[Ray.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…oh….a friend introduced you as well, @Ray. …we might have the same friend……

Originally Posted by Ammi

…oh, I started to watch this a while ago and got distracted, it was something that a friend recommended to me….well, tbh I wasn’t completely in the vibe for it at that time..I was becoming absorbed in it but the violence was quite a lot…how cruel and awful the bullying was, it was very extreme…I might give it another go actually, now that you’ve mentioned it…I’ll have to watch again from the beginning as it’s quite a while ago that I tried watching it..but yeah, Korean productions are generally something I love and excel at creating a very dramatic and thrilling storyline…

And based on a true case, astoundingly.

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If it helps sweeten the deal, the torture scenes don't feature nearly as much beyond the first 2-3 episodes iirc. And in total fairness, the uncompromising brutality of those scenes really do make it all the more joyous when the lead character not only brings down her tormenters later on, but also rediscovers her humanity bit by bit and learns to let people in again. But yeah, even for someone like me who has a strong constitution for graphic violence in film/tv, the scenes involving that implement made me feel a tad squeamish. It was heartbreaking at times. My friend has introduced me to a few k-dramas recently, e.g., Moving, All of Us Are Dead, The Light Shop (Korea is a huge fascination for her). But The Glory has proven to be the most immediately addictive for me.