“You’re innocent until proven guilty” (dramafever.com); in the case of the Korean drama “I Hear Your Voice” you are “guilty until proven innocent” (dramafever.com). The drama “I Hear Your Voice” is a 2013 Korean drama directed by Jo So Won. It is a romantic comedy, where the plot revolves around the judiciary system and the main character whose name is Park Soo Ha. This character is able to see what people are thinking with just glancing at their eyes. The drama is based on the fictional story of the murder of Park Soo Ha’s father and the reason behind the murder. This story happens when he is a little child. Among the other main characters there is Jang Hye Sung; she saw the death of Soo Ha’s father and decides to be a witness of the act
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The theme of innocent versus guilty, portrayed in I Hear Your Voice, is also explained in the article in detail. As mentioned before Park Soo Ha is one of these main characters. He helps the other two main characters in the cases. An example from episode three is when he convinces Jang Hye Sung to trust that the person she is defending is innocent even when the victim is accusing against Hye Sung’s client. In the plot Park Soo Ha helps her find evidence about the case and he shows that the person accused can be proven innocent unless facts prove …show more content…
Raymond. Rosen, Bernard 608-9) this passage is not specifically referring to the law of someone being innocent until proven guilty but it implies that this is the policy in the workplace also. This article somewhat relates to the drama I Hear Your Voice. It relates because the job of a public defender is to try to prove that their clients are innocent. Jang Hye Sung discovers this while proving that the person she was defending was innocent. In the middle episodes Hye Sung begins to understand more why she became a public defender and begins to trust all of her clients. By the end of the drama her character is fully developed, which means that she finds the balance between trust and facts, and innocence and
The theme of innocent versus guilty, portrayed in I Hear Your Voice, is also explained in the article in detail. As mentioned before Park Soo Ha is one of these main characters. He helps the other two main characters in the cases. An example from episode three is when he convinces Jang Hye Sung to trust that the person she is defending is innocent even when the victim is accusing against Hye Sung’s client. In the plot Park Soo Ha helps her find evidence about the case and he shows that the person accused can be proven innocent unless facts prove …show more content…
Raymond. Rosen, Bernard 608-9) this passage is not specifically referring to the law of someone being innocent until proven guilty but it implies that this is the policy in the workplace also. This article somewhat relates to the drama I Hear Your Voice. It relates because the job of a public defender is to try to prove that their clients are innocent. Jang Hye Sung discovers this while proving that the person she was defending was innocent. In the middle episodes Hye Sung begins to understand more why she became a public defender and begins to trust all of her clients. By the end of the drama her character is fully developed, which means that she finds the balance between trust and facts, and innocence and