Kim says he did not know why Ma Sang Tae called him first at all. Se Joon then asks Ma why he called Congressman Kim, and Ma Sang Tae replied that only Kim knew the reason why he was going to meet Yoo. All this correlates so far with Ma Sang Tae’s second testimony. He had advised Ma to frame it on Seo Dong Geun so that Ma would have time to take care of his next steps. The day before, Se Joon had interrogated Congressman Kim, and we get a nice cross-cutting between the two men’s stories.Ĭongressman Kim admits that Ma Sang Tae called him and said that he was attacked by Yoo Myung Woo. The next day, Ma Sang Tae goes in to meet Se Joon for a second interrogation, this time with In Woo beside him. I would have done the same – and I identify with her position as the female bestie in many ways. She acted as a true friend and protector, and as a lawyer. She came to help him for this one purpose, and he couldn’t even complete it.Īs much as I want to hate Jenny, I can’t. Jenny apologizes for butting in, but explains that she felt betrayed as well. In Woo tells her that she’s supposed to help him as a friend, not interfere and do things behind his back (especially since he was the one who suggested hiding it). But instead, Hye Ri allowed the investigations to continue – like a true prosecutor. She had sent the envelope of evidence to the Chief because she was afraid that Hye Ri would want to cover up the crime. Once alone, Jenny admits that Hye Ri is more interesting and unpredictable than she thought. In Woo tells Hye Ri to stay, since Jenny knows she’s there, but Hye Ri is uncomfortable enough that she chooses to leave as soon as Jenny comes in. In Woo then used to convince the Congressman to testify everything – that Ma Sang Tae had pushed Yoo Myung Woo out of self defense, and to put the blame on Seo Dong Geun. Turns out, Ma Sang Tae gave In Woo his personal diary, which clearly showed a link between Ma and Congressman Kim. He also tells her that he finally got Congressman Kim Ki Hwan to testify. She hurries over to In Woo for some comfort, who reassures her that passing a case on to the Investigations Committee will not necessarily mean indictment. Hye Ri is worried about her father, especially with news about her father’s company being all over the Internet. With loaners asking to be paid back right away, Ma Sang Tae has no choice but to return the money earlier than expected so as to save the face of the company. We begin with Ma Sang Tae going crazy because his lines are ringing off the hook, and the public has just gotten word that this murderer from fifteen years ago just may be him. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. MC 한길 – 예뻐할께 Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. (I figured I should do something upbeat…)Ĭolor of City (White) – Taru feat. It certainly has an avid following, and it’s been a joy to be part of it! Special special thanks to aberdeen_angus for being the awesomest writing partner!Īnd now the weather forecast: cloudy, with a chance of sunny skies later in the hour… Thanks to javabeans for allowing aberdeen_angus and I to recap this wonderful little drama.
Hence – this one might be a bit long… and that’s because I have aberdeen_angus’ final comments as well!!! That was my first reaction to the last episode, knowing that I won’t have any more to recap or go crazy about.
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