Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into this Korean drama called “The Glory”, and I gotta say, episode 2 just took things to a whole new level. I just finished it, and I needed to share my whole journey with someone, so here I am. lol.
First off, I grabbed some snacks, got comfy on my couch, and fired up the episode. I was so excited because episode 1 left me hanging with all that tension, you know?
Getting into the Details
I started watching and noticed right away that the main character, Dong-eun, she’s like, a master planner. I spent a good chunk of the episode just following her around as she’s digging up dirt on those bullies from high school. She’s on the computer all the time, it seemed like, stalking them online. That one dude, Son Myeong-oh, he’s living large, acting all tough. And then there’s Lee Sa-ra, she is now a famous artist, but she has some naughty little secrets.
- Intense Research: Dong-eun is at a cyber cafe, no less. She’s doing some serious online stalking.
- Tracking Down the Bullies: She finds out where they are now, what they’re doing. One’s a rich guy, another is an artist, but they all have some really bad habits that they got into.
Making Connections
Then, I really got into the thick of it. I watched Dong-eun carefully. She’s not just looking them up for fun, she’s planning something big. She’s got this whole revenge thing going on, and it’s tied to Park Yeon-jin’s wedding. I mean, who does that? It’s crazy but kinda cool at the same time. Dong-eun even runs into someone at the hospital. I won’t say who, but it’s a big deal, a real big deal.
Watching it All Unfold
I was glued to the screen, I have to confess. Watching all these pieces come together, it’s like a puzzle. Dong-eun, she’s got this super elaborate plan. I watched her hand-deliver something to one of her old teachers, and let me tell you, it wasn’t a friendly visit. I also recall that she used a staple gun on someone in episode 1, so yeah, she is really serious.
- The Wedding: It’s a big part of the plan. Dong-eun is using it to get closer to her targets.
- The Hospital Meeting: This changes things. It adds another layer to the whole revenge plot.
Wrapping Up
By the end of the episode, I was just sitting there, thinking about everything. It’s all so complicated, so well thought out. The way the writers set this up, it’s like they’re playing with your emotions. They show you why Dong-eun is doing all this, and you kinda start to feel for her, even though what she’s doing is pretty out there. It’s really crazy, but as I watched, I realized that maybe those bullies deserve what they will get. I am also not sure, maybe I am thinking too much.
So yeah, that was my experience watching episode 2 of “The Glory”. I had to get all that off my chest. It’s one of those shows that just sticks with you, you know? I can’t wait to see what happens next, but I also need a break to process all that. If you’ve seen it, let me know what you thought. If not, you should totally check it out!
