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Lee Yu-bi's ever-changing eyes give us goosebumps... Flawless acting skills
In the SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'Resurrection of the Seven', which aired on the 19th, the story of Monet (played by Lee Yu-bi), who tried to catch Ra-hee (played by Hwang Jung-eum) by using Chan-sung (played by Lee Jung-eum), unfolded. Earlier, Monet trembled with fear after encountering Chansung's true appearance.
Among these, Monet drew attention by becoming angry at Do-hyuk (played by Lee Joon), who helped her, and defending Chan-sung. Above all, in order to avoid a crisis, Monet approached Chan-sung and wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth, becoming fiercely angry at Do-hyuk.
Meanwhile, Monet got angry at Ra-hee, who made him feel uncomfortable by mentioning Hanna (played by Shim Ji-yu). In addition, when Rahee had her mother's letter, Monet was embarrassed and screamed as the letter, a keepsake, was torn in front of her eyes, and expressed her seething anger with her whole body.
Then, Monet, who went to see Chan-sung, reacted indifferently, pretending to forget what happened earlier, and took control of the relationship by showing him the emergency bell that Do-hyuk had given him. Not only that, he surprised everyone by asking Chansung to let him kill Rahee with his own hands.
Lee Yoo-bi increased the drama's appeal by elegantly depicting the temperature differences between different characters depending on the situation. From the moment he deliberately treats Do-hyuk cruelly in order to help him, to the moment he drives Hanna away with an indifferent and cold attitude, to the moment he seeks revenge on Ra-hee, the tension of the play is tense with the emotion in his eyes. Then, the ever-changing eyes helped the character focus on the situation he was in, giving him persuasiveness.
The SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'Resurrection of the Seven' starring Lee Yu-bi airs every Friday and Saturday at 10 PM.
Reporter Lee Min-kyung, Ten Asia 2min_ror@tenasia.co.kr
