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Lee Bo-young's unconventional actions, now like a crazy bitch
On the 14th, JTBC's Saturday-Sunday drama 'Agency' released a still of Lee Bo-young, who predicted an unconventional move.
In the still cuts released on this day, Go A-in's unconventional move appears to be going one step further. After hearing the news of his demotion to a team member, he was caught holding out a sword and giving a meaningful warning to the CDs who came after him.
The message “Lead, follow, or get out of the way” ambitiously hung in Go Ah-in’s office represents her feelings. You can even feel his strong will and determination to completely uproot the internal factions that narrow his position.
Go Ah-in (played by Lee Bo-young), who says, "My job is to fight against the stereotype of common sense," uses the 'power' she has as the head of the production division and attempts personnel reform. Accordingly, Lee Bo-young, who has finished planning a strategy to rise to a higher position, begins to 'act like a crazy X', and a bloody internal war reminiscent of a battlefield is expected to begin in earnest.
As it was revealed that the managing director position that Go Ah-in had longed for and worked so hard to attain was an executive with a one-year term, the feeling of defeat stimulated her survival instinct and led her to desire a higher position in order to survive.
And even if it was only for one year, executives began to properly utilize the enormous power given to them. First, in order to push out his competitor Choi Chang-soo (played by Jo Seong-ha), he exercised his personnel rights as the head of the production division and demoted his line CD Kwon Woo-cheol (played by Kim Dae-gon) and other team leaders to team members. This was a refreshing revenge on Choi Chang-soo, who made him a terminally ill executive, and the beginning of a reform that would make him feel more comfortable about who was the head of the production division.
The production team of 'Agency' said, "In a pre-interview with writer Song Soo-han, he said that he liked the opening scene of the first episode the most and that he was looking forward to it. When a prince on a white horse appears, a girl takes out a sword and cuts off the horse's head, and then goes on her own way. “Here we go. This scene condenses the message the writer wants to convey in the future,” he explained.
He continued, "I emphasized the independence of not letting others decide my limits and becoming the best by going beyond the first, but Go A-in also does not let Choi Chang-soo decide his limits. I have drawn my sword for a higher position, and from now on. He added, "I'm starting to swing more seriously. Please look forward to Goain's battle to become more vicious and fiercer without limits."
Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr
