Kong Hyojin-centered triangle involving Jung Jun-won and Lee Sang Yi in "A Bona fide Killer" is raising the tension in earnest.
MBC Friday-Saturday drama "A Bona fide Killer" (planned by Kwon Seong-chang, written by Kim Eun-hee, directed by Yoon Jong-ho, Kim Ji-hun) continues to sustain taut tension through the clash between killer Yoo Bo-na (Kong Hyojin), who personally eliminates criminals, reporter Kwon Tae-seong (Jung Jun-won), who pursues the truth of the Kingfisher case, and detective Lee Dong-jin (Lee Sang Yi), who must catch criminals within the bounds of the law. Here we reviewed the relationships among the three people surrounding Kingfisher and the major incidents.
#killer Kong Hyojin vs. detective Lee Sang Yi, confrontation intensifies! differing views on punishing criminals
The conflicting beliefs of Yoo Bo-na and Lee Dong-jin about criminals surfaced through the Jang Eun-hak shooting incident. When Lee Dong-jin, who was distressed by the news of the release of Jang Eun-hak (Kim Min-sang), who brutally murdered his parents 20 years ago, chased Jang Eun-hak after he stabbed the owner of a furniture workshop with a knife, he aimed his gun at him. But the one who pulled the trigger first was Kingfisher Yoo Bo-na.
Lee Dong-jin confessed, "I'm so happy that Jang Eun-hak is dead. And I'm ashamed of myself for feeling this way," conflicted between feelings as a family member of a crime victim and the principles he must uphold as a detective. Yoo Bo-na also expressed bitterly, "Why do people not change even as time passes?" Interest is focused on how the killer who personally eliminates criminals and the detective who must realize justice within the law, two people walking different paths, will collide going forward.
#Kong Hyojin, identity exposure risk at the shooting scene to husband Jung Jun-won! can she keep the secret until the end?
The most threatening presence to Yoo Bo-na is her husband Kwon Tae-seong, who began to chase the reality of Kingfisher. Four years ago, Kwon Tae-seong, who served as the reporter in charge of Kingfisher, abruptly suspended his reporting after being kidnapped by Sergei (Shin Hyun-soo). But the secrets of that case began to reappear with the Jang Eun-hak shooting incident.
Kwon Tae-seong directly witnessed Kingfisher's back at the shooting scene and began to doubt his prior belief that Kingfisher was a man. Meanwhile, when Yoo Bo-na realized her husband had appeared at the scene, she hurriedly hid, fearing her identity would be exposed.
Above all, Kwon Tae-seong is completely unaware that the Kingfisher he is pursuing is his wife Yoo Bo-na. Because the polar faces of a normal mother and wife living an ordinary life and the killer Kingfisher who takes aim at criminals coexist within one person, a crisis is expected to come to the relationship between the two. Curiosity is growing over whether Yoo Bo-na can keep her secret from her husband until the end.
#Jung Jun-won digs up the Kingfisher case from four years ago! one step closer to the reality of his wife Kong Hyojin!
Kwon Tae-seong began retracing the Kingfisher case from four years ago after the Jang Eun-hak shooting incident. He was especially shocked when he learned that the son of Yeon Chang-bok (Lee Gyu-seop) lost the ability to speak after witnessing his father die before his eyes. He faced the fact that punishing Kingfisher does not end with a single shot at the criminal, but leaves indelible wounds on the lives of those left behind.
Kwon Tae-seong followed traces of the Yeon Chang-bok case and even went to the orphanage where Yeon Chang-bok's son stayed. At that time, a sticker from Oki flower shop placed behind him was captured, followed by a scene of Yoo Bo-na smiling as she looked at flowers at Oki flower shop, raising the tension. Attention is focused on whether the Oki flower shop sticker will be the decisive clue to reveal Kingfisher's identity.
In this way, "A Bona fide Killer" heightens interest by closely depicting the process in which killer Yoo Bo-na, reporter Kwon Tae-seong and detective Lee Dong-jin pursue one case with different beliefs. In particular, the scene in which Yoo Bo-na sings "One million roses" at a karaoke recorded a peak viewer rating of 13.3% at one moment, leaving a strong impression. As the gap between Yoo Bo-na, a mother living an ordinary life, and Kingfisher, who points a gun at criminals, becomes clearer, anticipation grows over what other crises she will face next.
[photo] MBC "A Bona fide Killer" broadcast capture
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