Juvenile Justice (Movie Review)
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The ninth episode of Juvenile Justice focuses on a case that is extremely close to Eun-Seok's heart. She has a connection to the incident and is determined to see that the offender, In-Jun, is made to pay for his wrongdoing. The episode delves into Eun-Seok's past and demonstrates how it has altered her motivations and worldview. The case contains a lot of dramatic tension, and Kim HyeSoo portrays Eun-Seok admirably. High stakes are involved. Even though it's the final episode, it's still unclear how everything will pan out. out. Eun-Seok's personality is expanded upon and given more nuance in this episode. the expectation of the end. This episode also highlights Eun-Seok's flaws, including his struggles navigating the juvenile justice system. bureaucracy and red tape. It raises important questions about the best answers. Make sure that juvenile offenders are held accountable for their actions while also considering the possibility of second chances and healing. Conclusion of the series: It is clear that there are no easy answers to these complex problems. EPISODE 10 (Characters) SUMMARY The final episode of Juvenile Justice opens with Geun-hee forging a connection. By connecting the dots, it was discovered that Do-hyeon and In-jun's abductor, Eun-seok, was their mother. Geun-hee confronts Eun-seok about the argument between the two of them. Realizing that Eun-seok wasn't paying attention to his brief speech, Geun-hee explains how it had informed the boys about the consequences of their behavior. Geun-hee replies. removing Eun-seok from the scenario and voicing worry about a probe. Despite Tae-ju's warnings, Eun-seok continues to look at Do-hyeon and eventually reveals the shocking truth about his association with a gang that rapes and demands money from female victims. Eun-seok is attacked by Do-hyeon, but the police arrive in time to stop him and save her. In order to convince the other two kids to come clean and give the court access to Do-hyeon's clandestine phone, which has evidence that might be used against him, Tae-ju is exploiting the knowledge gained from Do-hyeon's operation. Do-hyeon and In-jun's conversations in court only serve to highlight their own culpability. Seon-a, the victim, is given the opportunity to share her final wishes and asks for her life to return to normal. Geun-hee regrets that Eun-seok apologizes for her actions and testifies in front of the committee conducting her disciplinary hearing. Download 32.41 Kb. Share with your friends:
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