Su-ha arrives and sits down next to her, and she asks where he’s been. She sits alone that night in the dark room, wondering what’s wrong with her that she can’t cry, thinking maybe she really is that cold-hearted. You can do that for me, right? Since you’re my boyfriend.” If I leave you alone I know you’ll cry, so how can I go?”īut she says, “Let me be alone… so I can cry. She thanks him for everything and tells him to go home, but he argues that he can’t: “I don’t want to. He brings her food and urges her to eat, promising to take care of the details. The guards finally put him down and put Joon-gook on the bus, and he turns to give Su-ha one last menacing look.Īt the funeral, Kwan-woo finds Hye-sung mindlessly writing lists and wondering if she has enough relatives to carry the coffin. But Su-ha reads his thoughts, and starts to strangle him. He screams, “WHY?! Why did you kill an innocent person?” He’s so enraged that three guards can’t separate them. Just as Joon-gook is about to get on the bus, Su-ha charges at him and starts throwing punches. There are so many ways this could go wrong. Please tell me you’re not armed with a knife right now. He gets transferred back to jail from the courthouse, and there’s Su-ha, waiting for him to come out of the building.
Suddenly I’m so very grateful for you, Seo Do-yeon. She looks him right in the eye and says that’s the thing about liars-once you find out there’s been one lie, you start to question whether anything else they said was true. She reminds Joon-gook that there were two eyewitnesses to his murder that night… and she’s the other one. 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.
#I CAN HEAR YOUR VOICE DRAMABEANS EP 7 CRACK#
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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