Your Honor (2024) Episode 4

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1. At this point, Judge is thinking he’s already come that far and has this much blood and evilness on his hands and stopping now will have made everything a waste. That’s the mentality he’s going to repeat like a mantra over and over and over and over with internal monologue as things continue to worsen. It will never be enough. Neither the eldest son or the Judge’s son is worth it imo, especially the eldest and I think Judge is crazy for thinking he’d be able to prevent a not guilty with such clear cut decisive evident. Maybe some messed up plot armor or something. But whose worse, Mr Judge or Mr Ceo? lol….

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2. So that’s why he deliberately put the picture like that.
   He wanted BigBoss to see.
   This need an explanation, how did he knew they will infiltrate his house, did he predicted it or did this happened before?

   If denied that madam told him to, he would have lived, it was a test to see if he would break under duress, which he did.

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3. This is how, in the blink of an eye, the most respected judge with deeply rooted moral values becomes a nobody at the mercy of all the crooks.
   How two men are bound by a fate they are not even responsible for. One will become a despicable monster.
   And the other, already a monster by nature, will use this judge to hide all his misdeeds.
   My compassion for the judge is over because, despite all the remorse he felt, at no point did he want to stop the bloodbath he instigated. How dare he ask: “How many deaths will it take for this to stop?” And the next second, negotiate with Chairman Kim?
   What I feared and commented on has happened: The judge has unleashed the demon that was always buried within him. It is no longer about the “protecting his son” but rather about saving himself from all the monstrosities he has caused!
   As they say: Like father, like son. And the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. We finally see who the son takes after.”
   “And the police for sure will be complicit, and Lee Sang’s son will never get justice for his massacred family.
   ***There is a quote that says: “You can drive out nature with a pitchfork, but it will always come back.”
   Something to ponder!

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