#WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING DRAMA SERIAL#
#WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING DRAMA TRIAL#

Jae-Chan had no clue about Woo-Tak's condition and was unsure if he should continue questioning him.

#WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING DRAMA TRIAL#

Besides hurting the case against Yoo-Bum it's also going to affect his career as an officer, after the trial Woo-Tak was forced to resign from the force. Jae-Chan was the one doing the questioning, it staggered him when Woo-Tak announced in court about his being color blind. Only a few were aware of his problem, Han who was his partner and Hong-Joo.

Woo-Tak is color blind and would be unable to identify the two umbrellas found at the rooftop scene, those are the most important pieces of evidence for Yoo-Bum's murder and attempted murder charges. Woo-Tak's testimony is straight on but there is an issue and it's a huge one for the defense. Hong-Joo managed to pull out of it a very undramatic way, her recovery could have been so suspenseful yet how it was done was one of the low points of the series.

#WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING DRAMA SERIAL#

She had been injected with a lethal drug by Ju-Won, she was the actual serial killer who had gone uncaptured by the police and Yoo-Bum. Woo-Tak had rushed to the roof where Yoo-Bum had been carrying an unconscious Hong-Joo. He was first on the scene at the office building where the murder and attempted murder took place. On to the second day of the trial where there's one more major witness who is officer Woo-Tak. On that first trial day Hong-Joo had also been a witness, she gave a superb testimony which was quickly blown apart by Hae leaving her flustered which is the word of the day. Choi had noticed suitcases in the backseat, he told the prosecution of what he saw and they're working on getting a travel ban on Yoo-Bum. On the second day of the trial Yoo-Bum had given him a ride in his luxury car. He was a witness on day one of the trial, his words and other evidence got twisted around by Hae but luckily Choi was saved in court by Jae-Chan. He's now working at the Hae Kwang firm but he's still a solid and upstanding person. In the above bottom screenshot is Choi who used to be Jae-Chan's assistant. Hae is the head of the Hae Kwang Law Firm where Yoo-Bum works, his boss knows how corrupt he is but Yoo-Bum delivers victories and huge profits. So far the prosecution has the edge but not a huge one, thanks to Yoo-Bum's attorney Hae the trial could go either way. There's been one day of the trial with two more to follow, won't go into too many details of what's happened but they'll be in the post for episode thirty if you want to read it.

That's the trial of Yoo-Bum who us facing a pair of major charges along with a few minor ones that could land him in Goulburn for a long stretch. More on the wedding at the end of the post but if you've read the previous recaps you know there's only one story we're all interested in. She appeared briefly in the final episode playing the piano at a wedding and it wasn't for who you would think. Kim So-Hyun's appearance had slipped my mind as she had played the character of So-Yoon from episodes three through eight, I really think she's got a promising future. Was nice though being reminded of some of the older events, so many crimes and trials had happened and had forgotten about too many of them.

We also saw some flashbacks, the length of the two shows were 59 minutes with perhaps 30-35 being interesting, one forty minute episode would have worked better. But there also was some filler thrown in as some of the scenes were stretched too far out. Quite a but happened in these two shows but less than previous episodes, guess the main reason for that is no new developments could be added in. For this last recap going back to the way they were done up until the 24th episode. Slightly higher rating for the final two episodes but not much more than other shows, only once did it go over 10%.

While you were sleeping drama