"A character that's not easy for me either"..How do you feel about ending "HONOR" by Baek Jihye

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Actor Baek Ji-hye expressed her feelings about the end of "Honor: Their Court."

Baek Ji-hye showed her strong presence by playing Lee Sun-hwa, a character who constantly calculates and chooses for survival in the ENA Monday-Tuesday drama Honor: Their Court. He played a key role in leading the tension of the play by delicately portraying a complex character mixed with protection and exploitation, compassion and calculation.

On the end of the show, Baek Ji-hye said, "The character Lee Seon-hwa was not an easy character for me either," adding, "I thought she was strong and rough on the outside, but she was afraid, anxious, and desperate to survive." I acted while thinking a lot about how to express that complex emotion. "I tried to understand the situation and emotions that Lee Sun-hwa was in while filming, and if the viewers felt that complex mind together, I think it's a very grateful thing as an actor," he said.

"Thanks to the director, the writer, and all the actors and staff who worked together, I was able to finish this work well," he said. "It was a precious time to learn and grow a lot on the spot."

Through this work, Baek Ji-hye impressed viewers by embodying a person whose greed, anxiety, and survival instincts are intertwined with understated emotional expression. In particular, despite the tense development in the second half of the play, it was evaluated that it increased the level of immersion by showing the cracks and human aspects of the character at the same time.

Lastly, Baek Ji-hye said, "I sincerely thank the viewers for loving and supporting 'Honor: Their Court' until the end," adding, "We will continue to try to greet you in a new way in various works."

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