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The Glory spoilers follow. If you've watched season one of The Glory, you probably got to episode eight and wondered where the revenge went. After all, we've been waiting nearly as long as Moon Dong-eun (Song Hye-kyo) for the ex-bullying victim to unleash her long-threatened hell on her former tormentors. Then we got to the final episode and… well, not a lot of vengeance yet. At this rate, the revenge will have been served cold, then risen back to room temperature again, possibly leading to future gastric distress. That's revenge for you. Don't worry, though, it's a two-parter! First things first: when can we expect it? The Glory season 2 release date: When is The Glory part 2 on? The images they published in the tweet don't reveal a lot, but they do show at least one thing we were hoping for: a bloodied Jae-jun. The other scenes are more enigmatic: Yeon-jin is on the phone in the snow wearing a fetching pink coat; Dong-eun is looking stern and troubled (when is she not, frankly?); and interestingly, her love interest and Go teacher Yeo-jeong is sitting down to a game with Yeon-jin's master-of-the-universe husband Jung Sung-il. This suggests Yeo-jeong is finally going to be involved directly in Dong-eun's plan, rather than hanging around on the sidelines looking lovesick and being medically noble. There's more info in the teaser trailer… The Glory season 2 trailer: is there a trailer for part 2? There certainly is! play icon The triangle icon that indicates to play In cont...

The Glory concluded its epic, 16-episode tale of revenge on Friday when Netflix dropped the second half of the Korean drama. The story follows Moon Dong-eun (Song Hye-kyo) as she sets into motion an elaborate plan to enact revenge against the five classmates who severely bullied her as a teenager. It’s a simple plot, elevated by devastating performances, masterful writing, stunning direction, and epic music. And it’s anchored by a central, driving question: Will Dong-eun succeed in getting her revenge — and should she? The final episodes definitely give a clear answer to those questions, while throwing in some unexpected twists in the process (and even teasing a possible season 2). [ Ed. note: As you might expect, this article contains major spoilers for the gruesome ending of The Glory.] What happened to Park Yeon-jin and the rest of the bullies? Photo: Graphyoda/Netflix At the heart of The Glory is the dynamic between Dong-eun and Park Yeon-jin (Lim Ji-yeon). Yeon-jin has always been Dong-eun’s main target, as she was the ringleader in brutally bullying Dong-eun and others in high school. The voice-overs we hear throughout the series are framed both as Dong-eun’s inner monologue and as letters to Park Yeon-jin. These are not missives that Dong-eun ever intends to send to Yeon-jin — that would give Yeon-jin power over Dong-eun in a way Dong-eun never intends to allow again. Rather, the letters to Yeon-jin are a manifestation of Dong-eun’s hyperfocus on bringing Yeon-jin t...

Penned by ace writer Kim Eun-sook, known for dramas like The Guardian: Lonely and Great God, Mr. Sunshine, and Descendants of the Sun, The Glory features a school-bullying victim who decides to avenge her bullies by taking up a job as a homeroom teacher at the elementary school where the bully’s young child studies. This marks Song Hye-kyo's second collaboration with writer Kim Eun-sook after the 2016 drama She eventually hatches an elaborate plan to get back at the bullies and avenge Park Yeon-jin and her gang. The 16-episode revenge thriller series showcases several edge-of-seat kind of twists and turns in Moon Dong-eun’s life. The revenge-thriller series has been well-received by fans, but many would be surprised to learn that The Glory is inspired by a few real-life incidents. The Glory, her latest project, and her second K-drama with Song Hye-kyo. Kim Eun-sook recently revealed that an honest conversation with her daughter, who is in her sophomore year of high school, inspired her to write The Glory. The ace writer stated that she was always worried that her daughter might receive unnecessary attention in school because of her mother, and she wanted to address that. However, her daughter showed her mature side by revealing “Mom, you're not Kim Eun Sook like the past”. What planted the seeds of the drama in her mind was when her daughter asked the rhetorical question - “Mom, would you be more heartbroken if I beat someone to death or if I got beat to death by someone e...

Photo: MH/Graphyoda/Netflix There was a time not so long ago when Korean dramas rarely went past one season. Then U.S. streamers like Netflix Squid Game, Hellbound, and Sweet Home have had their stories extended past the one-and-done format previously favored by Korean creators and into planned second seasons. Revenge drama The Glory is Netflix’s latest K-drama success. In the 16 episodes released in season one, protagonist Moon Dong-eun (Song Hye-kyo) summarily wraps up her vengeance against Park Yeon-jin (Lim Ji-yeon) and cronies, leaving virtually no loose ends when it comes to the central revenge plot. However, loose ends abound for Joo Yeo-jeong (Lee Do-hyun), Dong-eun’s plastic-surgeon boyfriend, who is still looking to make his father’s murderer suffer for the torment he’s caused. Yeo-jeong’s unfinished revenge under Dong-eun’s tutelage leaves the narrative door open for The Glory to craft more meticulously executed vengeance. Could a second season happen? Should it? And if it does happen, should it center Joo Yeo-jeong or someone else? Let’s discuss. Wait, isn’t there already a second season of The Glory? No, though the confusion is understandable. In an attempt to take a small step away from the binge model, Netflix is increasingly implementing a strategy of splitting up single seasons into two parts (see also the most recent season of You). The Glory season one consists of 16 episodes split into two parts. “Part Two” is the second half of the first season. First,...

• Home • Hide ads • Calendar • Lists • Feeds • Articles • Trailers • Forums • Contributors • Games NEW • Stars Leaderboard NEW • Shows • Top Shows • Most Popular Shows • Variety Shows • Upcoming • Reviews • Recommendations • Recommended For You • Add New Title • Movies • Top Movies • Most Popular Movies • Upcoming • Reviews • Recommendations • Add New Title • People • Top Actors • Add New Person A high school student dreams of becoming an architect. However, she had to drop out of school after suffering from brutal school violence. Years later, the perpetrator gets married and has a kid. Once the kid is in elementary school, the former victim becomes her homeroom teacher and starts her thorough revenge towards the perpetrators and bystanders of her bullying days. (Source: Soompi) • English • 한국어 • 中文(简体) • 日本語 • • Native Title: • Also Known As: • Screenwriter: • Director: • Genres: • Tags: • Country: South Korea • Type: Drama • Episodes: 8 • Aired: Dec 30, 2022 • Aired On: Friday • Original Network: • Duration: 50 min. • Score: 8.9 (scored by • Ranked: #66 • Popularity: #126 • Content Rating: 18+ Restricted (violence & profanity) • Watchers: 57,351 • Favorites: 0 This review may contain spoilers Gripping, intense, a success all round "The Glory" comes with a drum roll at the turn of the year 2022/23. With a high-end production team in every instance, "The Glory" cleverly intertwines the burning subject of bullying with the long-running topic ´revenge campaign´. The result ...

Main [ ] • • The homeroom teacher of Class 1-2 of Semyeong Elementary School. During her high school days, she was the target of constant bullying and physical abuse by Yeon-jin and her group. She eventually quit school and then started an elaborate plan of revenge on Yeon-jin's group. • A • • A weather presenter at a television station. She led the group of delinquents in bullying and physically abusing Dong-eun during high school. • A housekeeper who worked at the home of Semyeong Foundation's president. She, along with her daughter, suffers from • • Song Byeong-geun as young Jae-joon The colour blind heir of a country club. He was part of the group that constantly abused Dong-eun. • Yeon-jin's husband and CEO of Jaepyeong Construction. He is caught in the long-planned trap of Dong-eun and encounters Pandora's Box that threatens the happiness of his family. He is a complete opposite of his wife and detest her misdeeds and unremorseful behavior. Supporting [ ] Sunghan High School (2004–2006) [ ] • • Song Ji-woo as young Hye-jeong A • • Bae Kang-hee as young Sa-ra A member of the choir of a church led by her wealthy pastor father. Growing up, she developed a severe drug addiction and has a career as a famous abstract painter. She was part of the group that constantly abused Dong-eun. • • Seo Woo-hyuk young Myeong-oh He was part of the group that constantly abused Dong-eun. Growing up, without the connections or education afforded by financial privilege, he works as an erra...