2023-02-26, 04:15 PM
The Glory phần 2 sẽ khởi chiếu trong hai tuần nữa, ngày 10/3. 
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Xem trailer và đọc spoilers thì whoa: bloodied
If you've watched season one of The Glory, you probably got to episode eight and wondered where the revenge went. After all, we've been waiting nearly as long as Moon Dong-eun (Song Hye-kyo) for the ex-bullying victim to unleash her long-threatened hell on her former tormentors.
It's no stretch to suggest that Dong-eun's plan will come to fruition, though probably with some hitches along the way and, presumably, some meditation on the existential price of revenge (like missing out on decades of living).
Through an extremely complex series of flashbacks we've known from the start that Dong-eun intends to make her bullies' lives on Earth hell (and fair enough – the bullying scenes themselves were painful, some would argue gratuitously so), and that the plan seems to involve turning the gang against themselves. Death's too easy: the avenging angel wants them to suffer like she suffered.
First was Myeong-oh, who Dong-eun turned on his supercilious employer Jae-jun, getting him to steal DNA samples and prove the father of Yeon-jin's daughter is actually Jae-jun and not her husband Do-young. Myeong-oh was mysteriously killed, apparently not by Dong-eun, so we'll need to find out whodunnit before the final credits roll.
Cabin crew Hye-jeong was next, agreeing to serve Dong-eun's needs in return for escaping her vengeance. Do you think she'll be left alone? We don't. Dong-eun is not the forgiving type, even if Hye-jeong was in some ways as much a victim of Yeon-jin as Dong-eun was.
The two absolute worsts, Yeon-jin and Jae-jun are yet to feel the full force of Dong-eun's wrath, but when it comes, we presume it will arrive in the form of Ye-sol, their daughter, who is a) remarkably sweet and kind for the daughter of two out-and-out sadists, and b) the perfect weapon to turn on them.
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Xem trailer và đọc spoilers thì whoa: bloodied
If you've watched season one of The Glory, you probably got to episode eight and wondered where the revenge went. After all, we've been waiting nearly as long as Moon Dong-eun (Song Hye-kyo) for the ex-bullying victim to unleash her long-threatened hell on her former tormentors.
It's no stretch to suggest that Dong-eun's plan will come to fruition, though probably with some hitches along the way and, presumably, some meditation on the existential price of revenge (like missing out on decades of living).
Through an extremely complex series of flashbacks we've known from the start that Dong-eun intends to make her bullies' lives on Earth hell (and fair enough – the bullying scenes themselves were painful, some would argue gratuitously so), and that the plan seems to involve turning the gang against themselves. Death's too easy: the avenging angel wants them to suffer like she suffered.
First was Myeong-oh, who Dong-eun turned on his supercilious employer Jae-jun, getting him to steal DNA samples and prove the father of Yeon-jin's daughter is actually Jae-jun and not her husband Do-young. Myeong-oh was mysteriously killed, apparently not by Dong-eun, so we'll need to find out whodunnit before the final credits roll.
Cabin crew Hye-jeong was next, agreeing to serve Dong-eun's needs in return for escaping her vengeance. Do you think she'll be left alone? We don't. Dong-eun is not the forgiving type, even if Hye-jeong was in some ways as much a victim of Yeon-jin as Dong-eun was.
The two absolute worsts, Yeon-jin and Jae-jun are yet to feel the full force of Dong-eun's wrath, but when it comes, we presume it will arrive in the form of Ye-sol, their daughter, who is a) remarkably sweet and kind for the daughter of two out-and-out sadists, and b) the perfect weapon to turn on them.
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Đời vô thường giả tạm hư không
Ngũ uẩn: “Sắc bất dị không”
An nhiên tự tại cho lòng thảnh thơi.
-CT-
願得一心人,
白頭不相離.
Đời vô thường giả tạm hư không
Ngũ uẩn: “Sắc bất dị không”
An nhiên tự tại cho lòng thảnh thơi.
-CT-
願得一心人,
白頭不相離.