But when Hye Ri apologizes for getting Se Joon hurt, that’s news to the Chief. When Hye Ri apologizes to the Chief for being late, the Chief brushes it off. She turns around and sees her sunbaes – all of whom can’t believe the outfit she’s wearing. Hye Ri arrives at work – wearing flats ( oh the pain of having flat feet on the floor!), a long dress ( Omo! The legs! Where are the legs!?), a long raincoat, and a hunched posture. The Chief is surprised at Se Joon taking her side, but he says, “I feel responsible being her mentor prosecutor.” Se Joon defends her, saying that she did manage to gather strong evidence, and that he had investigated without reporting before. Hye Ri still has more, bigger bumps to overcome – and until she wins over them without stumbling, she will have her father’s approval.Īt the office, the Chief lectures Se Joon about how irresponsible Hye Ri is for dispatching a lot of police cars and investigating a case before reporting it. It’s like, he sees the situation as a bump in the road that Hye Ri has to overcome, but just because she came back alive does not mean he will shower her with praise right away. He’s not disappointed in her failure, but he’s not exactly proud that she tried to be a good prosecutor either. Her father asks if she succeeded and she honestly says that she almost did. Of course – her parents are shocked to see her condition, most especially her mother. He asks if her parents will be worried about her returning home all beaten up, but she says, “That’s why I have to go home in this condition.” The police might be able to do something about the illegal gamblers, but Hye Ri might have to resign for making a mistake this big. Se Joon drives Hye Ri home, even though she insists on taking him to a hospital first. She mourns about her failed attempt – and her broken nails – as In Woo watches from afar. It’s too bad because now the police can’t do anything about the illegal gambling house – there’s no real evidence that it happened since most escaped with the money. She delays answering by asking Se Joon to take out the tape recorder from her back – putting him in the REALLY uncomfortable position of feeling up a strange girl… He refuses and she takes it out herself, only to find out that the tape is broken, and the evidence all destroyed. Se Joon asks where she got the tip from about the illegal gambling houses, but Hye Ri had promised In Woo she wouldn’t tell anyone about his help. She takes his handkerchief and wraps it around the wound, and tells him stubbornly, “Sunbae, I showed you – I succeeded.” Ma Hye Ri responds, “I did it so I could live!” She wants to prove to the people around her that she can do something and isn’t as stupid as others think. She sees the blood on his arm and starts freaking out, but Se Joon starts reprimanding her for her foolishness – she could have gotten hurt, and how would she have been able to deal with this situation then? Is this her idea of trying to prove she’s a great prosecutor? The cops come soon enough, and Hye Ri awkwardly tells him to put her down. She wants to get her shoe first, but he picks her up princess-style and starts running. Se Joon knocks out the men and drags Hye Ri along. The electricity inside the factory goes off, causing chaos within as all the ajummas and gambling lords try to grab as much money as possible.Īs one of the evil men takes a large boulder to throw over Se Joon, Hye Ri thinks quickly and throws her shoe (noooo! Grace!!!) right at the guy’s head and he drops the boulder. That catches Se Joon’s attention and he manages to fight the man, but gets slashed in the process. As the evil man gets ready to stab Se Joon, In Woo throws the flamethrower right into the electricity hub. In Woo takes an alcohol bottle and lights it up. Thank goodness one of the evil men starts to take out a knife. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.
I love it though and am not sick of it at all!Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Prosecutor Princess OST: Goodbye My Princess by Monday Kiz Īs aberdeen_angus had mentioned, this song plays frequently throughout these two episodes. She won’t do it right away of course, but she knows she’ll have to – and recognizing the problem is the first step in resolving it! It’s hitting home now that she really needs to change her ways. I think episodes 3 and 4 were the transition episodes for Hye Ri’s character. General Choi saves the day!!!!! Or more like, Prosecutor Yoon Se Joon!!!! Poor Park Shi Hoo – he looks completely helpless and lame on the sidelines… Ditto to that Heartbreak x 1000…
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