'A Bona fide Killer' Kong Hyojin now faces a client who is a child abuser.
On the 4th, the MBC Friday-Saturday drama 'A Bona fide Killer' (planning: Kwon Seong-chang, screenplay: Kim Eun-hee, directed by Yoon Jong-ho and Kim Ji-hun) episodes 11 and 12 will depict Yoo Bo-na (played by Kong Hyojin) confronting memories of her childhood ahead of a new client meeting. In addition, Jung Jun-won (as Kwon Tae-seong) and Lee Sang Yi (as Lee Dong-jin) engage in a tense standoff over the identity of the kingfisher.
Earlier, Yoo Bo-na delivered a powerful ending by instantly gunning down Jang Eun-hak (played by Kim Min-sang), who had killed Lee Dong-jin's parents 20 years earlier and was released from prison, and as the kingfisher's crimes led to an unusual alleyway shooting, public interest intensified; Kwon Tae-seong and Lee Dong-jin even appeared at the shooting scene. Yoo Bo-na narrowly escaped a crisis that might have revealed her identity, raising the drama's tension.
Among the stills released today (the 3rd) is an image of Yoo Bo-na, confused by memories of the past ahead of a new client meeting. This client is a child abuser who committed a heinous crime but received a relatively light sentence and was released. Earlier, since a shot was released showing Yoo Bo-na as a child holding someone's hand and looking at a burning orphanage, this new request piques curiosity about which of her memories it touches.
Having remained composed before any client, attention is focused on how Yoo Bo-na will manage her shaken emotions this time. In particular, there is interest in whether she can successfully carry out this request, which seems to touch on her past.
Yoo Bo-na and Kwon Tae-seong go on an amusement park date with their daughter Kwon Yul (played by Hwang Bom-i). The three spend a leisurely time together for the first time in a while, riding attractions together and even taking a family photo. But the harmonious mood is short-lived as a sense of crisis begins to hover over their peaceful daily life. Carrying a deadly secret while living as a married couple, Yoo Bo-na and Kwon Tae-seong's ability to protect their family amid the sudden crisis raises curiosity.
The sharp confrontation between Kwon Tae-seong and Lee Dong-jin continues. Having witnessed the kingfisher's shooting scenes twice, Kwon Tae-seong previously said, "The kingfisher is a tall, well-built young man." In response, Lee Dong-jin persistently presses Kwon Tae-seong about the circumstances at the time to unearth the kingfisher's identity.
Kwon Tae-seong must hide the truth to protect his family, while Lee Dong-jin seeks to reveal the kingfisher's identity. As the confrontation between the two people with different goals continues, attention is focused on what result their clash will bring.
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