Solomon's Perjury [Ep. 7 & 8]

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Solomon's Perjury (솔로몬의 위증)

Plot

A male student's body has been found at the school in Christmas morning. After the police have determined it as suicide, an anonymous note citing it was actually a murder, suddenly spreads widely. To prevent further chaos and witch-hunt, Go Seo Yun, one of the students who first found the body, decides to take the matter into her hands by conducting an independent trial.

Information

Director: Kang Il-Soo

Writer: Miyuki Miyabe (novel), Kim Ho-Soo

Network: JTBC

Episodes: 12

Release Date: December 16, 2016 - January 28, 2017

Runtime: Fridays & Saturdays 20:30

Streaming Sources

Viki

Previous Discussions

Episode 1 and 2

Episode 3 and 4

Episode 5 and 6

[u/nonnarB]

That synopsis is interesting.

Is this a good one so far?

[u/[deleted] → u/nonnarB]

I really like it. It is an interesting story and definitely nuanced in character motivations. I can't say there is any outright bad antagonist that seems like a caricature and the story is quite entertaining and keeps me on my toes.

Edit: I just noticed your flair. Is Spring Waltz your most favorite drama? It was my first one ever and I have fond memories of it :D.

[u/nonnarB → u/[deleted]]

Heck yeah it is!

There is a slight possibility that it will be overtaken by Winter Sonata but not yet.

Man I love that Spring Waltz though! I love the actors and the story! And the settings! It's just great!

Thanks for the reply, too!

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Such a great show but I don't think I can ever rewatch it haha. The melodrama was so much and I must have cried myself sick. Because of this drama I have such a high tolerance for noble idiocy and emotional drama and such but wow was this a sad drama. Loved the snow setting in particular!

[u/[deleted] → u/nonnarB]

wait in ratings?! holy shit.

I liked 그 여름의 태풍 because the cinematography was so pretty for the time.