She points out that he has an unusual connection to the victim’s daughter, which he also swears is a misunderstanding-he didn’t kill that man ten years ago.Īnd at that, Do-yeon turns on a dime. Judge Kim says he’ll do what he can, but then adds that it’s unlike Lawyer Shin to even ask for such a thing-he’s a suspect awaiting trial, which means we don’t know if he’s guilty or not.Īt the same time, Do-yeon is the prosecutor assigned to the case, and she listens sympathetically as Min Joon-gook tells her this is all a terrible misunderstanding, and that he ran into the fire to rescue his manager, who was only ever sweet to him and gave an ex-con a second chance and made him birthday food and everything. Lawyer Shin asks Judge Kim a favor, and requests that he and Kwan-woo be kept from having to defend the man who killed Hye-sung’s mother. Hye-sung’s colleagues are all present at the funeral, where she just stands numbly, receiving condolences but hardly registering anything at all. We find out why, a few weeks later-Judge Kim arrives at Mom’s funeral and his colleagues tell him that Min Joon-gook’s case will be tried in his courtroom, of all places.
But he asks the police specifically for a district change. Min Joon-gook survives with minor burns, and gets questioned as a suspect. Hye-sung faints in Su-ha’s arms at the hospital, and he just holds her close in the middle of the chaos. Noooo! Mom! I knew in my gut we were headed here, but damn. Mom’s chicken shop went down in flames… and she didn’t survive. We open on a news report, which can only mean the worst. Suddenly everything comes into question: truth and lies, right and wrong, and head and heart.
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The story barrels on ahead into darkness, and our characters start to crack under the weight of it all. It’s got my heart locked away in a steel box, and I’m pretty sure I know who’s got the key. I feel like all I do is talk about how I love this show, but hell, I LOVE THIS SHOW. 540 JJanuI Hear Your Voice: Episode 8 by girlfriday
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