In “The Glory” Part 2, which was released on March 10th, Moon Dong Eun (Song Hye Kyo), a victim of school violence, showed a cool revenge ending and is loved worldwide.
Moon Dong Eun gave perfect revenge to the five perpetrators of school violence. The process of creating cracks between Park Yeon Jin (Lim Ji Yeon), Jeon Jae Joon (Park Sung Hoon), Lee Sa Ra (Kim Hieora), Son Myeong Oh (Kim Gun Woo), Choi Hye Jeong (Cha Joo Young) and the process of ruining them were drawn.
Joo Yeo Jeong (Lee Do Hyun) held the executioner’s sword and Kang Hyeon Nam (Yeom Hye Ran) became a reliable helper for Moon Dong Eun. Park Yeon Jin’s mother (Son Ji Na) and Ha Do Yeong (Jung Sung Il) left Park Yeon Jin’s side. Park Yeon Jin was left completely alone to spend the rest of her life in prison.
As the relationships become intertwined, Moon Dong Eun perfectly succeeds in taking revenge without a drop of blood on her hands.
In the midst of this, the phrases of “The Glory” Part 2’s posters, which were released earlier last month, are drawing attention again as they match the revenge ending to a large extent.
Park Yeon Jin is abandoned by her mother, husband, daughter and spends her life in prison. Even her soul suffers, just like the phrase “Your soul that was happy in every moment“.
Lee Sa Ra’s poster says, “The hand that mocked and ruined others.” She has a tragic ending as her drug use with her own hands becomes known to church members and the video is circulated.
Jeon Jae Joon’s poster says, “The fishy eyes.” He suffers from glaucoma, which leads to blindness and death.
Choi Hye Jeong will not only be unable to laugh out loud in the future but also lose her voice through “The mouth that laughed loudly at other people’s misfortunes“. Lastly, Son Myeong Oh’s poster says, “The foot that took the lead in other people’s pain.” He faces a tragic end while grabbing Kim Kyung Ran (Ahn So Yo) by the feet.
As the posters said, each character had a disastrous ending. Before the release of “The Glory” Part 2, director Ahn Gil Ho heralded that the story of the perpetrators being punished would unfold dynamically. In addition, writer Kim Eun Sook promised a cool revenge ending, saying, “I tried to go a lot in the direction of Dong Eun’s revenge being successful.“
Netizens showed reactions such as “I’m getting goosebumps now“, “God Eun Sook“…
Meanwhile, according to the OTT content ranking website Flix Patrol, “The Glory” ranked third in Netflix’s original series rankings with 679 points as of March 11th, following “You” and “MH370”. It ranked first in 26 countries, including South Korea, Chile, Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Mexico, the Philippines and Taiwan.
In addition, it was in the TOP 10 in 89 countries, gaining extraordinary popularity.
Source: Daum
