“Attack on Sisters” MCs shocked by the story of a girl who experienced school violence similar to “The Glory”
A storyteller on “Attack on Sisters” revealed her shocking school violence pain, which is like the real-life version of “The Glory”.
The trailer for next week’s episode of Channel S’s “Attack on Sisters”, which aired at the end of the January 31st broadcast, drew attention.
Cheerleader Jo Da Jung appeared as the first storyteller. She greeted cheerfully in the warm welcome of MC Park Mi Sun. Jo Da Jung confessed her worries, saying “I’m a cheerleader, but I’m not good at dancing”. After she showed a dance performance on the filming set, MC Kim Ho Young advised, “You should change your job”.
Next, a woman appeared with the caption “Korea’s representative affair woman(?)”. Surprised by her appearance, the MCs reacted, “Is this ‘Love and War’?”, “Oh, this person looks so familiar”, etc.
Finally, a girl visited the studio. She shared, “My friends told me that the content of ‘The Glory’ was like my story…”.
The girl carefully confessed the wounds of her past. She said, “I got hit a lot… There were times when they burned my skin with a hair straightener and tied my body up”. Hearing that, everyone in the filming studio got frustrated.
After rolling up her sleeves to reveal the scar caused by the hair straightener burn, the girl eventually cried during the consultation, drawing regrets.
“The Glory” is a Netflix series that tells about the revenge plan carefully prepared by a woman whose soul was broken due to the experience of school violence in her childhood and those who fall into the revenge whirlwinds.
In the drama, Park Yeon Jin (Lim Ji Yeon), the school bullying perpetrator, burns Moon Dong Eun (Song Hye Kyo)’s body using a hair straightener several times to “check the temperature”.
In fact, this scene was reportedly based on the so-called “hair straightener school violence” incident that happened in Cheongju in 2006.
Meanwhile, the new episode of “Attack on Sisters”, which features the school bullying story, will air at 8:30 p.m. on February 7th.
Source: Wikitree
