The mystery surrounding Yoon Eun Seong (played by Park Sung Hoon)’s associates in Queen of Tears has finally been unraveled. Among them are Hong Soo Cheol’s wife, Cheon Da Hye (portrayed by Lee Joo Bin), Go Grace (played by Kim Joo Ryung), and secretary Baek Hyun Woo (performed by Jeong Ji Hwan), all serving under Eun Seong.
However, the nature of Yoon Eun Seong’s relationship with Mo Seul Hee (portrayed by Lee Mi Sook) remains undisclosed. The two characters, both outsiders to the Queens family, raise significant suspicion. Do Mo Seul Hee and Yoon Eun Seong share any connection?
1. Simultaneous Events:
Still cut Queen of Tears (instagram.com/tvn_drama)During a hunt, Mo Seul Hee warned her boyfriend, Hong Man Dae (played by Kim Kap Soo), against joining, citing a shaman’s prediction of impending danger, including the arrival of his ex-wife armed with a knife. Coincidentally, a wild boar attacked Hong Hae In in the same area where Hong Man Dae was expected to hunt, lured by bait set by Cheon Da Hye, a subordinate of Yoon Eun Seong. Additionally, while reviewing CCTV footage, suspicions arose around Hong Beom Seok (played by Park Yeon Hee), with Mo Seul Hee being vocal in accusing him. Could Mo Seul Hee’s actions suggest a hidden motive to protect Yoon Eun Seong?
2. Unspoken Tensions:
Still cut Queen of Tears (instagram.com/tvn_drama)Mo Seul Hee and Yoon Eun Seong’s interactions appear distant, with rare encounters and silent but intense exchanges when they do meet. Conversely, Yoon Eun Seong seems comfortable within the Queens family, influenced by Kim Sun Hwa’s guidance, albeit under the watchful eye of Go Grace, who is undercover among them.
3. Coincidences or Connections?
Still cut Queen of Tears (instagram.com/tving.official)A peculiar incident unfolded while Hong Hae In and Baek Hyun Woo were away in Germany. Mo Seul Hee discovered a listening device in Hong Man Dae’s room, later traced back to Baek Hyun Woo’s quarters. Concurrently, Yoon Eun Seong initiated a search of Baek Hyun Woo’s room, uncovering information regarding the family and the Queens company, along with allegations of fund embezzlement involving Hong Man Dae and Baek Hyun Woo. Is this string of events mere coincidence or suggestive of deeper ties between the characters?
The dynamics between Mo Seul Hee and Yoon Eun Seong in Queen of Tears remain enigmatic. However, further revelations arise as Hong Beom Ja investigates Seul Hee, revealing her past involving a false identity, incarceration, and motherhood. In contrast, Eun Seong’s background traces back to an orphanage, with a scholarship from the Queens group facilitating his education in America. With these unfolding truths, could Mo Seul Hee and Yoon Eun Seong share a hidden history? Share your thoughts!