The Glory is a powerful story of bullying and revenge

His fear of falling in love with someone that it returns feelings and emotions to her is the very proof that Dong-eun can still save herself from a destiny of destruction and self-destruction. Dong-eun he is not looking for redemption – strongly believes that if no one will stop i villains, they will continue to do to others what has been done to her – and this makes her character highly suggestive in her unshakeable purity of purpose. There Kim pretends to be a silent voice which leaves the viewer to judge Dong-eun, side with her, or blame her lack of leniency, but in reality quietly takes a stand gloriously immoral through some gimmicks that manipulate the viewer. The author, as you mentioned, has chosen a beautiful, haughty, elegant actress, who despite being ten years older than the performers of the bullies looks like a goddess. To play Park Yeon-Jin he selected Lim Ji-Yeon (cast from erotic films Obsessed and The Treacherous), in her early thirties but deformed by plastic surgery. The same can be said of the other interpreters of the bully, some already known for roles from villains in series and movies (Kim Gun-Woo was the detestable antagonist of Fight For My Way).

We will not say which direction the series divided into two tranches – the second part is scheduled for March – will take, if Dong-eun is punished for her thirst for revenge, if she succeeds in carrying it out or if she gives in to the temptation to allow herself the happiness of a normal life, but the sixth brutal and very hard episode focused on close-up shots of Dong-eun’s battered naked body ends with a new ally begging her”Tell me who do you want to kill for you”. Can hate unite more than love?