The head prosecutor steps in to say that she’ll take over, and plays good cop to the girl, which works like a charm. She talks back to the prosecutor, which sounds pretty much like this: Bleep-bleep-you-bleepity-BLEEP! He shouts in frustration that all of her classmates have signed statements that she’s guilty, but he’s getting nowhere. Over at the prosecutor’s office, Sung-bin is being grilled as a murder suspect, but you wouldn’t know it from the way she sits back in her chair and chews her gum like she’s in detention. Mom whaps her on the head, as she should. Mom insists on displaying the news proudly, though Hye-sung is still unexcited about actually being a public defender, and sighs that she’ll just do a half-assed job and use the position to marry. She holds it up proudly, but then reaches her street and gasps in horror at the giant embarrassing banner hanging up above Mom’s chicken shop (called, adorably, Hye-sung Chicken). They ask the boss what he thinks, and he scratches his head, genuinely confused: “I don’t know… She seems like a good lawyer, and she seems like a bad lawyer…”Īnd then a month later, Hye-sung sees her name and picture in the paper as a new public defender, right alongside Cha Kwan-woo’s. His colleague argues that her story showed she has courage and potential, and as they argue, we get flashbacks to the two very different sides of Hye-sung we’ve seen-the bored jaded adult lawyer, and the brave young girl who came to Su-ha’s rescue. They think she has a great story, but one of them pipes up that her nickname in the courthouse is Twenty Seconds-that’s about how long she spends reciting her canned defense on behalf of her clients. Meanwhile, the interviewers over at the public defender’s office go over the applicants, and they wonder what to do about Hye-sung. They all rush to call the police assuming she pushed her, and Sung-bin panics. What’s worse is that it’s the girl the mean kids were ganging up against at the start of Episode 1. Is she dead?Ī crowd of students gathers around the body and when they look up, there’s Sung-bin, sticking her head out the window with no one else in sight.
She runs to the window, and is horrified to see a girl lying on the ground.
She sneaks into an empty classroom at school to bust out her nail kit, when she hears a thud down below. It’s a pretty impressive bump up from the premiere, especially since it beat out the finale of When A Man Loves (12.1%) Mandate of Heaven came in at 9.3%.Īfter a brief reminder of the last episode (including the important fact that our hero can hear other people’s thoughts), we open on Su-ha’s classmate GO SUNG-BIN ( Kim Ga-eun), the mean girl who has a little crush on him. Ratings jumped to first place with the second episode, coming in at 12.7%. I’m back for another installment, sleep be damned, because how can you walk away from a guardian angel with a face like that? Our Boy Wonder finally finds the girl he’s been searching for all this time, but it remains to be seen whether or not that girl still exists in our heroine.
This show is so sweetly satisfying, and it’s going to be the death of me. 153 JJanuI Hear Your Voice: Episode 2 by girlfriday
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